Eric Atwood

Site Administrator, Electronic Technician, Field Service Engineer,

Software Engineer

San Antonio, TX

ab9eky@r.postjobfree.com - 210-***-****

• Four years’ experience working as an electronic technician for the United States military.

• Three years working as a civilian in software and electronic technology as a civilian and counting

• Total Seven years’ experience working in the software and hardware field of electronic based

equipment

• Secret Security Clearance given for the clarity to become an electronic technician for the United

States Army.

• Graduate of the U.S. Army Ordnance Munitions and Electronics Maintenance School located in

Fort Gordon, Georgia. Giving me the ability to later make the 2nd D Stryker RSS Maintenance

Unit the best Electronic shop in the United States Army. This did include a award that would go

to the Unit.

• Awarded the Driver and Mechanic Badge for wheeled vehicles from 1 Nov. 2006 to 1 Nov. 2007

from the Regimental Support Squadron 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment at FOB Warhorse, Iraq. This

gave me the knowledge base to fix any electronic equipment involved with the tactical vehicle

and ensure that all vehicles were properly maintained.

• Radiation Safety officer gave me the ability to work with radiation, with proper use of

dosimeters, and ensure the safety of any one operating the equipment. By learning this I was

able to build proper safety steps and procedures for the entire south providence of Afghanistan

as I worked for SAIC.

• Deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan for a total time of 2 years 3 months, helps give me the ability

to travel and be away from home as it does not bother me to be away for weeks and months

at a time.

• Meggitt weapons system training gives me the ability and knowledge base to fix all pneumatic

weapons such as the M2, M249, M4, and many other weapons. By doing this during my current

employment with CSC a global company, my site the RVTT on Camp Bullis has no down weapons,

and remains full mission capable.

• Working with Linux, windows, Penical, and many other databases at my current position has

given me the experience needed to maintain databases, networks and comply with government

policies. With a Linux Red Hat main Operating System, I keep all log files, Core files low, to ensure

that they will never reach a critical load point to decrease any service errors. This also includes

working with maintaining Audit Logs that are burned to a cd, so that when the governments ask

for them they can view the log files for usage and errors.

• Programming equipment such as but not limited to P.L.C.’s, has given me the ability to ensure

wago, or alan Bradley equipment run properly. This troubleshooting help lets me know if the

software has errors or is the equipment itself has an issue. As of July the wago PlC had a time

error that caused the module to shut down operations, I was able to quickly assess the error light

codes and reprogram the time to bring the module back up in a matter of minutes. This also

happened with a Wago card that went bad when given the error I was able to quickly determent

that the light code on the module was correct, moving on to the next step learning that the wrong

voltage was being received and was able to replace and repair that module in a timely manner.

• Updated Software to include putting in patch files on any given system. As most know we

update our laptops daily but in corporations that is not what happens. At my current corporation

I load all patches that come with a set 4 disc set putting the information first on my MCC under

my patches files after removing the old ones to ensure the new update and fixes get on the main

controller, after that I share the information with the MC and download the application across the

network to share the update with the rest of the host p.c.’s.

• Worked with SharePoint to insure proper installation of windows application to better the

company’s performance across the database network. By installing SharePoint the company

is able to communicate more effectively and securely. Being a student at the University of

Phoenix I’m able to work with many things, SharePoint has a lot of capabilities but first needs

to qualify to run on your network and or laptops. The big requirements not met for University of

Phoenix was they needed a 64 bit operating system in order to continue with the update from

SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010. They then needed to back up all there information on all

databases to ensure that they did not lose any data. By me assisting in this installation I was

able to save all there information, ensure they had the correct licenses by calling the corporation,

Microsoft, and ensuring they would not be fined, and updated the software, and then put the

old information back on the system. This gave the University the ability to stay up to date in

technology and educate future minds with a better resource at their finger tips. Without my help

all old information would have been lost.

• Software installations for almost anything, through CSC I’ve been able to provide proposals and

approval to update computers and database information so to keep the company up to date and

effectively communicating.

