Andrew Hall
Ten years managing cross-functional teams across defense and intelligence operations.
- Current
- Red team data analyst, PingWind Inc., Huntsville AL
- Education
- MBA, Auburn University, December 2026
Record
Ten years across three roles, working the same question from different sides: how an adversary reaches a mission, and where the exposure sits before anyone goes looking for it. Aircrew operations and TTP development in the Air Force, intelligence production and program leadership at the FBI, and supply chain risk analysis for missile defense now.
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Data Analyst, Red Team
Red team technical data analyst on a missile defense program that reports directly to the Deputy Secretary of War. Produces risk reporting for SES and 4-star level decisions on contract award and investment.
- Maps adversary-linked supplier networks using structured analytic tradecraft, producing threat assessments with severity ratings and exploitation pathway analysis.
- Conducts supply chain vulnerability assessments across strategic missile-defense program offices, identifying risks to mission readiness including foreign ownership and control exposure, sole-source dependencies, and nth-tier concentration risk.
- Applies geopolitical exposure analysis and sanctions screening to quantify risk across global supplier ecosystems.
Diagram: four supplier tiers drawn as a stack of cards that opens downward and to the right. Tier one is the top card, the surface a buyer sees, and it holds a handful of suppliers and no flagged nodes. Each card below it sits one layer further back in the chain and holds more suppliers than the one above, so the chain widens with depth. A single flagged node sits among the many in tier four, the bottom card and the layer furthest back.
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Team Lead, Intelligence Analyst III
Team lead and Intelligence Analyst III on one of the FBI's largest units, producing 50+ actionable intelligence reports weekly in support of counterterrorism and counterintelligence operations.
- Assisted the program manager on contract proposals and extensions; 100% deliverable success rate.
- Developed staffing strategies for a contract of 80+ personnel in one of the FBI's largest units; interviewing and team matching.
- Disseminated information across the USIC, collaborating with field and HQ agents and analysts.
- Supported management of the software engineering team modernizing front-end and back-end classified systems, in use at all 56 FBI field offices and by HQ program managers.
- Audit preparation and agency and unit policy development; Power BI reporting for executives.
- Oversaw the compliance program for a large government intelligence program.
- Career development and functional feedback to junior analysts; QC on work packages.
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Instructor In-Flight Refueling Operator
Instructor in-flight refueling operator on the KC-10A, 1,900+ flight hours including 1,000+ in combat, running qualification and instructor upgrade programs for the unit's boom operators.
- Briefed GS-15 and MAJCOM General level stakeholders on testing and mission protocols.
- Managed the unit acquisitions office; FAR and DFAR requirements from a customer perspective.
- Built supplier relationships to acquire modernized mission-critical equipment.
- Developed new TTPs from intelligence analysis of adversary capabilities during multiservice large-scale exercises; contested-environment operations.
- Supported ACC, AFGSC, AFSOC, AFRC, ANG and civilian contract aviators; mission training criteria and wargaming planning.
Work
An encrypted family archive and a study game that teaches accounting. Both created with agentic-enabled development.
Hall Family Archive
1,072 people across 10 generations, imported from a GEDCOM and layered with hand-written research notes. Records are AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest and only decrypt in the reader's browser, so the deployed files hold nothing readable.
Brew & Balance
An accounting game for Auburn MBA students. Three levels and 17 questions run a coffee cart through its own books, with a live ledger board that rebalances after every transaction.
A recording from the live game. A question opens with the accounting equation reading assets $0, liabilities $0 and equity $0. A wrong answer is chosen, and the game explains that money the owner puts in is equity, not a liability. The next question then opens with the board rebalanced to assets $5,000 equals liabilities $0 plus equity $5,000.
Credentials
Standing
- Over ten years of federal service
- Air Force service, DoJ and DoW support
Education
- Master of Business Administration
- Auburn University, Auburn AL. Aug 2023 to Dec 2026
- Supply Chain Planning, Graduate Certificate
- Auburn University. Awarded July 2026
- Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Bachelor's degree
- Thomas Edison State University, Trenton NJ. Aug 2018 to Jan 2022
Skills
Operations and analysis
Supply chain risk management Adversarial threat analysis Structured analytic tradecraft Business intelligence Requirements gathering and design Data reporting and preparation
Technical
Snowflake SQL Python, Pandas Tableau, Power BI Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint Front-end design and build Agentic web development
Leadership
Government program management Compliance programs Staffing and career development Executive briefing Stakeholder identification Business strategy analysis
Open to the right role
Open to technical leadership and program roles across defense and intelligence in the Huntsville area, and to design work for people building in the same space. Reach out on LinkedIn for any inquiries.
linkedin.com/in/andrew-hall50 References on request