Timothy W. Weber2985 District Ave Apt 371

Fairfax, VA 22031(360) 562-6199

timothy.weber32@gmail.com

Professional SummaryMr. Weber brings over 6 years of distinguished Intelligence Analyst experience supporting the Defense Intelligence Agency, Department of the Navy, Department of Homeland Security and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. His specialized education, training and analytical skills aid the success of the National Intelligence community through teamwork and communication. Mr. Weber’s exceptional writing and public speaking/briefing skills efficiently assists senior leadership in critical decision making.

Clearance

• Previously held Top Secret/SCI clearance with CI Poly

Professional ExperienceAMDEX Corporation, Silver Spring, MDInformation Technology Technician/Executive Office Administrator, November 2016 – Present

• Train and assist all administrative support staff on corporate procedures and policies; including correspondences, reporting, corporate visitors, and business continuity plans

• Maintain Information Technology systems to include networks, servers, and office computers to ensure an optimal and secure work environment to protect proprietary information.

• Administer the purchase and upkeep of Information Technologies.

Expertaste, Washington, DCMarket Research Analyst, October 2016 – Present

• Coordinate with beer and cider companies to conduct beverage samplings of specific products in the VA/MD/DC area which promotes brand recognition and encourages sales.

• Produce detailed demographic and sales analysis reports that allow the beer and cider companies to better understand their market footprint.

• Maintain an online database of product descriptions to include food pairings, alcohol per volume, international bitterness unit, history, and product similarities to be used in better assisting customers consuming the product.

BKM Global Enterprises, LLC, Washington, DCJoint Counterintelligence Training, Surveillance and Role Support, September 2016 – Present

• Conduct and participate in counterintelligence training exercises in support of counterintelligence training centers to aid students in skills based assessments.

Mission Essential Personnel, United States European Command Joint Intelligence Operations Center, RAF Molesworth, UKCounter Terrorism Intelligence Analyst, November 2015 – April 2016

• Produced fused, all-source intelligence reports, within the confines of NATO and BICES; often required to produce quick turnaround production as well as in-depth predictive assessments.

• Maintained a product that illustrates foreign fighter connections between the EUCOM, AFRICOM, and CENTCOM areas of responsibility, to support the community’s understanding of terrorist goals in support to conflict zones.

• Analyzed traveler information coming to the United States in cooperation with other agencies to determine a terrorism nexus.

• Created profiles on terrorists of interest for senior leadership in support of targeting operations.

• Submitted monthly all-source article on terrorism activities specific to the EUCOM area of responsibility.

Salient Federal Solutions, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Washington, DCEmergency Management Watch Officer, October 2014 – July 2015

• Provided COOP/COG support to the Director of National Intelligence/successors, in preparation of Emergency situations that would affect daily operations in the Washington/Baltimore Metropolitan Area.

• Facilitated the integration of plans, policies, and procedures to maintain continuity within the Intelligence Community.

• Analyzed and verified multiple sources of information to form a coherent picture of potential threats to national security.

• Conducted local phone and help-desk support to improve the up-time of critical mission requirements.

• Produced inclement weather reporting to National Intelligence Emergency Management leadership that would interfere with daily operations in the Washington/Baltimore Metropolitan Area.

Salient Federal Solutions, Defense Intelligence Agency, Washington, DCCounter Terrorism Analyst, February 2014 – October 2014

• Provided support to Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Component Security Review Teams in support of the Department of Defense (DOD) Office of General Counsel (OGC) and the Office of Military Commissions Habeas Corpus Project.

• Assessed and performed security classification/declassification reviews on documents pertaining to detainee information at Guantanamo Bay Cuba.

• Assisted Original Classification Authorities or their representatives, and attorneys involved in the detainee litigation process in preparing classified or unclassified summaries.

• Recommended classification/declassification decisions on behalf of the Defense Intelligence Agency and other DoD and national level agencies, Military Departments, and Combatant Commands in a fast paced interagency environment.

Pluribus International, Department of Homeland Security, Washington, DCIntelligence Analyst, June 2013 – January 2014

• Worked in the Office of Intelligence & Analysis (I&A), Intelligence Watch and Warning in the National Operations Center as a qualified Intelligence Analyst.

• Produced in depth Counter-Terrorism products to Department senior leaders and the Intelligence Community.

• Directly supported the Secretary and the Department by coordinating with the Intelligence Community, State and Local law enforcement, the private sector, and DHS components to provide timely and efficient situational awareness and notification to DHS leadership and I&A senior leaders.

• Presented current intelligence briefings to the DHS Operations Component Director, providing information on potential homeland threat developments and worldwide political progressions.

• Trained and mentored analysts on knowledge for assigned watch intelligence-related priorities.

Excalibur Associates, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DCDeclassification Analyst, January 2013 – June 2013

• Conducted initial reviews of archived Navy documents for the automatic declassification review process. Analyzed finished intelligence reports for sensitive material pertaining to national security for release, referrals to other United States agencies, or exemptions under Department of the Navy.

United States European Command Joint Intelligence Operations Center, RAF Molesworth, UK

Military Intelligence Analyst Subject Matter Expert, January 2009 – May 2012• Position relied heavily on self-sufficiency and product driven research. Introduction to entirely

separated network infrastructures and policy driven work increased focus on technological aspects that were inexperienced prior. Working within the NATO environment lead to new understanding of infrastructure and collaboration that piqued interest in how things work and create unison and chaos through order.

• Conducted all-source research and analysis as well as maintained historical databases to produce intelligence assessments, briefings and activity forecasts on military capabilities and operations for assigned areas of responsibility.

• Analyzed asymmetric capabilities of designated militant/terrorist groups within assigned area of responsibility to determine threat to US and Allied forces.

• Constructed daily products on Counter-Terrorism and Counter-Piracy efforts within the assigned area of responsibility.

• Produced fused, all-source strategic, operational and tactical intelligence support, including indications and warning to US, NATO and Allied military forces; often required to produce quick turnaround production as well as in-depth predictive assessments.

• Created intelligence collection requirements and produced evaluations of intelligence collection efforts, redirecting collection priorities to address existing intelligence gaps.

• Supported sensitive multinational intelligence programs.• Created training manuals and developed reference guides for colleagues and as background

resources for leadership.• Trained, mentored, and tested analysts on knowledge for assigned intelligence-related

priorities.• Monitored and provided technical and intelligence support to deployed U.S and Allied assets in

the U.S. European Command’s area of responsibility.

Education and TrainingAmerican Military University – Bachelor of Arts, Intelligence Studies

Regional Joint Intelligence Training Facility, RAF Molesworth, UKAdvanced Proton, DIA, January 2016Fundamentals of Proton, DIA, January 2016Critical Thinking and Structured Analysis, DIA, July 2011Middle East Area Studies, DIA, April 2011Power Google, DIA, March 2011Eurasia Seminar, DIA, November 2010Socio-Cultural Dynamics, DIA, September 2010Foreign Disclosure, DIA, September 2010Highpoint, DIA, September 2010Intelligence Writing, DIA, October 2009M3, DIA, October 2009

Department of Homeland Security Headquarters, Washington, DC Writing for the Homeland Intelligence Today, December 2013Intelligence Community Tradecraft, June 2013

Navy and Marine Corps Intelligence Training Center, Dam Neck, VAIntelligence Specialist Operational Intelligence School, July 2009 – August 2009Intelligence Specialist Basic Intelligence School, March 2009 - June 2009