1. Christina Louise Marie Watts
3600 S. Glebe Road #423W
Arlington, VA 22202
(703) 371-7636
christina.l.m.watts@gmail.com
SECURITY CLEARANCES AND SALARY
 TOP SECRET – SCI – CI Poly – DHS Suitability
SUMMARY OF JOB DUTIES AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
 Task Efficiency/Automation
 Identification, collection, management, and
normalization of large, disparate data
 Experience with various database platforms: Oracle
9i/10/11g, Microsoft Access,and MySQL
 Experience with Unix, SQL, Oracle PL/SQL,and Visual
Basic
 Lead, assisted, and coordinated large scale data
migration efforts of legacy data to current
 Development of logical, physical, and conceptual data
models
 Development of best practices,strategies, and
methodologies for data management, governance, and ad
hoc reporting
 Experience with Toad, SQL*Plus, phpMyAdmin,
SQL*Loader, command line, and SecureShell
 Process improvement and optimization
 Cyber intelligence data collection techniques, analysis,
and reporting
 Analysis and data collection relating to network
topologies, telecommunications infrastructure, Internet
vulnerabilities, and risk analysis
 Cyber network analysis to assess the state of Internet use
and reliance in foreign countries
 Establish marketing parallels and recognize potential
opportunities by leveraging internal networks
 Technical Writing
 Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Access,Visio, and Outlook
DETAILED JOB DUTIES AND WORK EXPERIENCE
Booz Allen Hamilton, Associate June 2006 – Present
Inquisitive and analytical Senior-Level Defense Research Analyst with over 9 years of experience providing technical,
database, cyber, and marketing support to the following client initiatives:
United States Air Force
Air Force Integrated Pay Personnel and Pay System
(AFIPPS)
September 2014 – Present
Data Analysis and Database Development and Management
 Provided direct support and delivery to program manager and fellow stakeholders in support of data mapping
initiatives.
 Developed a SharePoint relational database and a Microsoft Access front end to ensure real-time access to
data and allow geographically disperse users the ability to map legacy data sources to common vocabulary,
streamlining efficiency, improving data integrity, and saving the client time through automation of previously
manual processes.
 Recreated a multi-million dollar tool decommissioned during a transitionary period through the use of
Microsoft Access and SharePoint to ensure continuation of business operations.
Headquarters Marine Corps (HQMC)
Reports Records and DirectivesManagement (ARDB) February 2012 – September 2014
Technical Lead
 Provided direct support and delivery to the Marine Corps ARDB program manager and fellow stakeholders in
support of identifying an Electronic Records Management (ERM) solution.

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 Presented findings and recommendations which were unpopular with stakeholders, but would save the Marine
Corps $1.7 million a year. The factual and professional presentation of these findings resulted in the rejection of
the original plan, secured follow on work for myself and peers and gained the trust of the client and stakeholders
while putting BAH in a position to lead the ERM initiative.
 Efforts resulted in obtaining the trust and direct compliments from the client, stakeholders, and task leads.
Lead Data Architect,Analyst, Modeler, Developer
 Identified by HQMC ARDB as a database expert and asked to assume the lead database developer role.
 Coordinated with key stakeholders to gather requirements, understand current business processes,and identify
disparate data sources tracking and reporting on directives.
 Collected, standardized, and normalized severaldata sources in a variety of formats and then conducted extensive
querying to identify inconsistencies and consistencies across these disparate data sources to extract and
consolidate appropriate and accurate metadata for a given directive.
 Established an efficient and effective data model to serve as the authoritative directives tracking and reporting
repository and established best practices, strategies,and methodologies for data management and governance, and
ad hoc report and query creation, and set the standard for directives management to ensure consistency, accuracy,
and data integrity.
 Maximized efficiency by delegating data normalization and cleanup, as well as procedural and structural
documentation.
Security & Emergency Services Communities ofInterest May 2009 – September 2014
Database Development and Data Management Technical Lead
 Identified and implemented automated techniques to reduce repetitive data extraction, entry, and analysis
allowing task resources to be allocated elsewhere.
 Leveraged MS Access Database tools and data management methodologies to manage, design, implement, and
streamline data collection and replace manual production of large, multi-month, client deliverables with advanced
querying and reporting techniques, decreasing task completion time and allowing for re-allocation of task-
resources.
 Coordinated the assembly of client ready Career Roadmaps while managing and delegating work to junior
employees.
 Provided fast and high-quality data work solutions and earned the trust of clients, project leads, and colleagues
which resulted in the opportunity to manage subtasks.
 Created a turnkey database solution which can be leveraged and applied to future client requests for Career
Roadmaps.
