SYSTEMS INTEGRATOR (S6)
SGT Liu wrote a process in order to rebuild the 35F10 Student sharedrive that he assisted in developing and established simple procedures to access for 520 students and over 100 instructors at any given time allowing the transfer of classroom and testable information. This commitment to the mission prevented 160 hours of lost POI time for the 35F Committee. His extensive knowledge of the system resulted in shortening the time to build the sharedrive by 95% versus the weeks it took for the previous version employed.
SGT Liu was selected by US Army Intelligence Center of Excellence (USAICoE) G6 to be an Enhanced Trusted Agent. With this additional duty, SGT Liu issued over 3200 SIPR tokens to the 35F10 Trainees. This has better prepared them for their first duty assignment, as well as facilitated the transition to Authenticated User accounts for the Trainees achieving USAICoE CG's guidance for two fiscal years. SGT Liu completed this transition with zero loss to POI for a total of 180 Trainees and paved the road for all future classes.
SGT Liu was an invaluable asset while assigned to the 305th Battalion S6, serving as a Systems Integrator. He ensured timely action and decision-making on all trouble calls and actions request by the Battalion. In his tenure, SGT Liu resolved 962 Remedy Tickets and completed over 400 administrative actions on behalf of the BN S6. SGT Liu ensured that each of the 300 Cadre members welcomed by the battalion over the last three years had the accounts needed in time to be trained by Common Faculty Development-Instructor Course
SGT Liu was entrusted by the Battalion Commander to design and overhaul the 305th MI BN Phase Badge system for the IET Soldiers. SGT Liu single handedly produced 1600 badges within 4 days from the original tasking and 2 months ahead of schedule allowing the immediate implementation and circulation. SGT Liu went above the scope of his duties by adding critical information on the badges for easy reference by Soldiers. His efforts directly increased the efficiency of the BN to identify and process IET Soldiers.
For outstanding achievement as a Site Integrator during Operation Defender 2020. Sergeant Rose ensured the success of the 651st RSG mission to provide support and integrate units for Operation Defender 2020 by taking the initiative in leading and providing guidance to his peers in providing resources to the 651st RSG to make coordination and processing information possible. Sergeant Rose's ability to communicate with units at the Logistical Sustainment Areas and relay that information in a relevant manner to the 561st command team facilitated informed and quick decisions which helped the 561st provide support to sister units in their tasks supporting Operation Defender 2020. Sergeant Rose's performance during this period reflects great credit upon himself, the 651st Regional Support Group and the United States Army.
Supervised a team to initiate continuous monitoring during JSOC's accreditation process. This effort resulted in the accreditation of JSOC's three critical C2 networks which support over 2,000 applications. In turn, the Cybersecurity Branch was able to satisfy a finding from its 2018 USSOCOM Inspector General (IG) inspection.
His willingness to share his information management background was instrumental in the inital setup of JSOC's Cybersecurity ability. He integrated a broad range of disparate technologies into a common environment, resulting in the successful implementation of JSOC's enterprise SharePoint portal which is used by JSOC's Cybersecurity professionals.
He provided technical oversight and guidance in forming an Information System Security Officer (ISSO) program. His efforts enabled 60 Cybersecurity professionals to quickly gain proficiency and a reputation within the Command as an effective force that possessed the ability to respond appropriately to cybersecurity-related issues.
He drew on his experience with a wide range of IT practices to advise leadership on alternative approaches for complex application systems and the resolution of critical problems related to database management systems within the organization. His efforts resulted in the accreditation of 16 DISA circuits and ensured continuous communications in support of JSOC's Special Operations Forces and the ability to maintain communications in a degraded environment.
