RONDALL E. BARNES

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Dallas, GA *0132

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OBJECTIVE / PROFILE

To obtain a mid level career technical position where my TOP SECRET security clearance as well as my 10 plus years of military and civilian experience can be applied and used in a productive manner.

MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE / SKILLS

Air Corps Lead Electronic Technician

QA/ QC Lead Electronic Technician

Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) Assistant Manager

Electronics Mechanic

Power Generator Mechanic

Radio Communications Security (COMSEC) Repairer

WORK EXPERIENCE

Air Corps Senior- Lead Electronic Technician

Computer Science Corporation (CSC), Kabul International Airport, Afghanistan

Nov 2011 to Present

Responsible for training, assisting, advising, and mentoring the Afghan Air Force (AAF) Radio Technicians on Datron Communication equipment maintenance procedures which evolve teaching, troubleshooting, diagnosing and repairing. Train the AAF on Datron system diagnostic testing, fault isolation to defective system components; makes repairs in a shop environment and also at various Corps locations. AAF Radio Technicians are taught to perform inspection of system components, preventive maintenance, testing and troubleshooting of modules and circuit cards to the component level. Assist in writing Programs of Instructions (POI) for Level 1 Operation, Level 2 Basic Maintenance, and Level 3 Advance Maintenance Radio Courses for the AAF to train on for maintain and repairing the Datron radio systems and accessories. Certified and trained by Datron to perform Surface Mount Technology (SMT) upgrades on Datron manufactured radios.

QA/ QC Lead Electronic Technician

Computer Science Corporation (CSC), Camp Eggers, Afghanistan

Apr 2010 to Nov 2011

Responsible for ensuring that all Datron Very High Frequency (VHF) and High Frequency (HF) radio equipment received into country is tested and fully operational prior to shipping to the Afghan National Army (ANA) Corps throughout Afghanistan. Supervised and mentors ANA radio technicians to use the proper testing procedures when performing transmit, receive, and encryption test. Provided technical assistance and preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) on equipment operation and maintenance procedures to ensure electronic equipment is kept up to standards. Lastly prepared Product Quality Deficiency Reports (PQDR) for all damaged equipment under warranty to return back to the manufacturer for replacement or repair.

Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) Assistant Manager

Honeywell Technology Solutions Inc., Camp Arifjan, Kuwait

Jan 2008 to Mar 2010

Responsible for performing complex diagnosis, repairs, inspections, and modifications to all inbound and outbound tactical military ground data communications equipment and COMSEC equipment (AN/PRC 117, AN/PRC 148 and AN/PRC 152) throughout South West Asia (SWA) for US Marines. Executed EKMS administrative requirements, maintained Two Person Integrity (TPI), witnessed receipts, inventories, and destruction reports, accompanied EKMS personnel when picking up COMSEC material and during processing or transferring of COMSEC material. When in charge maintained efficient and accurate control of Top Secret material, equipment, and documents. Prepared SF 153 COMSEC Material Report to transfer, inventory, destruct, or even hand receipt COMSEC material to the US Marines.

Electronics Mechanic WG-2604-10

Department of the Army, Orlando, FL

Sep 2007 to Jan 2008

Responsible for performing various tests to determine whether electronic equipment may be best to be economically repaired or declared non-serviceable. Also prepares equipment reports on electronic items failing tests repeatedly, specifying nature of fault and materials necessary for repairs. Use test equipment, such as systems test sets, oscillators, ohmmeters, voltmeters, etc. to locate trouble by component unit, by circuit within a component, and by element of a circuit. Removes, disassembles, inspects, repairs, calibrates when due, etc. electronic sets, components and associated equipment such as radio sets, signal generators, audio oscillators, recorders, speakers, amplifiers, etc. Also inspects items for appearance, security of connections, wiring and application of protective coating, decals, and etc. Lastly make final operational test and adjustments.

Power Generator Mechanic

Kellogg Brown and Root, Bagram, Afghanistan

Dec 2005 to Nov 2006

Responsible for performing unit, direct support and general support (DS/GS) maintenance functions, including overhaul, but not rebuild of power generation equipment, internal combustion engines and associated equipment up through 200KW (except for turbine engine driven generators). Repaired or overhauled starters, alternators, generators, fuel injectors, voltage regulators switches control circuits, and other mechanical equipment that the generator consisted of as a contractor. Worked within a desert camp complex under extreme danger, stress, physical hardships and field living conditions which was life threatening.

Radio COMSEC Repairer (35E) E4 (United States Army)

317th MP BN, Tampa, FL (Reserve)

Nov 2006 to Nov 2012

114th Signal Battalion, Ft. Derrick, MD (Active)

Sep 2004 to Nov 2005

302nd Forward Support Battalion, Cp Casey, Korea (Active)

Nov 2001 to Sep 2004

Responsible for performing direct and general support level maintenance of secret communication equipment such as radio receivers, transmitters, COMSEC equipment, and controlled cryptographic items that were used by higher level executives from the Pentagon and White House Communication Departments. Trained to repair and operate the following VHF equipment- RT-1523, KG-81-84, KG-94, KG-194, KI-1C, KT-83, KY-57/58, KY-68, KY-78, KY-90, STE, STU III and other COMSEC Equipment as well. Worked within a secretly secured Alternate Joint Communications Center that provided planning, installation, operation, and maintenance of over 38 communication systems. Maintained over 97% operational readiness status of communication systems throughout the Brigade Combat Team. Ensured that all requirements for Operational Security were met and reported to the supervisor in charge as a soldier in the US Army.

AWARDS

Army Achievement Medals for meritorious services during military career.

Certificates of Achievement for devotion to duty.

Good Conduct Medals for exemplary behavior.

Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

Overseas Service Ribbon

EDUCATION / PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Introduction to Radio Technology, Missile and Munitions Center and School,

Ft. Gordon, GA, Completed over 800 hours, Jun 2002

Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) Manager, Center for Information dominance Learning Site

May port, FL, Graduated Jan 2010

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