Krishna Sharma

About Krishna Sharma

Intelligence professional with emphasis on three core disciplines: Foreign Affairs, Counterterrorism, and International Security. Proven leadership with over a decade of combined experience in desk and field research in violent ethnic conflicts in high-stress and high-threat environments, including the conflict zones of South and Central Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. Agency-wide experience as Foreign Affairs Officer on Intelligence and Threat Analysis, SME on Intelligence, Media Consultant, and TRM Author at the Department of State, FBI\'s Terrorist Screening Center, Executive Office of the President and the DVA, respectively. Working scholar: Master’s Degrees in Literature, Media, and Language Studies. Extensive study on digital social media to help the clients with vetted information so that they could make enhanced decisions in time. Subject matter expert on South and Central Asian politics, history, and identity. Writer and speaker of Hindi and Nepali with working knowledge of Sanskrit and Urdu. Specialties:* Leadership in intelligence, counter extremism and Inter-agency Language Round-table * Coordinate, collaborate and monitor Domestic and Overseas Intelligence and Physical Security Operation * Strategic Vision and Planning

Experience

1. Foreign Affairs Officer

   U.S. Department Of State

   Jan 2022 — Present · US

   Independently identify, research and review threat information; draft security analysis of the credibility of threat information in a timeframe that corresponds to the urgency of the threat and within timelines established by the government representatives for South and Central Asia region• Prepare and present oral briefings to assistant secretary, diplomats, outgoing RSOs, Bureau and Department mid-level and senior management officers, member agencies of the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC), and others as appropriate

Education

• Tribhuvan University

  Master's Degree

  1995 — 1999

• Harvard University

  Cybersecurity: Managing Business Risk in the Information Age

  2017 — 2018