Abraam Dawoud

About Abraam Dawoud

Current Booz Allen Associate supporting the U.S. Army’s Joint Program Executive Office for Armaments & Ammunition and the Office of the Commanding General at Picatinny Arsenal. I provide strategic communications support across internal messaging, media relations, and external affairs for the senior installation commander. Previously served as a 1035 Series Public Affairs Specialist with the U.S. Army at the National Training Center and the Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Battalion, leading efforts in command information, community engagement, and public outreach.

Experience

1. Senior Manager Public Affairs

   Capability Program Executive Ammunition & Energetics

   Mar 2023 — Present

   As the Senior Public Affairs and Protocol Specialist for the Joint Program Executive Office for Armaments and Ammunition (JPEO A&A) and the Commanding General of Picatinny Arsenal, I am responsible for ensuring that the American public and the Army are informed, while fostering confidence in the Army’s readiness to conduct full-spectrum operations. This role encompasses managing internal communications, public information, and establishing and maintaining community relations.JPEO A&A is a two-star command dedicated to developing, procuring, and fielding lethal armaments and ammunition to provide Joint Warfighters and Allied Partners with overmatch capabilities. We oversee the life-cycle acquisition management of all conventional ammunition, including the integration of budgets, acquisition strategies, research and development, and life-cycle management across all ammunition families.Located at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey, JPEO A&A consists of three Project Management (PM) offices—PM Close Combat Systems, PM Combat Ammunition Systems, and PM Maneuver Ammunition Systems—three Project Lead (PL) offices—PL Tactical Artillery Systems, PL Joint Services, and PL Joint Ammunition and Weapons Systems—and the Director of Integration office.

Education

• Seton Hall University

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

  2013 — 2017