Louis B. Ippolito has over 15 years of experience in geospatial analysis, imagery analysis, and intelligence analysis. He holds a TOP SECRET security clearance and has expertise in numerous geospatial and imagery analysis tools. He has worked as a geospatial analyst, imagery analyst, and full motion video analyst for Boeing, the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, and the Joint Special Operations Task Force in both CONUS and overseas locations such as Afghanistan. His experience includes collecting, analyzing, and disseminating geospatial data and intelligence to support military operations. He also has experience in combat targeting and battle damage assessment.

1. LOUIS B. IPPOLITO
Cellular Phone: (813) 453-6982
Email: Louis.B.Ippolito@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louis-ippolito-a07750114
Clearance:
TOP SECRET (SCI / G / HCS) based on a Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI)
Education:
Liberty University – Bachelor of Science (BS) Business Administration: Program Management
National Geospatial Intelligence – Agency (NGA) Fundamentals of Full Motion Video (FMV) Exploitation (SET2122)
Navy Intelligence Specialist “C” School – Imagery Interpretation: NEC 3910
Navy Intelligence Specialist “A” School
Skill Sets:
Microsoft Office, Google Earth, ArcGis, Arc Catalog, Coliseum, Groove, Falcon View, Remote View, Imagery Exploitation Support
System, Video Bank, MAAS, SOCET GXP Extreme Analyst, National Exploitation System (NES), CIL, NIL, Joint Targeting
Toolbox (JTT), M3, Palantir, Analyst Notebook, mIRC, Jabber, WARP, TIGR, TAC,
Experience:
Visual Awareness Technologies & Consulting, Inc. (VATC)
Senior Geospatial Mapping Analyst
Tampa, FL
October 2015 – Present
 Collect GEOINT source data, imagery, cartographic or other referenced images and files.
 Plot coordinates to support the determination if adequate intelligence data exists Create, edit and convert accurate CAD
vector drawing files based on various source materials such as imagery, blueprints and maps.
 Manage drawing layers and layouts.
 Digitize, edit and format source data.
 Adhere to established standards for scale, content, proportion, orientation and format.
 Author, generate and view geospatial products and product data elements in digital and hard copy printing and plotting
including set up and plot indices.
 Support the conduct of quality control reviews for final products prior to publishing and dissemination
 Print/plot hard copy products including DVDs, plots, and maps
Boeing
Full Motion Video (FMV) Analyst; Counterterrorism Airborne Analysis Center (CTAAC)
Springfield, VA
October 2013 – October 2015; August 2011 – October 2012
 Selected Intelligence Analyst of the Quarter for the 2nd
Quarter of 2012
 Front-line, real-time seat in the global war on terrorism; had the ability to directly influence field operations and produce
intelligence in real-time on counterterrorism issues
 Supported forward-deployed units via first phase exploitation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Full Motion Video
 Continued to develop advanced imagery analysis tradecraft skills
 Analyzed geospatial data from imagery, intelligence databases, and various ancillary sources in support of national security
goals, concerns, and strategies
 Conducted multi-INT research, populate intelligence databases, and produce written, graphic, and oral intelligence products.
 Employed all-source research, imagery interpretation and analytical skills to develop and maintain target and target database
for operational plans, response options, on-going operations and contingencies.
 Responsible for FMV feed exploitation in a command center environment
 Briefed key targets and FMV exploitation to key officials and military leaders
 Mentored and Trained 10 Analysts on 30 different positions

