William Lynn Gunn

**** ***** **** **. ***** Prairie, TX. 75052

682-***-**** acqyu0@r.postjobfree.com

Information Technology Support Professional

Comprehensive experience in the installation, operation, and maintenance of highly specialized communication equipment for the US Government and civilian sectors. Expertise in managing and directing the work of employees/crews, and providing security and coverage in high stress situations. Seeking new opportunities in System Security, Sensor Operation, RAID/BETSS-C, Aerostat Operation, or in Security within the Federal Corrections sector.

CORE COMPETENCIES

Operational and Maintenance Support Team Supervision and Training Supply Maintenance Combat Operations and Support Aerostat (PGSS) BETSS-C/RAID Overseas Deployments Leadership Communication Collaboration and Coordination Secret Clearance

EXPERIENCES AND ACHIEVEMENTS

CACI INTERNATIONAL, Arlington, VA. 2012 – Current

Field Service Technician BETSS-C System

Support the mission by providing customers with BETTS-C/RAID operating experience and support, including reconnaissance and targeting with specialized sensor and payload equipment. Maintain operational readiness by completing maintenance and logistics. Demonstrate advanced skills in the installation and maintenance of the 80 foot and 107 foot BETTS-C Towers, the Force Protection Suite (FPS) components C2 Server Nodes, Video Archive Distribution Server (VADS), Network Camera Controller (NCC), Long Range Thermal Imager (LRTI), KBD300A Controller, Pan Tilt Zoom Camera (PTZ), Bosch Infrared Illuminator, Closed Circuit Television Cameras, Power Conditioning Unit (PCU), Man-Portable Surveillance Target Acquisition Radar (MSTAR), Battlefield Anti-Intrusion System (BAIS), BlueSky Mast, and Tree Top Towers. Provide further support on the Rapid Deployment Integrated Surveillance System (RDISS) components including the Monitoring Station, Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) cameras, Fixed Cameras (CCD), Interface Nodes, Video Nodes, Main Hub Nodes, and add on components such as the Infrared Illuminator Super Circuit IR25, the Mid-Range Thermal Imager (MRTI), and Cerberus Long Range Trailer.

NAVMAR APPLIED SCIENCE, Warminster, PA 2011 – 2012

Payload Operator/Field Engineer

Maintained mission products provided to TOC; sent SITREPS to PGSS Command and all other associated tasks; ordered supplies and inventory for maintenance. Attended OPs Intel Briefings; accountable for equipment maintenance and the completed flight time and events logs. Key participant in the inflation, deflation, launch, and recovery of aerostat; assisted in the operational phase of aerostat missions, including installing and operating cameras and radar equipment located on aerostat. Updated aerostat payloads documentation, and flight times and missions; tested and maintained fiber optic networks associated with UAS/UAV payload to include fiber fusion, video feeds, and monitoring equipment. Assembled cables, removed and replaced defective components, modules, and assemblies that had been identified as defective. Responsible for maintaining and demonstrating a thorough understanding of digital design related to radar signal generators, MTI, IF receivers, clutter rejection, mixers, multipliers, low noise amplifiers, and digital displays. Conducted circuit analyses, calculated wave forms, traced relationships in signal flow, and operated complex test instruments. Oversee and perform corrective and preventive maintenance on the aerostat telemetry and control subsystems, power and control subsystems, tether subsystems, meteorological equipment, ground station electronic subsystems, payload and communications subsystems, and site facility electronics.

MANTECH INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION, Fairfax, Va. 2010 – 2011

Field Service Technician BETSS-C System

Provided high levels of service to the units supported by the BETTS-C System of Systems including: Rapid Aerostat Initial Deployment (RAID) Towers (80 foot and 107 foot), Persistent Surveillance Dissemination System of Systems (PSDS2), V3 CERBERUS Force Protection System (FPS), and Rapid Deployment Integrated Surveillance System (RDISS) networked cameras. Additional equipment supported includes the Ground-Based Operational Surveillance System (G-BOSS), and the Medium-Range Thermal Imager (MRTI). Served as the SME/mentor for end-users, providing informal and formal system instruction. Demonstrated knowledge of all BETSS-C systems and maintained responsibility for the assigned sensor systems including installations, operations, and maintenance.

UNITED STATES ARMY, Waco, Tx. 2000 – Current

Calvary Scout

Supervised the scout vehicle, CFV, and M551A1 crews. Directed operator maintenance of tracked and wheeled scout vehicles and individual and crew served weapons. Organized and supervised the operation of observation and listening posts, and scout vehicle recovery operations. Trained scout vehicle crews; managed requests, receipts, storage, and issue of ammunition. Served as a leader of the scout vehicle crew, and assisted in leading the scout squad. Coordinated vehicle actions with platoon and supporting elements. Evaluated terrain, selected routes, assembly areas, firing positions, and combat operation positions. Identified and selected targets and issued fire commands. Directed hasty fortifications construction; completed perimeter security and reconnaissance surveillance as part of the scout platoon. Managed soldier development and training, including weapons qualifications, convoy procedures, mounted/dismounted patrols, route clearance, and base security; provided situational awareness and command and control to the lowest tactical echelons using the FBCB2. Facilitated a seamless flow of battle command information across the battle space, and interoperated with external command and control and sensor systems, such as ATCCS.

UNITED STATES ARMY, Camp Ashraf, Iraq 2004 – 2005

Calvary Scout, A Troop 1/124 CAV

Gunner on the HMMWV crew, responsible for the security of the HMMWV and crew; as part of a team in collaboration with other vehicles, moved as one unit. Reconnoiter convoy routes to identify trouble spots and ambush sites, possible locations for traffic control posts (TCPs), and/or checkpoints. Verified route conditions and tracked friendly units in the area. As a Tower Guard, provided security for the ECP (Entry Control Point); continually scanned the area of operations using thermals and magnified scopes. As ECP security, searched incoming personnel and tracked known threats on the blue force tracker; monitored PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) unit across known areas of interest.

Additional positions with the US Army included Calvary Scout with B Troop 1/124 CAV, Sanai, Egypt, 2006 – 2007, and Calvary Scout with Troop B 1/124 CAV, Baghdad, Iraq from 20080 - 2009

CERTIFICATIONS

Raid Operator Training (Integrated Tactical Systems)

BETSS-C Operator Course

Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course (BNCOC) Phase I, and II

Blue Force Tracker Master Course (FBCB2/BFT)

Warrior Leader Course (WLC), 2007

Payload Operator/Field Engineer

WILLIAM LYNN GUNN Resume, Page

Professional Experience, continued

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