David Smith is seeking a position with the Federal Government utilizing his Information Security skills and Top Secret SCI clearance. He has over 7 years of experience managing classified records and providing force protection as a US Air Force veteran. His experience includes evaluating captured foreign systems, safeguarding classified materials, and ensuring projects meet milestones. He is proficient in Windows, Office, and security protocols.

1. David A. Smith
2383 Barnard Dr.
Fairborn, OH, 45324
(937) 620-5265
Email: David.Smith_196@yahoo.com
Personal Objective: A position with the Federal Government that will allow me to utilize my solid Information
Security skills while maintaining a Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) security clearance
Summary of Qualifications:
 United States Air Force and Afghanistan war veteran with over 7 years of experience as a Classified Records
Information Manager and Force Protection Security Specialist including Information Technology (IT) experience
 Active Top Secret (SCI) Security Clearance
WORK EXPERIENCE
Nov 11 - Present
Knowledge Operator/Information Manager
Foreign Materiel Exploitation Squadron (Global Exploitations Intel Group)
National Air and Space Intelligence Center, Wright Patterson AFB, OH
 Assigned as an Exploitations Operator charged with duties of evaluating captured foreign country wartime systems
 Systematically reverse-engineers prototype interfaces to develop successfultechnical countermeasures
 Protects documents from unauthorized access to provide confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information
 Safeguards classified material to include magnetic storage media in GSA-approved facilities and containers
 Maintains secured documents in staging areas for accountability until permanent destruction deadlines are met
 Utilizes the two-person rule to ensure all classified information intended for destruction is verified as destroyed
 Conducts inspections to detect deficiencies, policy violations, and ensure risks and controls are in balance
 Facilitates the development and review of operating procedures to achieve process uniformity throughout the unit
 Performs inventory audits to confirm all material is available and undisturbed,or on valid hand receipts
 Identifies and reports any suspected security breaches to the squadron security office for action
 Ensures projects move forward appropriately to make certain established milestones are met
 Performs secure/classified data transfer duties using multi-media services and external media devices
 Provides on-call support at primary and satellite offices during alarm activations or priority access requests
Apr 11 – Nov 12
Unit Deployment Manager/Executive Assistant Plans and Programs
Deployments and Readiness Section (Plans and Programs Directorate)
National Air and Space Intelligence Center, Wright Patterson AFB, OH
 Selected to perform special duty assignment function as Unit Deployment Manager
 Responsible for the accounting and deployment of logistical items and equipment for Air Force operations
 Primary focal point in determining the most qualified personnel,with the least negative impact to the local mission
 Acted as liaison between otherAir Force units that had mobility designations to support deployment requirements
 Maintained health assessment records and medical readiness databases to ensure deployment readiness
 Steadily ensured personnelwere trained in weapons proficiency, CPR and self-aid buddy care, nuclear, biological
and chemical warfare training prior to scheduled departure dates
 Utilized SharePoint Designer to create organizational web pages providing employees real-time unit information
 Maintained website functionality and appearance; optimized exposure by analyzing search engine patterns

2. Sep 10 – Mar 11
Security Forces/Information Protection Specialist/IT Support
Provost Marshall’s Office (Combined Joint Task Force 101)
455th Air Expeditionary Wing/101st Airborne Division, Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan
 Temporary duty assignment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation New Dawn
 Determined the nature, locations, and priorities of emergencies and dispatched Security Forces teams
 Maintained contact with all units on assignment to determine situational awareness and request support if needed
 Apprehended and detained suspects,secured crime scenes, searched persons and property, and provided testimony
during investigations
 Trained in the use of deadly force to protect base weapon systems,personnel,and resources from hostile forces
 Operated in a variety of field environments and performed air base defense functions
 Contributed to the force protection mission by controlling and securing terrain inside and outside of the facility
 Performed individual and team patrol movements using both mounted and dismounted methods
 Conducted antiterrorism duties,tactical drills, battle procedures, perimeter defense,and other special duties
 Operated a variety of fixed and mobile communications equipment, vehicles, and intrusion detection systems
 Configured stand-alone laptops with up to date anti-virus and software patches to detect malicious attacks
 Rendered desktop support to confine computer hardware failures to the defective sub assembly or component
 Subject matter expert (SME) for desktop hardware, peripherals, laptops, and commercial software applications
 Employed technical troubleshooting and analysis to resolve NIPRNET/SIPRNET architecture service interruptions
Apr 09 – Sep 10
Publications and Forms Specialist
Space and Communications Directorate/National Air and Space Intelligence Center
Wright Patterson AFB, OH
 Controlled and governed the organization’s most important records throughout theirlife-cycle
 Utilized established guidelines to determine documentation value and whether to retain or dispose of records
 Preserved publications identified as current and valuable to the organization as evidence of transactions
 Maintained documents in approved containers with appropriate access,temperature, and humidity controls
 Archived documents that exceeded serviceable limits, yet deemed valuable commodities
Feb 08 – Apr 09
Mailroom Clerk/Records Technician
Space and Communications Directorate/National Air and Space Intelligence Center
Wright Patterson AFB, OH
 Received, organized, and filed records either created or obtained by the organization to comply with legal
obligations, or utilized for business transactions
 Oversaw various types of records including, but not limited to, paper documents, digital information, such as
electronic office documents, data in application databases, web site content,and electronic mail (email)
 Performed mailroom duties for the organization’s incoming and outgoing mail
 Prepared packaged goods and othermail for shipping by the local post office or independent shipping service
Specialized Skills
 Strong oral and written communications experience
 Skilled in the use of safety equipment as required by federal, state, local, and company regulations
 Unwavering respect for authority and adheres to all established policies and safety procedures
 Outstanding customer service, analytical, and problem solving skills
 Windows based operating systems,Office 2010, Adobe Acrobat, SharePoint Designer
 Ability to work extended or non-standard hours with little notice and to travel to all locations
Awards/Achievements
2 Good Conduct Medals; 2 Afghanistan Campaign Medals; Army Achievement Medal; Expeditionary Global War
on Terrorism Medal with Gold Border; M-16 and M-4 Marksman