RESUME

Linda K. Jenkins

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Picayune, MS 39466

601-***-****

email: acd4qu@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

B.S., English (1981), Minor: Science, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS.

Technical Writing (Grad.) 1983, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, 3 sem. hr.

EXPERIENCE

General Dynamics Information Technology (May 2008-Present)

Building 1021

Stennis Space Center, MS 39529

Research Analyst

Technical writing, editing, fact checking, and production of computer security documentation (C&A) to include the Systems Security Plan, the Business Continuity Plan, and NCDDC procedures in support of the NOAA National Coastal Data Development Center. Research NCDDC and other documentation to ensure compliance and continuity. Maintain and control NCDDC official plans, policies, and procedures. Edit NCDDC web pages before release to the public. Originate System Network Diagram using Microsoft Visio. Research technical materials to ensure accurate information in documentation. Write procedures or policies as directed. Editing and production of scientific and technical documentation, i.e., Joint Analysis Group, Deepwater Horizon Analyses.

Poplarville Upper Elementary School (Aug. 1999-May 2008)

Poplarville Upper Elementary School

1 Todd Circle, Poplarville, Mississippi 39470

Librarian

Operated and managed public school elementary library. Stayed abreast of current children’s literature for effective books purchases that met the curriculum guidelines of the State of Mississippi and the interest of the students; wrote comprehensive Accelerated Reading quizzes and input them into the Accelerated Reading administrative management software. Checked out books to students and staff. Taught library skills, manners, and character lessons. Member, PUE Technology Committee. Ensured library remained within yearly school budget.

Naval Research Laboratory (1976-1999)

Technical Information Branch

Stennis Space Center, MS 39529-5004

Technical Information Specialist/Director, Navy Classified Library (GS-11; 1996-1999)

Directed daily operation of a classified technical library to support Navy warfare groups and research and development projects. Researched specialized subject matter and authored several documents concerning land and water areas used by a naval warfare support group. Reviewed new NRL-SSC reports and other documentation before publication for presence of militarily critical technology and approved unclassified documents for public release. Abstracted reports and entered information on secure library holdings software system. Ensured accountability for the classified holdings of the Naval Oceanographic Office and the Naval Research Laboratory. Constructed and maintained Support Services Division webpage.

Managed NRL-SSC technology transfer and marketing programs, which consisted of working with industry and government officials nationwide to market government technology. Founder and Managing Editor of eduLINK, a newsletter sponsored and published by the national Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC) for Technology Transfer. eduLINK highlighted the contributions of Federal agencies and employees to Kindergarten through University educational institutions. Served as Chairperson, FLC Educational Institutions Committee, and was an appointed member of the FLC Executive Board for four years.

Technical Writer/Editor (GS-6 to GS-11; 1979-1996)

Lead editor for NRL-SSC scientific and technical publications. Through 23 years of experience in writing and editing, gained broad knowledge of ocean, earth, physical, biological, computer, and environmental sciences, as well as engineering and remote sensing. Edited for content, grammar, and style, as well as prepared the following types of NRL manuscripts for publication: NRL Reports and Technical Notes, refereed journal articles, proceedings papers, and funding proposals. Ensured accuracy of security markings on classified documentation. Coordinated closely with scientists and other researchers to ensure accuracy of writing and editing done. Prepared poster presentations and viewgraphs, as well as PowerPoint presentations.

Working knowledge of computer publishing software to produce text and equations, as well as scanning and typesetting equipment. Working knowledge of the following software: Windows, Microsoft Word, MS Access, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, WordPerfect, and WP Presentations.

During periods of department head’s absence, appointed acting head (GS-12) of Technical Information Branch, which consisted of Publications section, Classified Library, and Graphic Arts section, consisting of 20-23 government personnel.

Administrative Assistant (GS-5 to GS-7; 1976-1978)

Kept division budget balanced, made travel orders, supply orders, made arrangements for shipping purchases and equipment for extended oceanographic research cruises, edited division reports and publications, and trained new secretaries.

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