Bradley B.

Bradley B. has a diverse work experience in the intelligence and defense sector. Bradley began their career in the United States Air Force, where they served in various roles including Superintendent of Wing Intelligence and Kinetic Energy Counterspace Program Team Lead. During their time in the Air Force, Bradley testified to a US Congressional commission on foreign weapon system impacts to US Space Policy and developed long-range foreign threat estimates.

After leaving the Air Force, Bradley joined the United States Air Force as a Civilian Employee, where they served as the Pacific Region Counterspace Integration Program Team Lead. In this role, they led a team of senior analysts and contractor personnel in preparing integrated all-source assessments of worldwide counterspace practices. Bradley also briefed senior members of the policy making, acquisition, and operational communities on counterspace capabilities and strategy.

Most recently, Bradley worked at SAIC as a Specialty Engineer Manager and as a Senior Principal Intelligence Analyst/Specialty Engineer. In these roles, they managed and led a team of engineers and analysts and supported various projects related to intelligence and engineering.

Currently, Bradley is serving as the Chief Intelligence Analyst at Galapagos Federal Systems.

Bradley B. completed their Master of Arts (M.A.) in the Global Masters of Arts Program at The Fletcher School at Tufts University from 2015 to 2016. Earlier, they attended UC San Diego in 2010 for a Summer Workshop on the Relationship between National Security and Technology in China. In 2006, they earned their Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Global Security and Intelligence Studies from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Additionally, they obtained two Associate of Applied Science degrees from the Community College of the Air Force, one in Communications Applications Technology and another in Fitness, Recreation and Services Management.