Christopher H Datson

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Saint Cloud Florida 34769

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Objectives:

To apply the security clearance, and the diverse skills I have acquired through many years of dedicated service and excellence, to the Aerospace, Defense, Homeland Security and industries related to skills I have developed. Utilizing the experiences I have listed below, I plan to be instrumental, and an asset to that organization who would extend to me the privilege of a challenging career.

Experience:

Lockheed Martin Wescam MX-20 FSR / PTDS: Persistent Threat Detection System

AUGUST 2010 to Present

Tasks required: Launch and recovery of 74k Aerostat. All-encompassing maintenance procedures, ensuring maximum time aloft, with minimal failures. Not only with the Aerostat but the mooring platform as well, including generators required to fly and supply power to the ground support modules.

Duties include and are not limited to: Computer networking, Fiber Optics Budgeting and implementation, video feed, video capture, video routing, camera maintenance and repair. I possess an understanding and working knowledge of CLAW 2, OSRVT, UTAMS and PSDS2 platforms. Assisted US Army with installing the fiber optic network, using fusion splicers, MUX, DE-MUX and media converters required to deliver video feed to their TOC.

Wescam FSR. Attended and completed factory MX-20 IMAGING TURRET SYSTEM in Burlington Ontario Wescam Facility.

Other non-mission essential, voluntary abilities: Creating suitable working environments conducive to repair of system electronics and mechanics, by any means necessary including using carpentry skills.

Able to work one on one with military command, government agencies, and other contractors, to obtain a smooth and respectful working relationship.

Using clean room experience, I was called to install a camera shop clean-room, to safely remove covers, exposing the delicate inner workings of the Wescam MX-20. The first clean room of its kind anywhere in theater.

CSC- Cape Canaveral July 2005 to August 2010

• SCLS : Area Mechanic / LOSC

• CSR : Metric Optics Technician / Camera Operator

• CSR : Cable and Fiber Optics Technician

Area Mechanic / Comm Technician: Tasked with troubleshooting, retrofitting and maintaining network communication systems such as Orion and Tops nets. Also responsible for launch pad remote, optical systems from COHU and Pelco cameras and remote heads. Optical networking, using multiplexors and data extenders, line amplifiers. Have had all training required by our contract regarding Cape Canaveral area familiarity and safety including clean room and launch pads.

CABLE / FIBER OPTICS: Responsible for planning and implementing, the laying copper and fiber optic cable, terminate or breakout pairs and or fibers to customers specifications. Utilized Fujikara Fusion Fiber Slicers. and all associated tools to assure proper connectivity.

METRIC OPTICS: Tasked with “Eastern Range Safety”, and responsible for the operation, calibration and maintenance of Cinetheodolites, DOAMS, MIGOR and ATOTS tracking instrumentation. Responsibilities include audio and video recording of scheduled vehicle launches, repair and maintenance including state of the art proprietary high speed computer networks, high definition camera and recording systems, analysis and repair of computer, servo, digital timing and control systems. Duties also include keeping accurate documentation of equipment issues and their resolve. Able to interpret schematics and mechanical drawings as needed to create design changes accurately. Required to troubleshoot networks with concerns to timing, communications and telemetry.

Senior Camera and Equipment Logistics Engineer

Panavision USA Orlando Florida May 1999 to April 2005

Panavision factory trained on the 24P HD CAMERA or Sony F900 , experience with the Panavision Genesis High Definition Camera System. Maintained and operated Panavision, Arri and Moviecam motion picture equipment. Including lens columniation, MTF analysis, maintenance and repair of lensing such as Panavision, Zeiss, Canon, Cooke, Fujinon and Nikon

• Field Service Engineer Mar.1997 to Mar.1999 Speedfam Corp. Chandler, Az .

Responsible for all electrical, mechanical modifications to assure the best possible results for film or taping feature films, commercials and music videos. Designed and machined custom pieces for individual needs.

In a class 100 clean room environment, responsible for the installation, repair and maintenance of state of the art CMP automated machinery. This includes robot systems from Moto-man and Equipe, motor control systems from Berkley as well as hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Instrumental in the programming of logic control systems for machine automation. Also responsible for mounting and maintaining Dalsa industrial camera used for production surveillance. Also responsible for compiling process data, managing experimentation and providing vendors with proper drawings and schematics for on-site tool modifications. Ongoing R&D is also required to assure market dominance. Involved in control systems software development.

Danka Inc. Phoenix Az.

• Field Service Engineer I Mar 95 to Mar97

Duties included all aspects of electro-mechanical maintenance with an emphasis on optics and copier theory. Working with various clutch, bearing and drive assemblies as well as pneumatic and hydraulics was also required in this position. Also headed up "Tiger Team" to combat special, on going issues and pursued them to their resolve

Raytheon Service Company Virginia Beach Virginia

• Lead Missile Engineer Aug 90 to Apr 94

Overseeing 10 technicians in the refurbishment and repair, of NATO Seasparrow missile systems. The use of remote gantry systems, cranes and extreme capacity forklifts were required to see each system to its completion. Also organized the development of the facility machine shop and was responsible for the fabrication of parts necessary to the Seasparrow program saving Raytheon thousands of dollars per year. Was required to interface with vendors to provide service to government specifications.

Education: 1986 To 1988 Electronic Computer Programming Institute (ECPI) Virginia, Beach

• Computer Technology Virginia

* Accredited by the National Association of Trade and Technical Schools, this course of 900 hours covered;

• Computer Concepts, Microprocessors

• Analog / Digital sys. Digital Laboratory

• Electronic Principle Digital Circuit

• Circuit Analysis Programming concepts

• Schematic reading, analysis and design

• Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Machinist Apprenticeship Program East Hartford Connecticut

Machinist Certified Training included, machine theory, drafting, blueprinting, use of precision tools and machine math. Testing procedures both destructive and nondestructive.

Service includes:

Air Education and Training Command, CSR Technical Training for the 45th Space Wing, Core Automated Maintenance System for the 45th Space Wing, CSR Metric Optics Pigor, CSR Metric Optics Cine,

• 10 year business owner POS Installation and maintenance of software and hardware, including data entry for diverse menus.

•18 years networking and software installation using Winows Nt, Server 2000, XP, Vista, Server 2003, Windowa 7 and Linux.

•22 years security systems and video capture experience. Mu

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