MARCIN RADWAN
Fort Leonard Wood
Summary
Results-driven Military Operations & Logistics Planner with over 7 years of proven leadership in the U.S. Army, specializing in intelligence-driven operational planning, training development, and cross-functional coordination. Highly adept at managing complex logistics, validating exercise scenarios, and drafting critical coordination documentation to support multinational operations. A Master's-educated leader with a strong background as a Brigade S2 NCOIC, combining threat analysis with strategic planning to optimize operational readiness and mission success in dynamic environments.
Overview
10
10
years of professional experience
Work History
Brigade S2 NCOIC (Intelligence Section)
1st Engineer Brigade, U.S. Army
Fort Leonard Wood
05.2025 - Current
- Directed intelligence-driven operational planning for a Brigade-sized element, integrating threat assessments into regional logistics and sustainment operations.
- Advised senior leadership on operational readiness, coordinating directly with allied partners and interagency elements to ensure seamless execution of joint training events and missions.
- Designed and validated realistic, threat-informed training scenarios and wargames, ensuring personnel were prepared for operations in dynamic and contested environments.
- Overseen the secure processing, analysis, and dissemination of critical intelligence reports, drafting actionable coordination documentation to support strategic decision-making.
Faculty Instructor, Military Science
Washington State University, Army ROTC
Pullman
01.2021 - 01.2025
- Spearheaded the instructional design and delivery of advanced military training programs focused on leadership, critical thinking, and effective communication for undergraduate students.
- Delivered comprehensive classroom and hands-on instruction to diverse cohorts, integrating real-world political and operational context into all learning materials.
- Developed technical training manuals, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and mission simulations while ensuring strict compliance with academic standards and program goals.
- Mentored and advised students on academic progression, personal development, and career goals, fostering a supportive and challenging learning environment.
Team Leader & Program Manager
25th Infantry Division & Mine Detection Dog School, U.S. Army
Schofield Barracks
01.2016 - 01.2021
- Managed complex, high-value logistics and resource allocation for specialized teams supporting critical security missions.
- Coordinated international training events with foreign partners, overcoming language barriers and integrating allied operational requirements into training delivery.
- Led a highly specialized team of over 30 members through rigorous pre-deployment training, ensuring 100% mission readiness and rapid deployment capabilities.
- Functioned as a primary certification official, responsible for validating and enforcing program standards for both internal and allied partner teams.
Education
Master of Arts - Higher Education Administration
University of Louisville
01-2024
Bachelor of Arts - Graphic Design
Central Connecticut State University
01-2004
Skills
- Operational & Regional Planning
- Logistics & Sustainment Management
- Multinational & Interagency Coordination
- Training Curriculum & Exercise Development
- Intelligence & Threat Analysis (S2)
- Multilingual (Fluent Polish, Conversational Arabic)
Websites
Professional Development And Certifications
- Master Educator Course
- Defense Language Institute – Arabic
- Equal Opportunity Advisor
- Master Fitness Trainer
Security Clearance
Active Secret (TS/SCI Eligible)
Timeline
Brigade S2 NCOIC (Intelligence Section)
1st Engineer Brigade, U.S. Army
05.2025 - Current
Faculty Instructor, Military Science
Washington State University, Army ROTC
01.2021 - 01.2025
Team Leader & Program Manager
25th Infantry Division & Mine Detection Dog School, U.S. Army
01.2016 - 01.2021
Master of Arts - Higher Education Administration
University of Louisville
Bachelor of Arts - Graphic Design
Central Connecticut State University