BS – Computer Information System, Strayer University
AA – Information Management, Community College of the Air Force
Certifications
PMI Project Management Professional (PMP)
IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) Foundation and ITIL Service Manager
Experience Summary
Mr. Tudela has over 25 years of project, technical and Information Technology (IT) infrastructure management experience within Department of Defense (DoD). Professional experience within government agencies includes: 23 years of active U.S. Air Force service; 10 years of intelligence service with the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA); and 12 years of Industry Contracting services supporting the Defense Finance and Accounting Services (DFAS), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Of specific relevance to the Marine Corps projects, Mr. Tudela directly supported the Marine Corps-led Joint Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) Programs – Joint Warning and Reporting System (JWARN) and Joint Service Light NBC Reconnaissance System (JSLNBCRS); Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI); Marine Common Hardware Suite (MCHS); Marine Corps Enterprise IT Services (MCEITS), Shared Data Environment (SDE); and four classified programs with the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD).
Employment
01/2006 – Present: Stanley Associates, Inc., Dumfries, VA
Sr. Program Manager. Manages the Marine Corps CEOss programs and four classified DoD IT programs.
Chief Systems Engineer. Institutionalized the principles of systems engineering into the development of products and services for our classified customers. Managed all systems engineering activities and ensured metrics compliance.
10/1995 – 12/2005: Private Industry
During this period, Mr. Tudela served in management and technical capacity as DoD Contractor General Research Corporation International, Inc. (10/1995-11/1996); Electronic Data Systems (EDS) (11/1996-03/2001); Jacobs Sverdrup Technology, Inc. (03/2001-02/2004); and EDO Corp. 03/2004-09/1995).
Bachelors of Music Education Northeast Louisiana University, Monroe, LA
Associate of Science in Information Systems Greenville Technical College, Greenville, SC
Completed DAU courses of instruction for Acquisition Management and Test and Evaluation
Experience Summary
Researched, developed, composed, edited and instructed a comprehensive computer course of instruction for US Coast Guard concerning Command and Control, navigation, electronic message transmittal and computer operations. Developed and instituted a training plan for 50 assigned US Navy personnel resulting in 100% qualifications on over 25 separate watch stations within six months. Developed and instituted a course tracking system for a command with over 1500 personnel that enabled all assigned schools to be complete prior to commissioning thereby maximizing training days. Managed Multi-million dollar Crypto equipment release program for CINCPACFLT which resulted in a savings of over $500K to the Navy. Directed and resourced a Multi-million dollar renovation to the Command Center in CINCPACFLT Pearl Harbor. Responsible for education of all assigned personnel in secure operation of US Navy advanced database systems and software programs. Expert in all Microsoft Office Products to include Access Database and PowerPoint Programs. Subject Matter Expert concerning C4I and training systems enabled the successful completion of LRR of newest Coast Guard Cutter.
Employment
10/2007 - Present: Stanley Associates, Arlington VA
Senior Analyst. Conducted MPT analysis, Equipment Document Review and Capstone Document Review to determine mission effectiveness and quality of training for USCG Deepwater (NSC) Project. Assisted in the construction of the database for use by USCG in further construction of WMSL Class Cutters. Conducted MPT evaluation to determine mission effectiveness and readiness of LPD 17 for US Navy.
01/2005 – 10/2007 : L3 Communications, Petaluma, CA
Technical Trainer. Researched, developed, edited and instructed a comprehensive computer course of instruction for US Coast Guard concerning Command and Control subject matter. Subject matter expert on C4I systems for the USCG at Training Center Petaluma
04/2003 – 01/2005 : Wendy’s Clinton sc
Co-manager/Area Trainer. Developed and instituted a training program which enabled restaurants to double their training time using multi-media and one on one instruction.
04/1985 – 04/2003 : US NAvy - various locations
Chief Petty Officer/Departmental Trainer. Created Navy-wide PQS for equipment contained aboard ships of the US Navy which is still utilized today. Developed and constructed a database used for tracking of over 1500 incoming personnel to enable maximum use of training days. Command Center supervisor responsible for daily briefs to O-10 and below concerning Readiness of Naval units in the Pacific Theater of Operations.