• Insuring the usage of Information security as a must by watching and monitoring the network

for any type of activity. This is where I make sure nobody without further notice mounts a drive

onto my network. By using a LDAP security system I can make it harder for the hacker to break

into the system. As I alone cannot be everywhere at once, I have built a proposal that will go up

through CSC for deployment software to monitor the network. This will ensure the safety of the

network and the information on the network. With technology advancing I have to continually

educate myself to ensure I’m on top of any and all current threats on the market today. This will

all together keep the site safe and running smooth, making the customer happy and ensuring

the company that they won’t pay any unwanted fees for fixing broken equipment.

• One-SAF operation, building and maintainer. This allows me to create simulation technology

to fit anyone’s specific need allowing the over product to accomplish anyone’s requirements for

training.

Proficient in working, writing and using Net-beans for Java script (will provide programs built,

to include GUI's)

Proficient in working, writing and using Visual studio to build applications in Visual basic.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Computer Based Trainer, Site Administrator, Electronic Technician II

Computer Science Corporation - San Antonio, TX - October 2011 to Present

October 2011-Current

Electronic Maintenance Technician ll /SITE ADMINISTRATOR

Computer Science Corporation (CSC, San Antonio Texas)

• Maintain and use a Maximo account to create Service Requests, Work orders through the

Raytheon system BP, and FOB (Doing this allows for proper tracking of hours, and all transactions

by the US Government)

• Run, Operate the Reconfigurable Virtual Tactical Trainer (training soldiers) as the One SAF

operator, building and creating unique scenarios for each group trained. (like a video game

interface, that allows you to add and remove characters while in simulation)

• Proficient at using red hat Linux based and windows based operating systems for real

time applications (maintaining files, core, logs or even updating software updates) Graphic

processor are used to create the video for the real time application in all trainers simultaneously

communicating with the Control Station.

• Fix and maintain all weapons base for the RVTT to include M4, M2, M249 and 240B, as real and

nomadic weapons (key part to training and used every day)

• Excellent at communicating issues, and informing others about situations to include the jargon

of how to write reports for others. (Used for corporate, creating memo, letters or emails always

politically correct.)

• Use to working all military branches both lower enlisted to generals for, briefing and conducting

operations to any degree. (High ranking officials are key to keeping training going, and without

that you don’t have a job)

• Create tracking hours documentation for technician to track Maximo hours using a excel

program to ensure every week hours have been managed correctly..

• Using Visio to create timelines for project, or even building diagrams to relate the message of

what needs to happen for updates, upgrades to the system.

• Use of Microsoft PPT, EXL, to generate reports, and help convey information to upper

management.

• Create documentation used to give users understanding of application possibilities, and

documents that help reference basic responsibilities in maintaining the Linux RedHat operating

system.

• ISO certification to audit other CSC sites and ensure government compliance.

• One Saf Operator and creator (This is a technology to create scenarios on the RVTT or virtual

system that soldiers use to train focusing on all important aspects needed for running convoy

operations.)

• Fix and maintain all hardware associated with the site, all weapons(m4,m249,m2,m240b),

Wago PLC, Pneumatic air innovations, projectors, hit cameras/detection, Graphic processors,

weapons simulation P.C.’s, and many more. While doing repair, ensure that work orders are

tracked and S.R.’s are created to order parts in accordance with government regulations, through

the Raytheon database Maximo.

Key Responsibly:

Site administrator as root operator on a Linux redhat operating system, including code

adjustment, repair, debugging, and maintenance of core, log, and normal log files. Creating

reports that are generated to ensure the systems are all operating correctly and track all workflow

operations. Using applications such as wireshark, and LDAP to ensure the system is always in

full working order.

Work both as Electronic Tech II for hardware as job title states, but follow all duties in accordance

of the site administrator as this is me. (This includes adjusting code both writing and deleting.)

Fill in for the current One Saf operates when he is absent. This gives me the ability to create and

build scenarios. Help filter everything key leadership want in any given simulation in accordance

with convoy operation. This also includes the creation of scenarios that allow a base for all

scenarios to grow from.

