William Wolfe

About

Tyler started off his career by enlisting in the US Army Reserve at the age of 17, entering service on October 1st, 2001. His inspiration was following the footsteps of his grandfather who was a US Army WWII Bataan Death March survivor and Korean War veteran, as well as his uncle who is a Vietnam veteran from the 1st Battalion, 9th Marines. Tyler completed his Basic Training and Military Police School at Ft. Leonard Wood, MO, shortly before mobilizing for the Global War on Terrorism. MSG Wolfe’s deployments and joint operations spanned across Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Germany.

All of Tyler’s Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Development courses were completed through the Master Leadership Course, Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education Phase I and II, and Battle Staff NCO. His notable awards and achievements include the Meritorious Unit Citation, two Army Commendation Medals, Global War on Terrorism Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary medal, Iraq Campaign Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Air Assault Badge, Combat Action Badge, German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge (Gold), Special Reaction Team Phase I, Equal Opportunity Advisor Course, and The Inspector General School.

Tyler held leadership positions in the Military Police Corps under the 63rd Regional Support Command and 200th MP Command from Team Leader, Squad Leader, Platoon Sergeant, and was previously the First Sergeant for the 303d Information Operations Battalion, Bravo Company. Notable appointments include Master Resilience Trainer, Equal Opportunity Leader, Equal Opportunity Advisor for the 7th Psychological Operations Group, and currently the Inspector General, Senior Enlisted Leader for the 91st Training Division.

Outside of the Army Reserve, Tyler served in law enforcement with the Redwood City Police Department for ~18 years. His assignments included Patrol, Traffic Unit, Field Training Officer, Marine Unit, Honor Guard, Drug Recognition Expert, Recruiter, Cadet Advisor, Threat Liaison Officer, Terrorism Counter Assault Team Leader (TCAT), Special Response Team Leader (SWAT), and Detective; with the most recent award being the Medal of Valor for a hostage rescue, officer-involved shooting.

After transitioning into the corporate industry, Tyler worked at Roblox for ~2 years as a Protective Intelligence Analyst (Global Security) and Threat Investigator (Trust & Safety). He specialized in complex child exploitation investigations, threat assessments, risk analysis, vulnerability assessments, and Person of Interest geolocation across OSINT and SOCMINT networks, to include the dark web. Most recently, Tyler started a new position as a Lead Investigator for Electronic Arts (EA), conducting similar internal and external investigations and threat assessments for bad actors on a global scale.

His educational background consists of a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from San Francisco State University, an Open-Source Intelligence Certification, and he’s currently studying for his Project Management Professional exam. Outside of his family and personal life, Tyler routinely advocates for military veterans transitioning into the private sector and translating their skills for careers in the corporate sector.