 Authored a training manual and educated junior employees about the turnkey database solution to further the
service knowledge base.
United States Department of the Navy (DoN)
Mission Assurance Division (MAD) January 2013 – April 2013
Lead Data Architect,Analyst, Modeler, Developer
 Identified by MAD as a database expert and asked to assume the lead database developer role.
 Gathered requirements, consolidated data, conducted data model enhancements to an existing MS Access data
repository while creating extensive queries and reports to support the automation of lengthy client deliveries and
ad hoc client reporting which resulted in 3 months of follow on work.
 Maximized efficiency by delegating data cleanup, procedural, and structural documentation efforts.
 Established best practices,strategies, and methodologies for data management and governance, and ad hoc report
and query creation.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
National Cyber Security Division (NCSD) January 2013 – January 2014
Data Architect,Analyst, Modeler, Developer
 Lead and assist with logical, physical, and conceptual data modeling and the development of best practices,
strategies, and methodologies for data management and governance, and ad hoc report and query creation.

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 Created a MS Access data repository to store logical and conceptual design and metadata.
 Created extensive queries and reports to support the automation of a weekly data dictionary reporting on the
appropriate metadata for both the logical and conceptual data models.
 Gathered requirements, consolidated data, designed, developed, and implemented an acquisition reporting
database to streamline client delivery, increase data integrity, and support ad hoc reporting requests.
National Communications System (NCS) June 2006 – May 2013
Metadata Management, Data Analyst, Database Developer, Data Modeler
 Researched various federal, state,and local entities, as well as, geo-coded IP addresses to these entities. Also
contributed to the research,identification, data collection, and maintenance of a telecommunications data
repository.
 Independently determined best practices for identifying, collecting, evaluating, processing, and analyzing data.
Identified and implemented automated techniques to replace manual data efforts, increasing efficiency and
providing work opportunities for peers.
 Authored templates to assist in the management of data collection efforts and processes including the creation of
queries, reports, and visual basic front ends to streamline data collection efforts.
 Directly collaborated with senior management to lead the development and adaptation of original databases
(Oracle 9i/10g, Microsoft Access,and MySQL) and original text deliverables documenting raw data collection
processes,methodologies, and client deliverables.
 Served as the primary and co-author on various client deliverables in the form of Microsoft PowerPoint, Word,
Excel, and Access Reports.
 Explored large datasets to discover patterns and derive relationships essential to designing and developing various
schemas. Exploited these schemas in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness of data identification,
collection, processing, maintenance, and governance through manual and automated mining efforts.
 Developed, distributed, and managed data collection templates and requirements which were delivered to junior
employees, collected, and then imported into a data repository.
 Responsible for the production of various client deliverables fed from the NCS Metadata Database.
 Created a Visual Basic based Front End so analysts may easily access the contents of the database.
National Cyber Security Division (NCSD) Trusted Internet Connections (TIC) May 2011 – January 2012
Data Analyst and Database Manager
 Provided MySQL database support to the National Cyber Security Division (NCSD) Trusted Internet Connections
(TIC) Support task, including: schema development, data collection, data standardization through SQL queries,
data governance and maintenance, and analysis and reporting on data pertaining to network topologies and access
router locations for severalfederal agencies obtained through open source intelligence gathering.
 Created a database dictionary defining all tables, attributes, indexes, and all other components of the MySQL
environment and schema.
NCSD Federal Network Security (FNS) Compliance and Assurance Program (CAP) May 2011 – January 2012
Researcher and Documenter
 Authored a white paper detailing the importance of a Cyber Data Store for the NCSD FNS CAP.
National Security Information Exchange (NSIE) June 2006 – January 2011
Lead SeniorConsultant
 Lead consultant and client contact for the Booz Allen Hamilton NSIE Secure Web Portal.
 Provided research,analysis, and meeting support, as well as, upkeep and maintenance of the NSIE US-Cert secure
portal.
 Created automated scripts to streamline the process of uploading various documents to the portal and authored
informative documentation on how to access and utilize the portal.
 Co-authored threat, vulnerability, and risk assessments in support of the Public Network (PN).

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Department of Defense (DOD)
Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) October 2012 – December 2012
Requirements Analyst and Software Tester
 Provided analysis and requirements testing for the Joint Planning and Execution Services (JPES) Widget
Development project.
 Responsible for writing and evaluating test cases and requirements.
 Developed a formal test case template to be implemented across the project and streamline the test case result data
collection process,which was delivered to the client.
 Coordinated with analysts, testers,and developers to troubleshoot software functionality.
 Reported and resolved defects and bugs as result of testing.
