Ryan Cunningham

• Currently manage fleet of 200+ vehicles and assets
• Monitor fleet to ensure insurance, inspections and registrations were up to date
• Perform and tracked maintenance on vehicles to maintain fleet health
• Oversee the buying and selling of assets (vehicles, trailers and equipment) to keep up with companies operational needs

• Oversaw employee performance, corrected problems, and increased efficiency to maintain productivity targets.
• Managed $5 million worth of filter, fluid and tool inventory annually.
• Monitored material spending and shop opening and closing procedures.
• Kept orderly and accurate accounting records by monitoring sales and transfer of filter and oil inventory.
• Implemented shop policies and safety procedures to remain compliant with OSHA guidelines.

• Established positive and effective communication among unit staff and organization leadership, reducing miscommunications, and missed deadlines.
• Managed 21 employees who performed preventative maintenance on Halliburton equipment valued at over $100 million.
• Identified and resolved unauthorized, unsafe, or ineffective practices.
• Supervised operations staff and kept employees compliant with company policies and procedures to reduce downtime of customers frac fleet.
• Directed initiatives to improve work environment, company culture or overall business strategy.
• Increased profit by streamlining operations.
• Managed oil and fluid inventory and supply chain operations to achieve timely and accurate delivery of goods and services to customers.
• Led hiring, onboarding and training of new hires to fulfill business requirements.

Counter-IED Targeting Program (CITP) Journeyman Analyst Feb 14, 2011 to Oct 14, 201
Charlottesville, VA 22901

Journeyman Analyst

• Worked as a member of a government contractor team supporting the Counter-IED Targeting Program (CITP).
• Provided analytical support to the CITP, which included producing CITP related assessments and target support packages in collaboration with analysts involved in the counter insurgency/counter IED mission.
• Coordinated with CITP action officers in the planning, preparation, coordination, and dissemination phases of scheduled targeting and intelligence survey packages.
• Conducted counter-IED related assessments and complete assessment packages.
• Provided expert all-source research, analysis, and intelligence analytical products; maintained and updated databases and identified intelligence gaps.
• In addition, tracked all tasks and ad hoc products to completion; provided quality control on all products prior to delivery; researched, reviewed, evaluated, and integrated all-source data to contribute to and/or produce draft and finished all-source assessments.

• Military Experience:
  United States Air Force, Brooks City-Base, Tx July 16, 2005 to March 12, 2011
  Intelligence Analyst
• 6 years of military intelligence experience
• Information Operations Planner in Qatar (Al Udeid, AB) September 5, 2006-January 16, 2007.
• Certified Combat Life Saver, JERRV, HMMWV and Gyrocam Operator. Army and Air Force qualified on six different weapons systems.
• Weapons Intelligence Team member attached to the U.S Army's 787th and 630th EOD companies while deployed to Iraq from April 12, 2009 to October 28, 2009. Completed over 100 outside the wire Counter-IED and security missions. Very experienced in outside the wire standard operating procedures (SOPs) and Iraqi theater enemy weapons and tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)
• Provided direct telecommunications intelligence support to Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF)
  Worked extensively with CIDNE, GeoQuest and TIGR
  During WIT deployment , collected and examine over 2000 pieces of evidence from 150 cases, 17 of which were classified as high-priority "Red Case" events, garnering 85 latent prints of value that produced more than 20 biometric matches and the capture of 7 division High-value insurgents.
• Drove dedicated intelligence support to the 2nd Brigade Combat Team and Task Force Troy by authoring more than 80 detailed WIT reports on Improvised Explosive Devices (IED), caches and Explosively Formed Penetrators.
  Conducted Battlefield Forensics partnership training to 50 of the 60 Iraqi Army Bomb Disposal Company (IABDC) Security Forces on sensitive scene exploitation and forensic evidence preservation techniques.
• Was named the Junior Technician of the Year at the Squadron, Group and Wing level and was presented the Army Commendation Medal for achievements while on WIT team during 2009 deployment.