SKILLS:

Ghostwriter | Journalist | Editor | Photographer | Strategic Communications A.I. | Instructional Designer | Teacher | Motivational Speaker | Cultural Trainer

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Artificial Intelligence Creative Writer

Confidential

Responsibilities:

• Managed the complex Confidential database.
• Created new responses and dialogue for Confidential while also editing user utterances.
• Adhered to Bixby’s established A.I. rules for tone, style and grammar.
• Continually refined the Confidential . “ Confidential .”
• Perfected Natural Language Processing, weighted words, domain classification and probabilistic learning.
• Worked with a multi - national team in Silicon Valley and South Korea.
• Conducted research and wrote white papers on issues including hate crimes, hate groups and global events.

Ghostwriter

Confidential, Silicon Valley, California

Responsibilities:

• Wrote original feature stories & news analysis for use in mainland China. Articles translated to Mandarin.
• My journalism has investigated green technologies, alternative energy, “smart cities,” AI and robotics.
• My articles have been posted on WeChat in China which has over 900 million accounts.
• Writing and researching articles, speeches and White Papers for companies based in Austria and Israel.

Confidential, Mountain View, California

Creative Services Specialist

Responsibilities:

• Creative Consultant for important projects at Google-Alphabet.
• Projects included Project Wing, which involves testing drones in the Australian Outback.
• Projects included Project Loon, which seeks to launch special atmospheric balloons allowing 1 billion new users, (in Africa, rural India, the Gobi, the Kalahari and other remote locations) to access the Internet.
• Created original, high quality content for a series of videos aimed at growing an ecosystem by teaching Google’s technical audience the fundamentals of creating spatially aware applications.
• Created “sticky” content that the target audience wants to watch and inspires them to take action.
• Established instructional design objectives for a new video series.
• Worked closely with subject matter experts to distill technical concepts into engaging instructional content.

Confidential

Special Projects Liaison

Responsibilities:

• Asked to study and analyze Saudi Aramco’s founding and history tracing back to the 1920’s.
• Reviewed Saudi Aramco’s new website at Aramco.com and suggested ways to improve the content.
• Edited documents and journalism articles from the Aramco Asia Korea overseas office.
• Researched and wrote an article about Max Steineke, a pioneer and geologist who helped discover the Ghawar oil field.
• This field is the largest and richest mineral treasure trove in the history of mankind.
• Worked closely with Stanford University and the University of Utah concerning various Steineke archives.
• Worked with scientists from the R & D Center and recruited them to write for the Journal of Technology.
• Worked on several photographic assignments for the Corporate Affairs Division.
• Designed a series of operational strategies to refine the content of Dimensions International magazine.

Event Intelligence Analyst

Confidential

Responsibilities:

• Collected and analyzed data in real-time regarding Yemen, Djibouti, China, the planned Saudi Aramco IPO, 9/11-related lawsuits, journalistic pieces published globally about Saudi Aramco, green energy, investment opportunities in Silicon Valley, Russia’s Arctic energy plans, Iran, the UAE, Bahrain, Oman and Qatar.

International Correspondent

Confidential

Responsibilities:

• Published 392 articles on WND.com, which has over eight million readers per month and is the largest independent news organization (based on the Internet) in the United States.
• Wrote hard news stories, multi-part series, opinion pieces, columns and produced photojournalism essays.
• Expert at political analysis and strategic regional threat assessment in Southeast Asia and Southern Africa.
• Wrote original text for the launching of the new Remote Lands website, including SEO parameters.
• Added 80 new cities/destinations and hundreds of pages to Remote Lands website and tourism portfolio.
• Created Remote Lands’ Blog postings including journalism stories incorporating history and geography.

Writer/Editor

Confidential . Seattle, Washington

Responsibilities:

• Writer and editor for 55 books and novels.
• The books I worked on include those penned by a Confidential medic serving in Iraq, a Confidential agent tracking missing nuclear weapons in the ex-Soviet Union, an advisor to Major League Baseball’s drug testing policies, as well as many others.