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) June 2006 – December 2011
Senior Open Source Intelligence Data Analyst and Cyber Network Analyst
 Conducted organizational and cyber network analyses to assess the state of Internet use and reliance in foreign
countries using open source intelligence gathering to locate key infrastructure points in a country’s Internet
network and analyze potential vulnerabilities.
 Assisted in the research and analysis of key Internet service providers, Internet exchange points, network
topologies, telecommunications infrastructure and logical and physical relationships and connectivity of given
network infrastructure.
 Utilized knowledge of traceroutes,Internet protocols (IP),and border gateway protocols (BGP) to analyze and
create network diagrams depicting likely routes and mediums of data traffic to and from an entity.
 Directly managed and oversaw various cyber intelligence data collection efforts conducted through a variety of
techniques, the analysis of this cyber intelligence data, and the formal reporting on the analysis of this data.
 Contributed to formal client reports through the interpretation and evaluation of various open source intelligence
data collection techniques and resources.
 Reviewed, edited, and approved various written and oral intelligence products, as well as presented analytical
findings to clients in the form of an oral presentation reviewing a formal country or organizational study.
 Instrumental in defining open source research data gathering requirements to new analysts, as well as compiling
and providing new analysts an instruction manual including task goals, missions, format requirements, and
analytical tips and resources.
 Authored an instructional manual detailing the installation, use, and analytical capabilities for an in-house data
analytical tool aiding in the mining of data and analysis of social networking data,used in support of severalopen
source cyber analysis initiatives.
 Managed and manipulated relevant data within MySQL and Microsoft Access databases,as wellas assisted with
the creation and upkeep of a Microsoft Access Front End supported by Visual Basic.
United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) December 2011 – October 2012
Integrated Compliance Information System (ICIS)
Junior Oracle Database Administrator,Data Analyst, and PL/SQL Developer
 Lead, assisted, and coordinated efforts pertaining to the migration of legacy data to current schemas,applying
current business rules, and verifying data integrity.
 Produced and co-produced severalclient deliverables in a variety of formats reporting on data errors, statistics,
and status.
 Presented project statuses at project management meetings with the client and senior management.
 Assisted with PL/SQL code performance enhancement.
Booz Allen Hamilton, Internal Marketing Initiatives
Open-Source Data Environment (GeODE) June 2007 – January 2012
Data Researcher, Analyst, and Manager
 Established and implemented a schema to support the centralhousing of known geospatial data sources.
 Created a Visual Basic based Front End so analysts could easily access the contents of the database.

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Digital Information Gathering System (DIGS) April 2011 – December 2011
Researcher and Documenter
 Created an instructional manual detailing the installation, use, and analytical capabilities of the Digital
Information Gathering System (DIGS) tool used in support of several open source cyber analysis initiatives
concerning persons, groups of interest, leaders, and various other entities.
 Quickly captured and reported key linkages and cyber resources for target entities.
 Created a comprehensive cyber capabilities marketing deck to incorporate DIGS marketing materials, as well as
severalother in-house cyber solutions.
Center Network Analytics and Solutions (CNAS), Capabilities Development April 2011 – December 2011
Capabilities Development Committee Member and Data Manager
 Solicited, reviewed, approved, and tracked capability ideas in hopes of introducing new capability developments
to compete for investment money throughout the fiscal year.
 Established and managed the Modeling Simulation Wargaming & Analysis (MSW&A) Metadata Sharing Portal.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Booz Allen Hamilton
Performance & Team Award Absolute Personal Best
 Recognition of leadership, dedication, attention to detail, and noteworthy contribution to the Headquarters Marine
Corps (HQMC),Plans Policies and Operations Department (PP&O),Security Division (PS),Security and
Emergency Services (S/ES) Civilian Community of Interest (COI)
 Recognition of outstanding service and support of DIA CTA-4
 Recognition of exceptional performance providing database and analysis support to Headquarters Marine Corps,
Plans, Policies, and Operations (PP&O) and Installations and Logistics (I&L) Departments
Certificate ofAppreciation for Outstanding Performance
 Recognition of exceptional performance in support of the Network Security Information Exchanges’ secure Web
Portal
High Five Awards
 Recipient of severalHigh Five Awards,praising timely contributions and support to the Department of Homeland
Security (DHS),Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA),the United States Marine Corps (USMC), and varied
marketing initiatives
Pre-Booz Allen Hamilton
Member ofthe National Honor Society, Association ofInformation Technology Professionals (AITP), and the
Criminal Justice Fraternity:Top ten finalist of the AITP National Collegiate undergraduate writing competition, for
which I placed 2nd
in the nation for a paper on Computer Forensics.
EDUCATION
James Madison University August 2002 – June 2006
 Bachelor of Science in Psychology with minors in Criminal Justice and Computer Information Systems