Hard working, ambitious professional committed to making a positive impact on public safety. A calm leader with demonstrated ability to perform in a team structure. Maintains composure and effectiveness in stressful situations. Experienced researcher of topics related to terrorism, law enforcement operations, and international affairs.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Investigative Analyst
Naval Criminal Investigative Service
Quantico, VA
11.2024 - Current
TS/SCI Clearance
Worked in the 24/7 Multiple Threat Alert Center (MTAC).
As part of the Law Enforcement Desk team, I provided support for both field and headquarters components, in addition to federal, state, and local partners.
Monitored news media and event monitoring software for current events that were relevant to the Department of the Navy's equities.
Collaborated with watch floor partners (Army CID, Air Force OSI, Pentagon Force Protection, etc.) to communicate vital intelligence and information.
Worked with numerous law enforcement databases, including NCIC, Consolidated Law Enforcement Operations Center (CLEOC), Internal NCIS searches (KNET), Department of Defense Law Enforcement Exchange (DDEX/LINX), Defense Consolidated Index of Investigations (DCII), Defense Information System for Security (DISS), and Chameleon.
Also worked with commercial databases like TLOxp and LexisNexus/Accurint
Worked 12-hour shifts (0500-1700 and vice versa) both days and nights.
Answered the LE Desk line, NCIS hotline, and NCIS espionage line.
Answered routine requests for information from field agents, and replied in a timely manner with accurate, relevant information for criminal, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism investigations.
Provided field office and HQ analyst groups with summaries of information and initial analysis regarding calls received on the hotline and espionage line
Assisted local law enforcement with military affiliation and training checks for individuals they had encountered in an investigation or in the field, including during barricaded suspect situations.
Assisted field agents with locating information on individuals that they could not find on their own, including addresses, associates, phone numbers, etc.
Monitored the NCIS online tips portal during non-business hours to make sure any information that needed immediate action was given to the duty agent.
Contacted leadership if any large-scale events happened during non-business hours that could have an impact on Navy or NCIS operations.
Assisted field agents with cell phone pings for subjects that posed a threat to themselves or others.
Routinely interacted with individuals on the hotline who were mentally ill or experiencing severe trauma.
Made sure any immediate threats or incidents were reported to the field office, or the duty agent for the responsible AOR.
Provided intelligence and research support to large-scale events and operations (Army-Navy game, Inauguration)
Provided immediate research support to major emergency events (DC plane crash, NOLA attack, etc.).
Attended and completed the Office of the Director of Intelligence's Analysis 101 course.
Job Schedule: Shift work (84 hours per 2 weeks with frequent overtime)
Job Series: 1805
Pay Plan: GS-09
Junior Security Specialist
U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division
Washington, DC
07.2023 - 11.2024
TS/SCI Clearance
Assisted the senior physical security specialist with all tasks.
Monitored internal security systems for alarms and followed up on any that were suspicious.
Made sure internal security hardware was operational.
Maintained communications security equipment.
Assisted in the development of internal operating procedures for the use of classified security equipment.
Briefed senior personnel on the use of secure communications equipment, including operational security for use in foreign countries.
Investigated and reported violations of Criminal Division (CRM) security policies
Assisted in maintaining classified spaces.
Trained new CRM employees on SCIF procedures.
Assisted in audits of classified and unclassified security containers.
Assisted in the accreditation process of new SCIFs.
Made sure that all classified material and spaces were kept in line with intelligence community directives.
Escorted contractors into secure spaces.
Managed access for CRM personnel to all spaces, classified and unclassified.
monitored and assisted with classified and unclassified burn runs.
Coordinated with external vendors for the installation and maintenance of security solutions.
Full time (40 hour work week)
Job Series: 0080
Pay Grade: GS-09
Security Trainee (Pathways Intern)
Department of Justice, Criminal Division
Washington, DC
03.2023 - 07.2023
Trained in all elements of security (Personnel, Physical, Information, Emergency Management).
Assisted the senior physical security specialist with tasks.
Submitted work orders to contractors regarding security equipment.
Escorted visiting contractors throughout criminal division facilities.
Assisted in the planning and execution of special security events (ie. Attorney General visits).
Responded to physical security requests sent in by criminal division employees.
Used internal systems (C-CURE, AST, JSTARS) to determine validity of clearances.
Examined security camera footage for internal use and outside agency investigations.
Audited the security cameras to make sure they were in working order and clear of any dirt.
Hours Worked: 40 hours per week
GS-0099-05
Congressional Relations Intern
U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement
Washington, DC
05.2022 - 02.2023
Worked within the Office of Congressional Relations.
Managed the congressional intake mailbox. Tasked inquiries to the correct branch for a response and responded to congressional staffers.
Created and sent out the close of business report to agency leadership every day reporting what the Office of Congressional Relations was doing over a 2 week span.
Trained to use the ICATT system for OCR.
Updated contacts in the ICATT OCR system so congressional liaisons have the correct contact information for congressional offices.
Analyzed data from ICATT to determine which work packages were being done on time and which ones were overdue and needed to be addressed for each branch.
Helped with logistics for congressional events taking place that involved ICE.
Assisted liaisons with briefings for congressional staff
Attended and assisted with weekly appropriations briefings on migration.
Hours Worked: 40 hours per week (Summer, June 1- August 31), 25 hours per week (spring/winter/fall)
Volunteer position
Education
Master of Arts - Security Policy Studies
The George Washington University
Washington, DC
05.2023
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
Marist College
Poughkeepsie, NY
06.2021
Skills
Leadership
Communication skills
Report Writing
Open source research and data collection
Research
Proficient with Google and Microsoft software (Excel, Word, Sheets, etc)
Russian (Beginner level)
Volunteer Work
First year Student move in volunteer (2018 & 2019)
Transfer Student move in volunteer (2019)
USA Hockey: Try Hockey for Free volunteer (2017-2019)
Timeline
Investigative Analyst
Naval Criminal Investigative Service
11.2024 - Current
Junior Security Specialist
U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division
07.2023 - 11.2024
Security Trainee (Pathways Intern)
Department of Justice, Criminal Division
03.2023 - 07.2023
Congressional Relations Intern
U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement
05.2022 - 02.2023
Master of Arts - Security Policy Studies
The George Washington University
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
Marist College
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