Trained in atomic physics and quantum information science, Kosloski led National Security Agency laboratories investigating free space optics, cryptographic mathematics and advanced sensing. His patents include a language agnostic search algorithm adopted across multiple intelligence domains.1
Leadership at NSA Research Directorate
Rising through senior technical roles, he managed mission oriented research teams bridging operational intelligence with basic science. His tenure included directing the Special Communications Enterprise Office, where he guided secure optical communication architectures for contested environments.1
Appointment as AARO Director
In August 2024 the Department of Defense detailed Kosloski to head the All domain Anomaly Resolution Office, succeeding acting chief Tim Phillips. The appointment signaled a shift toward rigorous instrumentation and data fusion in UAP analysis, integrating intelligence community sensors with academic modeling.2
Congressional Engagement
Kosloski's first public appearance came during a November 2024 Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing. His prepared statement emphasized transparent methodologies, standardized reporting metrics and a commitment to publish the forthcoming Historical Record Volume II without compromising national security.3
Research Agenda for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena
Under his direction AARO is fielding quantum enhanced imagers and machine learning pipelines to classify anomalous events across aerospace, maritime and sub surface domains. Collaboration with Department of Energy laboratories and NASA seeks to refine uncertainty quantification and eliminate sensor induced artefacts before labeling an observation unexplained.