Brendan Sullivan
About Brendan Sullivan
Brendan Sullivan is an Intelligence Research Analyst based in San Antonio, Texas, with extensive experience in military intelligence. He specializes in Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems and provides intelligence research support to the 57th Intelligence Squadron.
Work at SRC
Brendan Sullivan has been employed at SRC as an Intelligence Research Analyst since 2021. He is based in San Antonio, Texas, where he leads research efforts focused on Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (CUAS). In this role, he provides daily intelligence research support to the 57th Intelligence Squadron personnel. His work involves producing detailed intelligence packets that assist Electronic Warfare Engineers, utilizing various intelligence sources.
Previous Experience in the United States Army Reserve
Before joining SRC, Brendan Sullivan served in the United States Army Reserve as an All Source Intelligence Analyst from 2017 to 2021. During this four-year period in San Antonio, Texas, he developed skills in intelligence analysis and research. Additionally, he worked as an All Source Intelligence Analyst in the US Army from 2013 to 2016 for three years, gaining foundational experience in military intelligence operations.
Education and Expertise
Brendan Sullivan studied Military Intelligence at Cochise College, where he earned an Associate’s Degree from 2019 to 2021. He also attended The University of Texas at San Antonio, completing a degree in Finance from 2017 to 2022. His educational background supports his analytical skills and expertise in intelligence research, particularly in the context of military operations.
Current Role as Cyber Intelligence Analyst
In addition to his role at SRC, Brendan Sullivan has been working as a Cyber Intelligence Analyst in the United States Army Reserve since 2021. He continues to operate from San Antonio, Texas, where he applies his intelligence analysis skills to support military operations. His responsibilities include utilizing multiple database systems to create parametric-based intelligence packets for a team of Electronic Warfare Engineers.