Field Service Engineer

SAIC - Vista, CA - April 2011 to September 2011

April 2011 – September 2011

Science Application International Corporation (SAIC), Afghanistan, Sakari Karez

Radiation Safety officer, Electronic Technician, Trainer (Field Service Engineer)

• Certified RSO from Nevada Tech. with a lifetime certification

• Fix & maintain the Military Mobile Vacis by troubleshooting to component level

• Replace, repair, and program PLC’s, ACB’s and any electronic components

• Trained soldiers on how to properly operate associated equipment

• Logistics manager for all Southern sites for parts in Afghanistan

• Ensure good accountability with all radioactive equipment to include BII items, radiation meters,

and radiation survey’s and wipe tests from our cobalt 60 source.

Key Responsibilities:

Fix and maintain all equipment through the guidelines given by key personal. Train all operators

to ensure proper use of the equipment. Keep the mil-mobile Vacis up and running consistently

with no more than 8 hours down time.

Trainer

Omega Training Group - August 2010 to August 2011

2010 – 2011

Cubic/Omega Training Group

Trainer on communication equipment

• Logistics & accountability of associated equipment and training supplies

• Instructed operator level maintenance & procedures of communication equipment

• Multi Band Intra Intera Team Radio

• Automated Net Control Device

• Teach the I.M.T. Lane, (Individual Movement Techniques)

Key Responsibilities:

To train all deploying soldiers in United States Army preparing for deployment at McGregor range

New Mexico/El Paso Texas, on telecommunication devices such as singar radios.

Computer/Detection system repair technician for the United States Active

Army

United States Army - November 2005 to August 2009

• I am an expert in working with PowerPoint, Microsoft excel, Microsoft Work as well as giving

presentations. As I trained many soldiers using these tools to deliver my message.

• I am an expert in working with Commo. Equipment

a. AN/ ARC-1523E Sincgars radios, used for communication

b. Sincgars mounts, and mounted equipment

c. Working with the GRIM to troubleshoot issues as well as T.M. to help diagnose any issues.

d. I have worked with more communication equipment then there is to list as follows some of

what I have worked with SKL, ANCD, Army Radio's of all types, Radio mounts and paperwork that

follows ect. All to the extent of Depot level

• I am an expert in working with electro-optic hand held sensor equipment and current work on

the following: a. Night Vision Sight, used for an individual served weapon AN/PVS-4

b. Night Vision Sight, used for a crew served weapon An/TVS-5

c. Night Vision Goggle AN/PVS-7A

d. Night Vision Goggle AN/PVS-7B

e. Night Vision Goggle AN/Pvs-7D

f. Monocular Night Vision Device AN/PVS-14

g. Image intensifier tubes as follows National Stock Number (nsn) 585*-**-***-****,

585*-**-***-****, 585*-**-***-****, and 585*-**-***-****.

h. For Nitrogen tanks used for purging of all of the above night vision equipment nsn

683*-**-***-****.

i. The light test set for image tubes TS-4348/UV, nsn 662*-**-***-****.

• I am an expert in repair and installation of the Blue Force Tracker system, the Force 21 Battle

Command Brigade and below, and on the M88A1 medium track recovery Vehicle.

• I am an expert in using D-105 for burning and purging hard drives.

• I am an expert at repairing and troubleshooting the M43 Improved Chemical Agent Monitor

(ICAM).

• I am an expert at repairing and troubleshooting the M22 Advanced Chemical Agent Detector

(ACADA).

• I am an expert in the installation of Singar radios into all of the military vehicles listed above.

• I am an expert at using Technical Manuals for any equipment.

• I am very comfortable with the forms used to code out, order parts for, and transfer property.

Summary of Qualifications/Training

• I am qualified on the following weapons used by the United States Army: 1. M4

2. M16

3. M249

4. M2

• I maintained and qualified as an operator with the following United States Army vehicles: 1.

The Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Trucks: RG 33, RG 31, RG36, and the International IMG.