2. Boeing
Imagery Analyst (IA); Counter-HME (C-HME) Networks
Springfield, VA
October 2012 – October 2013
 Analyzed imagery and Full Motion Video (FMV) information to support intelligence operations
 Synchronized NGA’s Counter-HME efforts into a core and federated construct
 Collaborated with offices across NGA providing comprehensive C-HME analysis
 Utilized airborne source within a multi-sensor/source environment to analyze Afghanistan HME networks
 Expanded community partnerships and leverage IC efforts and resources into daily analysis and production
 Supported war fighter efforts forward and in CONUS and answer internal and external motion imagery Requests for
Information (RFIs)
 Incorporated the exploitation and analysis of persistent surveillance sources in NGA standard reporting
 Increased GEOINT support to Community C-IED organizations
 Facilitated the production of NGA products on key ID intelligence activities at the lowest possible classification level to
ensure the widest dissemination. Products focus on filling intelligence gaps.
Joint Special Operations Task Force
Full Motion Video (FMV) Analyst
Afghanistan
June 2010 – June 2011
 Analyzed imagery and Full Motion Video (FMV) information to support intelligence operations including actions to find, fix,
finish, exploit, and analyze designated targets and hostile organizations.
 Applied knowledge of intelligence, imagery analysis, and research methodologies to develop and update target databases.
 Directed Full Motion Video (FMV) Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination (PED) operations in support of real-time
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance missions (ISR)
 Responsible for collection, processing, exploitation, and dissemination of timely, actionable, and fused multi-source SIGINT,
IMINT, and HUMINT intelligence with NSA, NGA, and JIATF streamlining data flow to the war fighter.
 Reported exploitation results via voice and textual reports IAW mission reporting requirements based on Elements of
Information (EEI) to support Indications and warning, current intelligence and battle damage assessments requirements.
 Liaison between tactical assault elements and all ISR FMV platforms tasked to support assault elements
 Facilitated in the coordination of successful hellfire strikes
 Created Full Motion Video Clips and disseminated to Supported Units to provide BDA and further study for future
engagements
 Provided BDA exploitation on strike targets
 Provided exploitation on HVI compounds
Lockheed Martin
Industrial Security Rep
Tampa, FL
December 2009 – June 2010
 Developed, and administered security programs and procedures for classified or proprietary materials, documents, and
equipment
 Studied and implemented federal security regulations that applied to company operations
 Obtained rulings, interpretations, and acceptable deviations for compliance with regulations from government agencies
 Prepared manuals outlining regulations, and established procedures for handling, storing, and keeping records, and for
granting personnel and visitor’s access to restricted records and materials
 Conducted security education classes
 Investigated security violations and prepared reports specifying preventive action to be taken

3. United States Navy Reserve
Joint Chiefs of Staff J-261 Targeting Division
Pentagon, Washington DC
February 2012 – February 2014
 Lead National-Level combat targeting coordination efforts
 Assisted combat operations by providing combat targeting expertise to DoD leadership and Combatant Commands
 Fostered joint and combined teamwork through forums that created and implemented combat targeting policy, doctrine, and
automation solutions
 Managed prioritized requirements for joint targeting tools
 Provided daily targeting support to JS and COCOMs
 Established and implement targeting and BDA federation
 Conducted BDA of assigned target sets IAW war plans
United States Navy Reserve
United States Central Command Imagery Interpretation/Intelligence Analyst
Tampa, FL
February 2008 – 2012
 Conducted Identification and Mensuration of imaged objects
 Conducted Imagery Interpretation Report writing
 Identified and analyzed various orders of battle
 Conducted terrain analysis
 Identified industrial complexes
 Conducted battle damage assessment (BDA)
 Assessed lines of communication
 Provided input to and receive data from computerized intelligence systems ashore and afloat; maintained intelligence
databases, libraries and files
 Interpreted Full Motion Video (FMV)
AT&T Mobility
Assistant Store Manager
Tampa, FL
November 2007 – March 2009
 Supervised, lead or developed and implemented policies, procedures, and training plans for Retail Sales Consultants in daily
store operations
 Provided support to maintain daily sales goals with Retail Sales Consultants meeting weekly and monthly sales goals
 Conducted Inventory and product control
United States Marine Corps
Field Radio Operator
Yuma, AZ.
August 2003-August 2007
 Supervised, lead or developed and implemented policies, procedures, and training plans for telecommunication system
methods to identify and protect critical data, and property from unauthorized disclosure and misuse, theft, espionage,
sabotage, or loss
 Responsible for designing, coordinating, installing, and testing telecommunication networks. Provided support to maintain
communication networks
 Provided installation, testing, operation, maintenance and management of voice communication systems and associated
equipment. Performed or supervised the operation of equipment in transmitting, receiving, and relaying messages
 Developed long range telecommunications plans. Designed and oversaw telecommunications projects with a goal to improve
or expand. Performed technical and analytical work pertaining to the planning, development, integration, utilization, or
modification of telecommunications system