Sean P. Brown has extensive experience in all-source intelligence analysis, collection, reporting, and dissemination within the U.S. Air Force and local police departments. He has a proven track record of overseeing intelligence operations and evaluating personnel. Brown's expertise includes intelligence analysis, critical thinking, and written and oral communication. He holds a Top Secret security clearance and associate's degrees in intelligence studies and maintenance technology from the Community College of the Air Force.

1. SEAN P. BROWN
443 New York Avenue NW Apt. 714  Washington, DC 20001
 310.947.2642   sean20.brown@gmail.com
ALL SOURCE ANALYST
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Wealth of knowledge and extensive experience in collection, analysis, reporting, and dissemination of All-Source
Intelligence within a variety of operating environments. Consistently recognized as a superior performer for
comprehensive and methodical capabilities during real-world operations and ability to convey knowledge and
practical application to personnel in intelligence training programs. Possess keen ability to research and develop
improved means of conducting intelligence activities, enabling recipients of critical intelligence data to have full
picture of threats and risks in hostile operating environments. Highly skilled in written and oral communications,
effectively delivering spot-on written reports as well as high-profile presentations to senior leadership from military,
federal, and civilian agencies.
PROFILE OF STRENGTHS/EXPERTISE
All-Source Intelligence Analysis  Collection & Fusion  Reporting & Dissemination
Leveraging Technology/National Sensors  Intelligence Systems & Software Expertise
Critical Thinking & Deductive Reasoning  Oral & Written Communication  Adaptability & Flexibility
Theater Mission Planning  Interagency Collaboration
Current Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information Security Clearance
EXPERIENCE CHRONICLE
University of California Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles, CA 12/2014 to Present
Torrance Police Department, Torrance, CA 10/2013 – 07/2014
POLICE OFFICER
Carry out patrols by car and by foot to enforce applicable state and local laws. Transport each suspect under arrest to
county detention center, ensuring impenetrable security for both suspect and civilians. Perform investigations of
traffic accidents and other crimes via observation, questioning witnesses, and processing criminal suspects.
Meticulously prepare reports of investigations, events, and incidents necessary for testifying in court.
 Receive consistently positive feedback from leaders, peers, and general public for providing exceptional law
enforcement in jurisdiction of 145K+ residents.
548th Intelligence Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Group, U.S. Air Force 07/2012 – 06/2013
Beale Air Force Base, CA
MANAGER, STANDARDS AND EVALUATIONS
Oversaw evaluations and certifications of 700+ Active Duty, National Guard, and Reserve Distributed Ground Station-
2 operators. Measured training effectiveness via meticulous review of personnel performance to determine their ability
to operate systems effectively and in compliance with governing directives. Supervised and directed 11-person team to
evaluate and enforce standardization throughout five supported intelligence and operations units.
 Orchestrated review of 700+ training/certification records; identified and corrected 75 discrepancies.
 Excelled as Instructor and Evaluator of three of five Distributed Common Ground System crew qualification
positions thus ensuring full operational readiness levels.
6th Intelligence Squadron, U.S. Air Force, Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea 07/2011 – 07/2012
MANAGER, PROGRAMS MANAGEMENT SECTION
Directed, supervised, and mentored 23 U.S. and Korean Geospatial Intelligence Analysts. Extracted key relevant
intelligence from detailed analysis of imagery targets leveraging the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and
National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA) products. Enhanced analytical assessments fusing all-source collection

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and research. Created presentations and briefings that provided specifically requested intelligence information, such
as enemy force and threat analysis to organizational leaders and other organizations with appropriate “need-to-know.”
 Superior leadership resulted in exploitation of 28K targets collected from 125 U-2 missions.
 Recognized as within top 5 of 2.2K+ Intelligence Analysts in Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance, and
Reconnaissance (ISR) Agency; hand-selected to attend Sensor Spotlight.
 Employed in-depth knowledge of ISR to devise updated mission checklist for U.S./Korean exercise, thus enabling
exceptional collaboration between allied partners.
609th Air and Space Operations Center, U.S. Air Force, Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar 02/2010 – 09/2010
LIAISON, AIR FORCE DISTRIBUTED COMMON GROUND SYSTEM
Served crucial role as liaison to 35 joint and coalition units through U.S. Central Command region in order to provide
intelligence analysis and reporting to support ISR operations theater-wide.
 Fielded 58K standing and ad hoc Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) requests, thereby providing superior support
for joint and coalition forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.
 Initiated intelligence collection in support of major joint U.S. Air Force/U.S. Navy maneuvers in region, resulting
in successful, secure carrier maneuvers encompassing aerial support.
 Coordinated short-notice collection and analysis of 75 imagery targets, resulting in time-critical reporting on
high-level insurgent meetings, thereby preventing impending attacks on two coalition force sites.
 Responded to Wing Operations Center fire by assuming all command and control functions, thereby enabling
uninterrupted exploitation, collection, processing, and dissemination of intelligence to 16 sites.
13th Intelligence Squadron, U.S. Air Force, Beale Air Force Base, CA 01/2008 – 07/2011
MANAGER, MISSION PLANNING
Oversaw 21 military, and civilian intelligence specialists in researching, identifying, and exploiting targets, physical
damage, and significant activity directly supporting operational objectives. Used wide variety of systems and software
to extract and analyze SIGINT/GEOINT to create meaningful intelligence products for Department of Defense (DOD),
and other national-level customers. Generated and disseminated a variety of intelligence reports in response to
Requests for Information (RFIs), ensuring compliance with formatting, classification, and dissemination policies.
Liaised extensively with external federal and contracted agencies in collection and exploitation of SIGINT/GEOINT in
support of ongoing global operations. Provided time-sensitive intelligence to DOD customers in response to RFIs.
 Organized and executed three major Southern Command operations, resulting in identification of 855 targets.
 Managed planning efforts, enabling accomplishment of 8 U-2 operations weekly, resulting in 1,600 imagery
targets collected per week in support of Central Command operations.
 Oversaw intelligence collection and analysis to support joint task force Counter-Improvised Explosive Device
(IED) operations; efforts resulted in identification and removal of 15 roadside IEDs with zero loss of life.
309th Aircraft Maintenance Unit, U.S. Air Force, Luke Air Force Base, AZ 06/2004 – 06/2007
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Oversaw maintenance and serviceability of F-16 aircraft in high-operations tempo pilot training environment.
Employed in-depth knowledge of, as well as ability to analyze and interpret, governing regulations, Technical Orders,
schematics, and other technical materials to accurately troubleshoot and conduct necessary maintenance in order to
maximize equipment capabilities and safety.
 Planned and conducted expeditious maintenance which generated 226 sorties with 93.8% readiness rate.
 Employed honed attention to detail and technician acumen to discover and address cracked ice detector;
maintenance actions prevented potential loss of $16M+-aircraft.
PROFILES: ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT/RECOGNITION
AAS, Community College of the Air Force, Intelligence Studies
AAS, Community College of the Air Force, Maintenance Technology
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Specialized Training: Imagery Analysis Course (Honor Graduate); Airman Leadership School (Supervisory Training);
Information Security; Operations Security; Antiterrorism/Force Protection; Peace Officer Basic Course; Hearsay
Testimony/Proposition 115; Chemical Agents; First Aid
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