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About Me
Abstract
My name is Antonio D. Nash, but please call me Tony. Many years ago a very close friend once describe me as "An over-achiever in over-achieving". This was true then and it is true today. I understand how important it is for an organization to have as much information as possible to make the best decision for both the organization and their potential teammates. Ergo, I created, designed, and maintain this website to: 1) serve as my curriculum vitae, 2) provide a simple and easy way to ask questions about specific areas of my professional careers, and 3) offer organizations a direct method of setting up on-line or in-person interviews, if desired. The information provided here does not cover every success or professional achievement throughout my careers; instead, it highlights the accomplishments that I think are most applicable to positions that I may find most desirable. Please feel free contact me via this website or the contact information provided below, if you have any additional questions. Thank you and I hope to interview with you soon.
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Objective
It is my goal to continually deepen my understanding of all aspects of digital, global communication and information sharing (including hardware, firmware, and software components, computer network architecture, information system program management, cybersecurity, radio frequency physics and theory, and the utilization of space-based assets to extend electromagnetic field propagation), then leverage that knowledge to help the U.S. Department of Defense maintain a position of power during continual periods of competition and to acquire favorable resolutions to armed conflicts during multi-domain large scale combat operations when and wherever necessary.
Education
In addition to my primary military education, I currently have three undergraduate degrees (two associates and one bachelor). I am working towards my second bachelor's degree in Computer Networking and Cybersecurity at the University of Maryland's Global Campus. I also have plans to acquire my master's degree in the next three years. Click the "Education" tab for more information.
Experience
I have many years of professional experience in both the Army and private sector. My most applicable military experience derives from my current service as an Offensive Cyberspace Operations Requirements Program Manager with Task Force Echo. Additionally, my past service as an Electromagnetic Warfare Non-Commissioned Officer and my current service as an Electromagnetic Warfare Technician provides me with an in-depth understanding of both forms of information sharing transmission (i.e. wired and wireless). My most applicable private sector experience derives from my previous role as a Contractor for Yorktown Systems Group where I served the Asymmetric Warfare Group as an Electromagnetic Warfare Specialist/Consultant. Click the "Experience" tab for more information.
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Skills, Abilities, Attributes and Leadership Roles
The electromagnetic warfare (EW) knowledge, skills and abilities that I have acquired over the years cover multiple echelons from tactical to strategic and cover everything from leading EW troops overseas to providing course instruction to EW Soldier across the country. I also have technical writing expertise, excellent verbal and written communication skills, as well as proven charismatic leaderships skills and experience. Finally, I currently possess multiple cybersecurity certifications and a TS/SCI security clearance with polygraph and caveats. Click the "Skills" tab for more information.
References
As someone who has conducted multiple interviews, I understand that potential teammates have a tendency to overexaggerate. Therefore, as former President Ronald Regan famously quoted, "Trust but verify". So please click the "References" tab for a more comprehensive list of references.