Lecturer and Content Designer

Confidential, California

Responsibilities:

• Faculty structure and management systems.
• The United States’ Higher Education “people-oriented” management philosophy.
• Teachers and student management.
• Faculty evaluation methods including academic summary reports.
• Incentives for teaching performance.
• Professional ethics education, ethics incentive systems and moral education.
• Identifying, evaluating and motivating elite students.
• A two-tier division of labor in which some professors only lecture, while others only write and research.
• Discarding the outdated belief system that paper books and libraries constitute the “best” university.
• An analysis of Confucian philosophy and its applications in regard to academic disciplines.
• Removing the archetype Soviet-style bureaucracy and establishing local and regional control.
• Mixing the very best leadership strategies from Western and other Asian nations with Confucianism.
• Taught MMM 870 Image Manipulation/Strategic Information Operations.
• Used the EMS or “Education Management System” to create course content accessible on the Internet.
• Created a Virtual Learning Environment of on-line courses for Afghani women and girls.
• Wrote a paper on hypothetical ethical/moral reasoning of AI programs for the robot soldiers of the future.

Confidential, Washington, DC.

Subject Matter Expert

Responsibilities:

• Asked to teach Introduction to Terrorism & Global Jihad and separate specific lectures on various groups that operate within areas of operation (AOR) and their tactics, techniques and procedures.
• AOR lectures provide an overview of American Foreign Policy in the respective region for that Confidential, as well as the Terrorism and Global Jihad threat in that region.
• Asked to prepare lectures on terrorism throughout history; rise of radical Islam, American foreign policy in combatting terrorism; goal of global jihad; examples of terrorist events and hostage situations.
• Cult members dispatched members to the Congo to try to obtain the Ebola virus.

Confidential, California

Responsibilities:

• I was offered the position of Senior Training and Development Specialist with Confidential .
• I was asked to design linguistic training materials for the Afghanistan National Armed Forces.
• One operational tactic was the creation of specially-fitted airborne vehicles spoofing cellphone towers.

Confidential

Consultant

Responsibilities:

• Debriefed academics on military/civilian war trauma in low-intensity conflicts
• Designed and delivered a specialized English language curriculum for high-level Korean military officers up to the rank of General. I also hired bi-lingual Koreans to assist this training.
• Personally trained elite KATUSA linguists posted with the American garrison at the DMZ facing North Korea. They are the key translators between the U.S. and ROK Armed Forces.
• Developed methodologies and strategies to increase socio-linguistic human interaction.
• Made infrastructure assessments for e-learning and Instructor-led Training.
• Proposed and developed synchronous and asynchronous interactive delivery methods for the instruction. Created prototype learning portals, hyper-links, screen camera tutorials transferred to Adobe Flash Point.
• Made assessments of student proficiencies, multiple intelligences and how to bridge performance gaps.
• Developed appropriate cross-cultural training methodologies, learning objectives and course content.
• On January 31st, 2012, I was offered the head English teaching position at the Korean Armed Forces Nursing Academy. (Please see: AFNA.ac.kr).
• Attended Jungle Warfare Training with the British Armed Forces in Belize, Central America. (2001)
• Assisted Hmong ex-CIA Special Forces soldiers and families to receive 35,000 visas to the U.S. (1999)
• Worked with the late Colonel David Hackworth and Major Carl Bernard to help the Hmong in Laos.

Lecturer/Professor/Curriculum Developer

Confidential

Responsibilities:

• Head trainer for new Confidential teachers in the areas of grammar, linguistics, teaching techniques such as TPR, PPP and TBL, language acquisition, pedagogy, lesson planning, test design, building a syllabus, multiple intelligences and learning styles, classroom management, academic communication skills, the culture of the U.S. classroom, and unique EFL problems that Thais, Koreans and other Asian learners often encounter.
• Supervised and evaluated all teacher practice sessions and assisted in planning and materials development.
• Private tutor for accent reduction training, cross-cultural engagement, SAT and the USMLE medical exam.
• Studied the tonal Thai language which has no articles or plural nouns, there’s one word for “the red jacket” and a totally different word for “five red jackets,” and “mai” means “new,” “not” or a girl’s name.