Tyler Jackson

Providing preeminent control, coordination, and deconfliction services within Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility (FACSFAC) Jacksonville’s airspace and sea space (both surface and subsurface) to our nation’s military, government agencies, and civilian users.

• Developed strategic plans to warn, control and evacuate personnel and general public from critical zones.
• Produced detailed and knowledgeable technical reports on command and field activities.
• Responded quickly to crisis situations, balancing operational requirements against public safety to effectively handle dynamic needs.
• Coordinated cross-functional teams to ensure seamless execution of projects within tight deadlines.
• Delegated tasks effectively among team members, ensuring optimal workload distribution and maximizing productivity.
• Trained personnel in important first response procedures.
• Helped implement disaster plans, coordinating teams and resources to swiftly respond to problems.
• Coordinated with local authorities to smoothly manage disaster response.
• Collaborated with other departments to streamline interdepartmental processes, reducing redundancies and increasing efficiency across the organization.
• Facilitated optimal communication among team members, fostering a collaborative work environment conducive to achieving objectives.
• Enhanced team performance by providing mentorship and guidance on best practices for operational tasks.

While serving aboard the USS Gonzalez, this individual played a critical role as the Defense Readiness Reporting Coordinator, where they expertly managed a database covering eleven warfare areas. Their efforts directly enhanced global force awareness for the Directors of Operations, ensuring 100% accuracy in the reporting of deployment and training readiness for the ship. As a Global Command Control Systems Operator, they became highly skilled in Over-The-Horizon Targeting, (C4i) System Engineering, and advanced Common Operational Picture management. They were the primary lead in identifying and resolving issues within the GCCS systems, as well as leading corrective actions to address multi-ship GCCS casualties. Their superb knowledge of Strike Warfare earned them the responsibility of Launch Area Coordinator during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, where they successfully graded 371 TLAM flight paths for six ships simultaneously, with perfect accuracy multiple times. In the role of Combat Information Watch Officer, they demonstrated exceptional communication and leadership abilities during high-intensity situations, leading junior personnel and liaising effectively with senior leadership. Their expertise in multiple warfare areas was instrumental in ensuring the safe navigation of USS Gonzalez during critical missions. Tactical Data Link As Force Tactical Data Coordinator, He maintained a complex multi-frequency data link architecture with six NATO ships. He participated in 15 simulated and 6 Live ADEX’s ensuring he maintained an accurate link picture. Also having extensive hours of link trouble shooting resulting on 100% connectivity onboard. As Security manager was responsible to handling and processing a multiple safe storages and various classifications material both physical and cyber high level of organizations.

• Assisted with tactical planning by compiling and evaluating important operations and intelligence data.
• Analyzed operational data to identify trends and opportunities for improvement in efficiency and effectiveness.
• Facilitated optimal communication among team members, fostering a collaborative work environment conducive to achieving objectives.
• Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
• Passionate about learning and committed to continual improvement.
• Demonstrated strong organizational and time management skills while managing multiple projects.