2. The Multi Train Vehicles: M1083A1, M1078P1, and the M1085A1.

3. The United States Hmwwv: 1151, 1114, and 1115.

• Four years experience working as an electronic technician for the United States military.

• Secret Security Clearance given for the clarity to become an electronic technician for the United

States Army.

• I attended and completed Basic Combat Training at Fort Benning, Georgia.

• Awarded a Certificate of Affiliation with the United States Army Ordinance Corps for successful

completion of my Advanced Individual Training.

• I am a graduate of the U.S. Army Ordnance Munitions and Electronics Maintenance School

located in Fort Gordon, Georgia.

• I received Certificate of Membership of Basic Training Warriors for accomplishing the physical

training score within the company.

• I received a Certificate of Achievement for being Squad Leader while assigned in Headquarters

Platoon, 73rd Ordinance Battalion.

• I received a Certificate of Completion from the United States Army Combat Readiness Center

Accident Avoidance Course.

• I received a Certificate of Training for the Combat Life Saver Course while in Vilseck, Germany.

• I received a Certificate of Training for Force 21 Battle Command Brigade and below course in

Grafenwoehr, Germany.

• I received a Certificate of Training for an 80 hour Battalion Drivers Training Course.

• I received a Certificate of Training from the United States Army Military Police School for M101

Crows Net Operator Training course. (80hours)

• The U.S. Army Europe Regional Medical Command Scroll of Appreciation from Brigadier General

David A. Rubenstein, USA, Commanding, was awarded to me for instruction at the field medical

training on Grafenwoehr, Germany.

• I earned a Certificate of Graduation from the United States Army Europe, and Seventh

Army Noncommissioned Officer Academy Warrior Leader Course; Class 005-2007, conducted at

Grafenwoehr, Germany.

• The Department of The Army Certificate of Achievement for Maintenance troop, Regimental

Support Squadron, was awarded to me for meritorious achievement, outstanding dedication,

service, and support to the 2nd Stryker Calvary Regiment.

• I received a Certificate of Completion from the Department of the Army for successfully

completing training in the Rose Barracks Prevention, Maintenance, Checks, and Services course

in accordance with IAW USARUER Supplement 1 Army Regulation 750-1.

• I received a Certificate of Completion for level one Awareness Training online for the United

States Army.

Electronic Maintance Technician

United States Army - San Antonio, TX - November 2005 to August 2009

• I earned the Department of the Army Statement of Former Wartime Service for being deployed

15 months with the United States Army. (15 Aug 2007- 15 November 2008)

• I earned the Army Achievement Medal while serving in operation Iraqi Freedom.

• I earned the Order of the Golden Spur from 2D Stryker Cavalry Regiment while serving in

Operation Iraqi Freedom 07-09.

• I was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for Operation Iraqi Freedom 07-09 from the

Department of The Army.

• I received my International Driving Permit Issued at Heatrow, Florida U.S.A.

• I received the Army Good Conduct Medal for three years of exemplary behavior on March 6

2009.

Driver and Mechanic Badge

United States Army - November 2006 to November 2007

from the Regimental Support Squadron 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment at FOB Warhorse, Iraq.

• I received the Combat Action Badge for being engaged by the enemy several times while

deployed from the Department of the Army, Headquarters, Multi-national Division (Baghdad) at

Camp Liberty, Iraq.

EDUCATION

BS in Information Technology, Software Engineering

University of Phoenix - San Antonio, TX

2011 to 2013

Bachlores Information Technology in Software Engineering

University of Phoenix - San Antonio, TX

2009 to 2013

AA in Basic Skills

El Paso Community College - El Paso, TX

2009 to 2011

diploma in Basic Electronics I and

High School

University of Texas El Paso - El Paso, TX

Certificate

IVY Technical Collage - Bloomington, IN

SKILLS

QUALIFICATION SUMMARY: • Six years ‘and counting experience working as an electronic

technician for the United States military. • Secret Security Clearance given for the clarity to

become an electronic technician for the United States Army. • Graduate of the U.S. Army

