Joaquin De Los Santos

Supply Chain Analyst

EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY, DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA

Bachelor of Science in Engineering/Engineering Technology (In Progress)

EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY, DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA

Associate of Science in Engineering Fundamentals

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE – MARINE CORPS

SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYST, SHOW ME QUALITY CONSULTING, LLC

ALL-SOURCE INTELLIGENCE CHIEF, UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS 1ST MARINE DIVISION G-2

Eight years of preparing and briefing intelligence reports for a 2-star general and support staff to aid mission planning and force protection.
Identified asymmetric threats pertinent to specific AORs of the 1st Marine Division.
Generated threat assessments, intelligence preparation of the battlespace.
Created time-sensitive intelligence reports and request for information using all-source information.
Recommended courses of action to commanders from the platoon level to the regimental level.
Managed a team of Marines that was charged with SOUTHCOM and CENTCOM AOR threat analysis.
Participated in nearly five Division level exercises annually to continue developing SOPs and tactics.
Trained alongside Army intelligence analyst to develop new TTPs for the 1st Marine Division and Army units.
Trained new Marines in the military decision-making process (MDMP).
Worked alongside SOCOM units during joint exercises to conduct intelligence gathering and processing.
Held the billet of Intelligence officer (GS-11) for over one year at a battalion level unit.
Responsibilities as an intelligence officer included coordinating training of junior Marines, reviewing collection policies and plans, and executing changes to operating procedures.

COLLECTION MANAGER AND SUAS PROGRAM MANAGER, UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS 1ST MARINE DIVISION G-2

Created collection plans to gather information in a multi-disciplinary approach.
Created and maintained a secret and top secret in depth and pocket handbook of various collection and intelligence assets utilized by the United States military.
Trained with USSOCOM to develop tactics for conventional forces on the use of small UAS in urban environments.
Due to outstanding performance requested by outside command to aid in multinational exercise to train international unit’s collection sections.
Coordinated inventories of approximately 70 to 100 UAS suites on a quarterly basis

INITIAL QUALIFICATION INSTRUCTOR, EVOLVING RESOURCES INC.

Utilized the Systems Approach to Training to lead formal classroom lectures.
More than 3000 hours of RC flight and instruction time on fixed wing and rotary wing small, unmanned air vehicles.
Trained DoD personnel on FMV analysis.
Aided in the creation of two variations of the Navy Marine Corps Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Training and Readiness Manual (NAVMC 3500.107B/C).
Taught basic and advanced operation of SUAS through formal lecture and live flight training.
Helped to develop new classes and helped to integrate teaching the intelligence cycle and asset selection into curriculum.
Helped to refine live flight training to streamline learning objectives and reinforce prior learning objectives.
Routinely traveled to facilitate training in remote locations.
As a lead instructor, maintained flight sites and managed other instructors.
Maintained inventory of serialized government equipment.
Trained Marines on National Airspace regulations, ICAO and FAA requirements, and operating restrictions Maintains Class 2 Flight physical.
Trained DoD personnel to conduct function checks to diagnose problems with aircraft before and after flight Aided conventional Marine Corps units and Marine Corps and Navy SOCOM units integrate ISR into training and real-world application.