Jason Keller is a consultant in national capacity building in emerging technology, entrepreneur, and vendor for multiple drone and counter drone systems companies internationally. He is also a veteran of the US Army with deployments in intelligence support to special operations working alongside U.S. partner nations. 

Prior to entering the private sector, Jason worked on diverse national security missions as a civilian leader with the departments of agriculture, defense; homeland security, justice, and labor. 

In those roles he provided operational leadership within: response to Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill; response to Haiti Earthquake (2010); response to Fukushima Nuclear Incident; aviation security threat mitigation; violent crime investigations; development of the U.S. Federal Data Strategy; and other problem areas. 

Jason has a Master of Arts in International Relations from Syracuse University’s Maxwell School. He has completed advanced technical training in: cloud architecture, ethical hacking, emergency management, geospatial information systems, intelligence management, telecommunications,  Explosives Recognition and IED Exploitation; and civil-military operations. 

In 2023 he wrote and presented on the topic of National AI Governance at the conference on Strategic Intelligence and Human Security in Bogota, Colombia. 

He is currently a student of Univ of Alabama Birmingham’s M. Eng in Sustainable Smart cities. His research will focus on creating urban environments that promote human security and secure-ethical technology adoption. 

He speaks English fluently and Spanish at an advanced level.