Cordrick J. Williams is seeking a position as a Remotely Piloted Aircraft Sensor Operator. He has over 1,120 hours of experience as an MQ-1 Predator Sensor Operator and Instructor Sensor Operator in the U.S. Air Force from 2008 to 2013. Prior to that, he served as a Communications Security Analyst from 2004 to 2008. He has a top secret/SCI clearance and experience in mission planning, sensor operation, training, and intelligence analysis.

1. Cordrick J. Williams
1009 Chestnut Bay Ave North Las Vegas, NV 89031
(210) 334-9201
cordrick.williams@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE: To secure a position as a Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) Sensor Operator.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
 Top Secret/SCI Clearance  Instructor Sensor
Operator
 Management
 1120 MQ-1 hours
 Operations Intelligence
 Leadership
 LRE Instructor  Unity 3D
EXPERIENCE
2013-Present Mission Support Analyst Pegasus Professional Services
 Create detailed mission products with a variety of operational and intelligence
information for aircrews flying combat missions in Creech AFB operational squadrons.
 Conduct initial mission planning upon notice of tasking from higher headquarters and
prepare/coordinate mission-related documents for classified MQ-1 Predator missions.
 Receive and process tasks at classification levels up to Top Secret/Sensitive
Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) from the 432d Wing Operations Center (WOC)
and/or higher headquarters.
 Convert tasks into mission briefings and paperwork packages in accordance with local
instructions.
 Interface with mission intelligence coordinators to provide real-time informational
support to ongoing combat missions (missions that the mission planning cell
briefed/planned) as required collect pertinent information during and after mission
execution for tracking and trend analysis purposes, and provides recommendations to
squadron/group leadership interface with unit schedulers and operations supervisors to
resolve crew and system shortages/conflicts when required.
2009-2013 Instructor Sensor Operator U. S. Air Force, SSgt/E-5
 Performed duties as a mission crew member on unmanned aerospace systems.
 Employed airborne sensors in manual or computer-assisted modes to actively and/or
passively acquire, track, and monitor airborne, maritime and ground objects.

2.  Conducted initial, qualification, upgrade and continuation training for mission crew
members.
 Tested and evaluated capabilities of new equipment and propriety of new procedures.
 Assisted in air navigation, Air Order of Battle (AOB), integration, fire control planning,
and determining effective weapons control and delivery tactics to achieve overall mission
objectives.
 Performed pre-flight and in-flight mission planning activities in accordance with unified
combatant command and theater rules of engagement.
 Conducted first phase Battle Damage Assessments (BDA) for up-channel coordination
and potential reattach.
 Utilized laser target marking systems to provide target identification and illumination for
onboard weapons delivery.
 Responsible for terminal weapons guidance.
2008-2011 Predator Sensor Operator U. S. Air Force
 Performed duties as a mission crew member on unmanned aerospace systems.
 Performed mission planning and execution support.
 Provided Force Protection (FP) intelligence support to commanders and their staffs
through current, all-source intelligence products and briefings, focusing on terrorist
capabilities, tactics, trends, courses of action and ongoing threat situation in the unit’s
area of responsibility.
 Performed targeting functions to include target development, weaponeering, force
application, execution planning, and combat assessment.
 Analyzed incoming intelligence for Force Protection value and impact.
 Prepared strip charts and annotates navigational information.
 Served as Launch and Recovery Operator in Afghanistan in 2011.
2004-2008 Communications Security Analyst U. S. Air Force
 Collected, processed, and analyzed information transmitted over US aerospace forces
command, control, communications, and computer (C4) systems to identify information
susceptible to collection and exploitation by adversaries.
 Analyzed hostile intelligence threat to friendly C4 systems and compares the threat with
the susceptible information to identify vulnerabilities.
 Operated network intrusion detection tools to analyze real-time computer events and
identify suspicious activity and network system problems.
 Compiled and maintained databases.
 Prepared, distributed, and briefed reports on C4 information and communications
vulnerabilities, C4 nodes criticality, and hostile intelligence threats.
EDUCATION
 U. S. Air Force Sensor Operator Instructor, Honorably Discharged

3.  Airman Leadership School, 59 semester hours in Communication Applications
Technology
 Full Sail University, Associate of Science in Game Design, September, 2016