B.S., Business Management, Cameron University, 1982
Physics, Trinity University, 1970
Experience Summary
Mr. Broyles has over 20 years experience in the Field Artillery and Chemical Corps in the areas of system engineering, development of doctrine and force structure, software engineering, material acquisition evaluation and analysis of requirements, and software training development. He has five and one half years of software analysis, development and sustainment experience, and an additional two years in systems analysis and evaluation. He worked with the Digital Message Device (DMD), the Fire Support Team (FIST) DMD, the Fire Direction System for Lance, the Fire Direction system for MLRS, TACFIRE, Fire Direction Data Manager and AFATDS. Mr. Broyles has development experience with Terminally Guided Warhead, Army TACMS, SADARM, Binary Chemical Warhead, MLRS, Joint Ground Launched Tacit Rainbow (JGLTR), BAT, and other Fire Support and Intelligence/Target Acquisition systems (Joint Stars Unmanned Aerial Vehicle). He has 2 years working experience with DOD-STD-2167. Mr. Broyles has managed projects, functioning as Branch Chief of the Post Deployment Software Support at USAFAS.
Employment
05/91 - Present: Tec-Masters, Inc., Huntsville, AL
Sr. Specialty Engineer. Lead engineer on the THAAD Launcher Software Independent Verification and Validation (SIV&V) effort. He reviews and supervises review of all documentation and code associated with the THAAD Launcher Segment including Software Requirements, and Interface Specifications, Software and Interface Design Documents, and applications code. He is responsible for the static and dynamic analysis of the applications source code and for its independent testing. Mr. Broyles participates in the review and analysis of the TMI SIV&V simulation development for the THAAD Launcher. Mr. Broyles previously performed message flow analysis of fielded Fire Support Command and Control systems and analyzed throughput analysis for the Fire Direction Data Manager. Mr. Broyles provided SETA support to USAFAS DCD SETA in the area of doctrine, force, and operational concepts and to MFOM C2/FDDM he analyzed requirements and software engineering support. He reviewed and commented on AFATDS User Functional Definition for Fire Support. He prepared study and analysis of C3 architecture for attack operations, prepared study, analysis, and recommendations for future Fire Support communication and computer (software, hardware, interfaces, interoperability) systems. He analyzed hardware and software requirements for the MLRS Fire Direction Data Manager Product Office. He also analyzed Software Test and Evaluation Panel initiatives for management and resource impacts to the FDDM program. Mr. Broyles prepared the CTI Systems Engineering Management Plan for the CDPU and prepared the first draft User Functional Description for the FDDM. He also participated in the preparation of the Special Text for SADARM and the Special Text for AFAS.
03/89 - 07/91: Fire Support Directorate, Operational Evaluation Command, U.S. Army
Special Programs Independent Evaluator/ORSA. Mr. Broyles has researched, analyzed, prepared, and briefed operational assessments of hardware and software system development status for BAT and Joint Ground Launched Tacit Rainbow. Member of the software maintainability evaluation team for other systems.
11/83 - 03/89: U.S. Army
Assistant, TRADOC System Manager for Fire Support Command, Control, and Communications. Combat Development System Manager in the USAFAS CDSSF for FIST DMD, DMD, Lance Fire Direction System, MLRS Fire Direction System, and Fire Direction Data Manager. Mr. Broyles was the Post Deployment Software Support Branch Chief which involved managing efforts of CDSM's for TACFIRE, Battery Computer System, Lance and MLRS Fire Direction Systems, DMD and FIST DMD, Q36/Q37 Radars and Met Data System. This included software requirements definition and prioritization, review and approval of interface specifications. He represented USAFAS as a member of the Fire Control System Interface Technical Group for MLRS and TGW, and the Army TACMS Interface Control Working Group defining software requirements for the command and control interface to the M270 (MLRS) Launcher. He was responsible for the software and hardware requirements analysis, software requirements definition, and user approval of the software design for FIST DMD Version 1, DMD upgrade, Lance FDS Version 7, MLRS FDS Version 6, 7, 8, MLRS/Lance FDS Version 9, FDDM, and elements of TACFIRE Version 9. He was responsible for the design and integration of software requirements for TGW, TACMS, BAT, JGLTR and other systems into the command and control architecture for Fire Support; this included TACFIRE, FDS, FDDM, and requirements definition for AFATDS Version 1, 2, 3. He was responsible for participation in and concurrence with IRS, SRS, SSS (A- and B-Level Specifications), and RDDs for all FDSs, FDDM, FIST DMD.
