Obtain a position in the Washington Metropolitan area in
which I can utilize over twenty eight years of technical
and operational experience in the design and
implementation of security systems and programs to
protect personnel, facilities and assets.
Work Experience
BECKETT BROWN INTERNATIONAL, INC., Annapolis, MD November 1995 - February 1998
Vice President, Technical Services
Directed the Technical Services Group.
Performed security surveys of commercial and industrial
complexes and designed and developed technical
surveillance countermeasures and physical and technical
security programs to include integrated intrusion
detection and access control systems, CCTV systems, gates
and barriers. Among the systems was one for the
world’s largest winery, E & J Gallo. Also
provided technical support to the investigative functions
of the firm.
UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE, Washington, DC July 1969 - October 1995
Assistant Division Chief, Technical Security Division
Throughout entire career with the U. S.
Secret Service, worked on the design and development of
technical security equipment and systems. Completed a
prestigious career with the Secret Service by serving
over ten years as the Assistant Division Chief of the
Technical Security Division. Considered the Secret
Service’s technical expert, was responsible for the
development of new systems and equipment in the areas of
physical security, technical security, technical
surveillance countermeasures, hazardous materials
countermeasures and investigative support. Was also
instrumental in the development and installation of
access control systems, intrusion detection systems,
crash resistant gates and barriers, and other physical
security equipment at the White House, Presidential
residences and protective sites. Was the U. S. Secret
Service’s technical representative on numerous
interagency committees pertaining to security and
technology.
NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND, Washington, DC June 1966 - July 1969
Electronic Engineer
Worked on the design, development and
implementation of avionics communications transmitters,
receivers and transceivers, pilot crash survival
transmitters and aircraft automated carrier landing
systems. Wrote technical specifications, selected the
developer or manufacturer, monitored contract progress,
and coordinated with those responsible for integration of
the equipment into the various designated classes of
naval aircraft.
Education
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, University of Virginia,
1966
Graduate Courses in Engineering Administration: George
Washington University
Specialized Training: Technical Surveillance
Countermeasures - Government Training
Improvised Explosive Devices - Government
Training
Honors
Tau Beta Pi - Engineering Honors Fraternity
Eta Kappa Nu - Engineering Honors Fraternity
Clearances
Held Top Secret and Special Compartmented clearances.