Ordnance Munitions and Electronics Maintenance School located in Fort Gordon, Georgia. •

Awarded the Driver and Mechanic Badge for wheeled vehicles from 1 Nov. 2006 to 1 Nov. 2007

from the Regimental Support Squadron 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment at FOB Warhorse, Iraq. •

Radiation Safety officer • Deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan for a total time of 2 years 3 months

• Meggitt weapons system training • Working with Linux, windows, Penical, and many other

databases • Programming equipment such as but not limited to P.L.C.’s • Updated Software to

include putting in patch files on any given system

MILITARY SERVICE

Service Country: US

Branch: Army

Rank: SPC

November 2005 to August 2009

I was a 94f in the Army, this is an electronic technician. See the rest of my resume for more details.

Commendations:

• Global Ethics and Compliance Training-All Languages • Certificate of Training for CSC Time

Keeping • Certificate of Training Meggitt RVS System and Weapons Maintenance Training Course

• Certificate of Training Rockewell Collins Simulation and Training Solutions EPX -50 IG Course

• Certificate of Completion Code of Business Conduct Training • Certificate of Completion CSC

Ethics and Security • Certificate of Completion PEO Stride One Saf Operator Course • Certificate

of Completion Lockheed and Martin CCTT/RVTT Systems Maintenance Course • Certificate of

Completion of Basic Combat Training • Certificate of Membership to the United States Army

Ordnance Corps • Certificate of Membership to D/247 IN Fort. Benning Georgia • Certificate

of Achievement from C Company,73rd Ordnance Battalion for Squad Leader • Certificate of

Training for Combat Lifesaver Course (6-9 December,2006) • Certificate of Training for 80 hour

Battalion Drivers Training Course (20,Oct. 2006) • Certificate of Training for 40 hour FBCB2

course (1 March 2007) • Certificate of Training for M101 Crows Net Operator Training (13

Sept.-20 Sept. 2007) • Certificate of Graduation from the United States Army, Europe and

Seventh Army Noncommissioned Officer Academy (2007) • Certificate of Achievement for the

Department of the Army for support throughout A.O. OIF-2007-2009 • Certificate of completion

for Military Mobile Vacis Imaging System Operator Familiarization Course (May2-3 2011) •

Certificate of Training for the Military Mobile Vacis Inspection System Train the Trainer Operator

Course (May 31-June 3,2011) • Certificate of Training for the Military Mobile Vacis Imagining

System Maintenance Course • Certificate of Training for MEGGITT RVS,CCTT, and RVTT weapons

Maintenance Training Course (16 February 2012) • Certificate of Training for Rockwell Collins

EPX-50 O&M Training Course • Certificate of Training for Lockheed Martin RVS/RVTT Maintenance

Training Course SCROll OF APPRECIATION: • Presented from U.S. Army Europe Regional Medical

Command, for support of the Expert Field Medic Competition STATEMENT OF WAR TIME SERVICE:

• Deployment from RSS, 2d Stryker Cavalry Regiment to Baghdad, Iraq in support of Operation

Iraqi freedom 07-09 awards to include Iraq Campaign medal, Global Ware on Terrorism Service

Medal, The Overseas Service Ribbon, 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment Shoulder sleeve Insignia-

Former Wartime Service and the Overseas Service Bar. ACHIEVEMENT: • The Army Achievement

Medal With Silver Star Recommendation for action taken during combat • The Department of

The Army Good Conduct Medal • Combat Action Badge • Order of the Golden Spur 2nd D Stryker

Calvary Regiment during action O.I.F. 07-09 VOLUNTEER: • United States Veterans office at El Paso

Texas from November 19,2008 to November 19, 2009 (over 100 hours served) Extra: • Secret

Clearance Active received November 2005 • Information Management Compliance Training

CERTIFICATIONS

Radiation Safety Officer

covers shipping, moving, and working with or withing the scope of radiation. This also includes

cleaning up spills and calling control in case of an emergency.