10/82 - 10/93: 528th U.S. Army Field Artillery Group
Executive Officer/Special Weapons Officer. Mr. Broyles inspected and trained security offices of subordinate detachments for security documentation. He managed group’s special weapons training program. He successfully completed with no comments or deficiencies all major command inspections.
10/78 - 06/81: U.S. Army Field Artillery School Directorate of Course Development and Training
Chief, Team D (TACFIRE), Training Developments Division. Mr. Broyles validated, corrected, updated and fielded to Combined Arms Training Center Europe over 300 multimedia TACFIRE lessons. Required extreme attention to schedule and resource management to support the opening of a new Army school on time.
06/71 - 10/78: Forts Polk, McClellan, Sill, Bliss, and Germany
Mr. Broyles served as Commander, Headquarters Detachment, 570th USAAG; Commander, 155 Team, 81st USAFD, 570th USAAG; Fire Support Officer, 3/3 Armored Cavalry Regiment; Reconnaissance and Survey Officer, Howitzer Btry 1/3 ACR; Forward Observer, Howitzer Btry 1/3 ACR; Officer Candidate, Field Artillery Officer Candidate School; Assistant Platoon Sergeant, U.S. Army Chemical School.
Senior MPT Analyst: David K. Hegland
Education/Certifications
Education:
PhD candidacy Computational Statistics, George Washington University 2003
MS Operations Research, Naval Post Graduate School 1988
MBA, San Diego State University 1983
BS/BA, University of Washington 1974
Experience Summary
Over 25 years of hands-on experience conducting and directing operations research, modeling and statistical analysis, primarily with manpower applications. Experience spans optimization, statistical analysis, modeling and simulation, forecasting, requirements determination, policy assessment, graphical visualization, operational and industrial safety, manpower requirements determination, cost analysis and budget programming.
Lead analyst providing analytical support to DARPA sponsored Carrier Manpower Reduction Study (CMRS), which will determine manpower reduction strategies for Navy’s next generation aircraft carrier. Results presented to the Chief of Naval Operations.
Project manager for development of enterprise wide strategies for the Navy’s JAG Corps.
Oversight manager for development of manpower requirements and a billet level manpower transition plan for the Maritime Patrol community, incorporating Navy’s transition to the P-8 aircraft and fielding of the Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (BAMS) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV).
Oversight manager for developing manpower and training requirements for the Fire Scout UAV program. Resulting Manpower Estimate Report approved by OSD.
Employment
10/2003 - Present: Whitney, Bradley & Brown Consulting, Reston, VA
Senior Manager, Manpower Analysis. Coordinates planning and execution of a wide range of manpower and training related projects for both government and industry. Develops analytical approaches, measures, deterministic or stochastic tools, validates input data and results, and synthesizes analysis results into cohesive information for decision-makers.
06/1999 - 10/2003 : U.S. Navy, Chief of Naval Personnel
Head, Navy Manpower & Personnel Analysis Section. Directed assessment, analysis and costing of the Navy’s 20 billion-dollar manpower account through all phases of planning, programming and budgeting and execution (PPBE) cycles. Determined the Navy’s manpower and personnel program requirements and successfully defended them during the annual budget process.
Jun/1997 - 06/1999: U.S. Navy, USS George Washington (CVN-73)
Department Head. Operational assignment.
May/1994 - Jun/1997: U.S. Navy, HQ, Navy Recruiting Command
Director of Research. Directed market analysis, production forecasting, analysis of current operations, station location, recruiting policy analysis, assessment of national advertising and recruiting incentive program effectiveness, determining/justifying budget requirements and coordination of a three million dollar annual recruiting research budget.
Sep/1991 – May/1994 : U.S. Navy, Chief of Naval Operations Fellow
Operations Research Analyst. Worked on such diverse projects as reconstruction of Tomahawk missile performance during Operation Desert Storm, and non-cooperative radar target engagement. Developed theoretical underpinnings for use of orthogonal wavelet bases in density estimation and visualizing multi-dimensional data sets with parallel coordinates.
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