MacEnulty, Edward
Former Information Warfare Specialist and experienced Signals Intelligence Analyst transitioning to civilian sector employment, seeking internship opportunities. Served 8 years as a Cryptologic Technician (collection) in the United StatesNavy and hold current Top Secret SCI Security Clearance (Investigation date: March 2018). Served as a supervisor on a US Navy Ship, an Intelligence training shop, and on Admiral’s Staff.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
MARCH 2017 – AUGUST 2018
LEADING PETTY OFFICER/WORK CENTER SUPERVISOR {INTELLIGENCE TRAINING TEAM}, INFORMATION
WARFARE TRAINING GROUP (US NAVY) • NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES
Led 13 intelligence professionals in the development of training curriculums in five core intelligence competency areas for deploying units. Coordinated training events with Navy Fleet Commanders and Type Commanders to provide operational
academic instruction and skills to Intelligence Specialists. Fostered growth among sailors, seeing to military standards, educational opportunities and professional development.
OCTOBER 2014 – DECEMBER 2016
WORK CENTER SUPERVISOR {FLEET SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE TEAM},
US NAVAL FORCES EUROPE-AFRICA & US SIXTH FLEET • NAPLES, ITALY
Conducted and supervised signals intelligence, signals search, analysis, target identification, and reporting operations utilizing cryptologic mission databases, computer-based analysis techniques, while protecting sensitive methods and
sources. Performed fine grain analysis and reporting of known, new, and unusual signals. Performed in-depth current and term analysis, reported real time and historical activities for fleet and national mission support. Produced finished
summary reports by integrating multi-source input, own analysis of raw or semi processed information and tactical analytic products. Prepared and briefed senior decision makers at US Naval Forces Europe-Africa/US Sixth Fleet.
MAY 2011 – JUNE 2014
SHIP SIGNALS EXPLOITATION SPACE SUPERVISOR,
USS SAN ANTONIO LPD 17 (US NAVY) • MULTIPLE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS
Performed mobile cryptologic collection duties to provide cryptologic combat support to warfare commanders, complying with classified information and protection requirements. Operated signals collection equipment, systems, and antennas
for analysis in identifying essential elements of information while deployed to the Eastern Mediterranean, Horn of Africa and Arabian Gulf.
CIVILIAN EDUCATION
ANTICIPATED CONFERRAL DECEMBER 2019
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN URBAN POLICY & LEADERSHIP, HUNTER COLLEGE
DECEMBER 2018
MASTER OF ARTS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY
MAY 2009
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HISTORY • MINORS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & ART HISTORY, CASTLETON
UNIVERSITY
Extracurricular Activities: Student Government Association President, Senior Class President, Student Orientation Staff, Rugby Club
MILITARY EDUCATION
JANUARY 2018-MARCH 2018
TACTICAL ANALYSIS NEC 9105, US NAVY
JUNE 2014-SEPTEMBER 2014
ANALYSIS & REPORTING NEC 9138, US NAVY
APRIL 2011-MAY 2011
MARITIME CRYPTOLOGIC SYSTEM OPERATOR NEC 9150, US NAVY
HONORS & AWARDS
2018 • NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
2016 • NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
2014 • NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
2013 • NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
2009 • OUTSTANDING COLLEGE SERVICE AWARD
ACTIVITIES
2005-PRESENT • ST. IGNATIUS EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUP KITCHEN VOLUNTEER & COORDINATOR
2016-2018 • COACHING
Certification: Chess Coach Level I
August 2017-August 2018: Hampton Roads Chess Club Coach
January 2016-December 2016: Naples School Naval Support Activity
2005-2016 • ATHLETICS
Rugby Player: Castleton University, NATO Lions
SKILLS
• Leadership
• Teamwork
• Data Analysis
• Critical Thinking
• Adept Researcher
• Multidisciplinary expert
Former Information Warfare Specialist and experienced Signals Intelligence Analyst transitioning to civilian sector employment, seeking internship opportunities. Served 8 years as a Cryptologic Technician (collection) in the United StatesNavy and hold current Top Secret SCI Security Clearance (Investigation date: March 2018). Served as a supervisor on a US Navy Ship, an Intelligence training shop, and on Admiral’s Staff.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
MARCH 2017 – AUGUST 2018
LEADING PETTY OFFICER/WORK CENTER SUPERVISOR {INTELLIGENCE TRAINING TEAM}, INFORMATION
WARFARE TRAINING GROUP (US NAVY) • NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES
Led 13 intelligence professionals in the development of training curriculums in five core intelligence competency areas for deploying units. Coordinated training events with Navy Fleet Commanders and Type Commanders to provide operational
academic instruction and skills to Intelligence Specialists. Fostered growth among sailors, seeing to military standards, educational opportunities and professional development.
OCTOBER 2014 – DECEMBER 2016
WORK CENTER SUPERVISOR {FLEET SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE TEAM},
US NAVAL FORCES EUROPE-AFRICA & US SIXTH FLEET • NAPLES, ITALY
Conducted and supervised signals intelligence, signals search, analysis, target identification, and reporting operations utilizing cryptologic mission databases, computer-based analysis techniques, while protecting sensitive methods and
sources. Performed fine grain analysis and reporting of known, new, and unusual signals. Performed in-depth current and term analysis, reported real time and historical activities for fleet and national mission support. Produced finished
summary reports by integrating multi-source input, own analysis of raw or semi processed information and tactical analytic products. Prepared and briefed senior decision makers at US Naval Forces Europe-Africa/US Sixth Fleet.
MAY 2011 – JUNE 2014
SHIP SIGNALS EXPLOITATION SPACE SUPERVISOR,
USS SAN ANTONIO LPD 17 (US NAVY) • MULTIPLE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS
Performed mobile cryptologic collection duties to provide cryptologic combat support to warfare commanders, complying with classified information and protection requirements. Operated signals collection equipment, systems, and antennas
for analysis in identifying essential elements of information while deployed to the Eastern Mediterranean, Horn of Africa and Arabian Gulf.
CIVILIAN EDUCATION
ANTICIPATED CONFERRAL DECEMBER 2019
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN URBAN POLICY & LEADERSHIP, HUNTER COLLEGE
DECEMBER 2018
MASTER OF ARTS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY
MAY 2009
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HISTORY • MINORS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & ART HISTORY, CASTLETON
UNIVERSITY
Extracurricular Activities: Student Government Association President, Senior Class President, Student Orientation Staff, Rugby Club
MILITARY EDUCATION
JANUARY 2018-MARCH 2018
TACTICAL ANALYSIS NEC 9105, US NAVY
JUNE 2014-SEPTEMBER 2014
ANALYSIS & REPORTING NEC 9138, US NAVY
APRIL 2011-MAY 2011
MARITIME CRYPTOLOGIC SYSTEM OPERATOR NEC 9150, US NAVY
HONORS & AWARDS
2018 • NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
2016 • NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
2014 • NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
2013 • NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
2009 • OUTSTANDING COLLEGE SERVICE AWARD
ACTIVITIES
2005-PRESENT • ST. IGNATIUS EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUP KITCHEN VOLUNTEER & COORDINATOR
2016-2018 • COACHING
Certification: Chess Coach Level I
August 2017-August 2018: Hampton Roads Chess Club Coach
January 2016-December 2016: Naples School Naval Support Activity
2005-2016 • ATHLETICS
Rugby Player: Castleton University, NATO Lions
SKILLS
• Leadership
• Teamwork
• Data Analysis
• Critical Thinking
• Adept Researcher
• Multidisciplinary expert