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- 1. Phillip M. Vitela 4909 Greenwood dr sw Olympia, Washington 98502 925-765-2984 ? vitela.phillip@gmail.com Country of Citizenship: United States of America Veterans’ Preference: Yes Highest Grade: E6 Availability: Job Type: Permanent Work Schedule: Full Time Desired Locations US-Washington, Oregon, California Skill Set: Recruitment, Training, Development, Security Management, Top Secret Clearance w/ SCI Dedicated professional capable of setting and exceeding goals. Award-winning trainer and Intelligence specialist who thrives on challenge. Respected leader and experienced instructor known for promoting success, instilling knowledge, teaching new skills and encouraging open communication. Reliable technical advisor, clear communicator and effective collaborator. Avid student and quick learner able to adapt to new situations with ease. Proficient with Glock, M-4 Carbine, M-203 Grenade Launcher, M-240B, M-9 beretta and M-2 MG. Airborne Qualified with three years’ experience working with Special Forces (1 st SFG (A) ). 23 Months deployed to Iraqi Theater as military policeman and Human Intelligence collector, as well as several deployments to South East Asia. Trained in Preliminary Credibility Assessment Screening System (PCASS). Core Competencies Leadership ? Community Relations ? Recruitment ? Counseling ? Logistics ? Relationship Building ? Administration Statistical Analysis ? Performance Evaluation ? Employment Screening ? Research ? Personal Management ? Technical Advisor Computer Proficiencies Military Intelligence based programs, Personnel Electronic Records Management System (IPERMS) Systems Application Programming (SAP) ? Microsoft: Outlook, Access, Word, PowerPoint and Excel PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY Military Intelligence, Jun 2007-Present Operations Support Department, April 2013-January 31 2016 Coordinated operations of command in matters such as training, administration, information management, operations and public relations. Interviews and recommends selection of Soldiers. Exercises supervision of a military staff of 18. Developed the I Corps Intelligence Oversight SOP, which was then used throughout the Pacific theater of operation. Effected disciplinary measures and hears and resolves employee’s complaints and grievances. Evaluates soldiers on performance measures. Assistant I Corps Intelligence Over Sight Officer, in charge of the intelligence operational over sight. Member of the I Corps Humanitarian Support Team for Pacific allies. Coordinator and planner for joint exercise with Marine, local and federal law enforcement agencies. Which resulted in a 100% pass rate for Marines certifications to deploy overseas. Supervisor: CW5 Sung Park (253-929-9387) Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes Intelligence Sergeant, 1st Special Forces Group, Oct 2009– April 2013 Served as the Security Manager and intelligence Non Commissioned Officer in charge, for a Multifunction Battalion in the Special Operations Community. Advised the command on security and intelligence matters; managed the security clearances and classified information access of 342 soldiers. Reviewed and disseminated daily intelligence summaries to two subordinate units; prepared the operations estimate, intelligence estimates and orders annexes for Command;
- 2. provided intelligence support to force protection; oversaw battalion’s operations security program and supervised the personnel recovery program. Human Intelligence Collector, Team Leader, 1st Special Forces Group Feb 2009- Apr 2013 Served as a Human Intelligence Collector in the 1st SFG (A) with the Counterintelligence, HUMINT section; conducted conventional and unconventional HUMINT collection in direct support of full spectrum Special Operations Forces missions within the PACOM and CENTCOM areas of responsibility Reviewed training program, implemented changes to improve processes as necessary. Coordinated resources and the transportation of supplies, equipment and troops to off-site training. Coordinated training and instructed new soldiers, preparing them for intelligence and combat missions. Developed course outlines and prepared training materials. Conducted visits to other training sites to evaluate and improve programs as necessary. Ensure soldiers passed inspections. Supervised, trained and mentored Soldiers in all aspects of basic and advanced military skills and leadership. Counsel and evaluate Soldiers on a regular basis, guiding them in career paths, training issues and any performance issues as necessary. Prepare Soldiers for all levels of leadership and MOS school, maintaining their individual readiness. Key Achievements: ? Trained foreign Special Operations soldiers in rifle marksmanship, and enhanced first aid, resulting in superior combat readiness and effectiveness. ? Graduated Senior Leaders course as a Staff Sergeant, recognized for leadership by peers and cadre. ? Trained 300 I Corps soldiers in advanced skills, involving tactics and leadership improving the Corps tactical proficiency and qualification rate. ? Awarded Parachutes Badge. ? Coordinated and oversaw premier exercise involving several federal and state intelligence entities as well as two sister services. Supervisor: Gary Taylor (360) 789-7227 (mgataylor@comcast.net) Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes Human Operations Department Manager, 10th Mountain Division Nov 2007- Feb 2009 Supervised the editing, routing, and dissemination of intelligence and operational reports received by the Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Operations Cell (HOC); responsible for the dissemination of source Directed Requirements to the operational Management Teams and HUMINT Collection Teams (HCT). Disseminated over 2000 intelligence reports in the Iraq Theater of operation. Key Achievements: ? Established HUMINT Operations at British Camp Basra Iraq, in preparation for 10th Mountain Division movement forward, resulting in no impact on collection operations. ? Disseminated over 2000 intelligence and interrogation reports. Supervisor: Maj Rosey Poulos (253) 789-1173 Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes Border Patrol, Counterdrug Task Force, Sep 2004-Dec 2007, 60 hrs. /week Carried out a wide range of duties for a coalition of law enforcement organizations operating along the Southwest Border of the United States. Liaised between the Task Force and other agencies including the U.S. Coast Guard, the DEA, California Border Patrol, local law enforcement professionals and community organizations. Wrote and briefed operational orders to necessary staff and Senior Management. Led patrols through various types of territory with minimal support with zero loss or injury to assigned personal. Key Achievement: ? Oversaw logistics and operations for 50-100 personnel and more than $2M in assets. ? Conducted over 100 patrols resulting in the seizure of multiple tons of illegal drugs and the arrest of HVT on the U.S Mexican Border. Supervisor: SFC Angel Vargas (jose.a.vargas118.mil@mail.mil) Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes
- 3. Military Police Officer, Deployed in Iraq, March 2003- April 2004 Performed wartime duties as Military Police Officer during Operation Enduring Freedom / Operation Iraqi Freedom. Processed prisoners and logged their daily activities. Conducted over 300 mounted and foot patrols, conducted numerous mobile and static check points registered incident reports, handled, updated and filed administrative paperwork. Aided in the training of the Iraqi Police Force. Key Achievements: ? Awarded the Army Commendation Medal for Outstanding Performance while deployed in Iraq. ? Awarded Army Combat Action Badge Supervisor: CSM Thomas Perry (straffmp@gmail.com) Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes EDUCATION ? Battlefield Forensics ? Basic Forensic ? Senior Leaders Course ? Advanced Leaders Course ? Strategic Debriefers Course ? Special Operations Site Exploitation Course ? Small Group Instructor ? Military Counter Intelligence Course ? AA/ Intelligence Studies (Cochise College, Sierra Vista Arizona) BS pending graduation