Michael Troiano

Signals Intelligence Analyst (35N) specializing in foreign communications analysis using advanced equipment to analyze intercepted communications, organize relevant information, and identify operational patterns for developing comprehensive intelligence reports.

• Monitor and interpret foreign communications to identify threats and develop effective countermeasures.
• Operate and maintain sophisticated signals intelligence equipment, including receivers, computers, and other related systems.
• Conduct research and analysis on foreign military capabilities, intentions, and activities.
• Develop and present intelligence briefings and reports to senior military personnel and decision-makers.

• Analyzed DNI data for reportable intelligence information and building target profiles
• Maintained appropriate databases for targeting, tasking, and analysis
• Performed sustained target analysis and enhancement through use of DNI and DNR analytic techniques
• Performed research using open source and classified sources to develop comprehensive
  baseline profiles of designated target sets
• Identified intelligence gaps and evaluated intelligence gathered in order to either tailor
  current collection or enable new collection to close gaps

Subject matter expertise in National Response Framework, Emergency Support Function -2 and Cybersecurity & Communications Initiatives to support the National Coordinating Center for Communications (NCC) and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) operations.

• Fulfilled position requirement to undergo Department of Homeland Security background investigation (EOD) to be applied in conjunction with TS/SCI clearance.
• Extensive coordination/collaboration with federal/state/local agencies in 24/7/365 working environments to provide detailed technical recommendations and full-scoped evaluations for mitigating threats to critical cyber and communications infrastructure.
• Utilized Geospatial Visualization Systems (ARCGIS) products and geographic modeling/simulation tools to produce and disseminate time-sensitive products for industry partners in both private and public sectors.
• Facilitate exchange of vulnerability, threat, intrusion, and anomaly information amongst government and industry communications participants critical to the sustainment of NS/EP communications and accomplishing Emergency Support Function #2 missions.

Served as a subject matter expert with the Defense Combating Terrorism Center (DCTC) in support of SOUTHCOM & EUCOM equities to ensure proper assessment, handling, and classification of sensitive DoD documents.

• Coordinated with classification and declassification equities among other DoD and national level agencies, military departments, and combatant commands in a
  fast-paced interagency environment.
• Responsible for rapid development, timely distribution, and comprehensive briefing of Situation Reports, INTSUM, and various other mission critical products.
• Performed analytical techniques in various classified and open-source programs to conduct thorough evaluation of sensitive material, applying proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Adobe Acrobat to meet processing and organizational requirements.