Electronic Technician

May 2005 to May 2007

A test administrative through the electronic technician association. This covers digital and analog

electronics. Troubleshooting steps and procedures and much more.

United States Army

November 2005 to August 2009

While serving in the United States Army I achieved many certifications and there are too many to

list but I do have then and upon request a copy and be scanned and emailed or seen in person.

ISO Certification

ISO Certification to regulate and ensure government compliance

Radiation Safety Officer

Navada Technicaian Association inc.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

ERIC ANDREW ATWOOD

8343 Timberwilde St. San Antonio, TX 78250 Telephone: 210-***-**** E-mail:

ab9eky@r.postjobfree.com

Summary of Qualifications

• 8 years experience Information Technology/ technical systems repair and support

• Secret Clearance

• Develops using PC and Server based programming languages and scripts. (Visual

Basic,HTML,JavaScript, C#, C, C++) using visual studio, and Dreamweaver for HTML

• Creates and uses queries Linux Operating Systems and Microsoft Operating Systems

• Creates and uses queries in Database management systems (Maximo, reported to Peo-Stride,

Government)

• Defines project objectives and scope, outcomes and evaluation measures.

• Prepare reports, control audits, conduct audits, and audit logs and controls

• Technical repair to depot level on all hardware devises

• Program PLC’s (wago, alan Bradley)

• Update rpms, software via Linux and windows operating systems

• One Saf technology as computer based trainer

• Fix, repair, maintain to depot level all weapon systems (M2,M240,M249..ect)

• Graphic Processor, projector, host P.C. maintenance, repair and depot level maintenance to

include software.

• Security software update, repair, and depot maintenance for LDAP and MacAfee via Linux and

all windows O.S.

• Certifications:

CERTIFICATIONS:

1. US Army Ordinance Munitions and Electronics Maintenance School- Special Electronic Devices

Repairer (13 Feb 06- 13 Jul 06)

2. Radiation Safety Officer (June 6-June 10 2011) Nevada Technical Associates Inc.

3. ISO Certification to regulate and ensure government compliance at all CSC sites.

4. Certified Electronic Technician through the ETA (EXPIRED) 2005-2008

Technical Skills

Operating Systems Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8. Linux, Linux Red Hat

Web Servers HTTPS, Streaming Media, Windows servers, Linux servers

Programming Languages VB6, Classic ASP, ASP.NET 2003, VB.NET 2003. ASP.NET 2008, VB.NET

2008, HTML, JavaScript, C#, C, C++

Databases Maximo

Desktop Databases MS Access

CASE Tools MS Visio 2010, MS Project 2010, MS Excel 2010,

Professional Experience

Computer Science Corporation (CSC) San Antonio, TX October 2011- current

COMPUTER BASED TRAINER/ SITE ADMINISTRATOR/ ELECTRONIC TECH

JOB DESCRIPTION

• Maintain and use a Maximo account to create Service Requests, Work orders through the

Raytheon system BP, and FOB (Doing this allows for proper tracking of hours, and all transactions

by the US Government)

• Run, Operate the Reconfigurable Virtual Tactical Trainer (training soldiers) as the One SAF

operator, building and creating unique scenarios for each group trained. (like a video game

interface, that allows you to add and remove characters while in simulation)

• Proficient at using red hat Linux based and windows based operating systems for real

time applications (maintaining files, core, logs or even updating software updates) Graphic

processor are used to create the video for the real time application in all trainers simultaneously

communicating with the Control Station.

• Fix and maintain all weapons base for the RVTT to include M4, M2, M249 and 240B, as real and

nomadic weapons (key part to training and used every day)

• Excellent at communicating issues, and informing others about situations to include the jargon

of how to write reports for others. (Used for corporate, creating memo, letters or emails always

politically correct.)

• Use to working all military branches both lower enlisted to generals for, briefing and conducting

operations to any degree. (High ranking officials are key to keeping training going, and without

that you don’t have a job)

• Create tracking hours documentation for technician to track Maximo hours using a excel

program to ensure every week hours have been managed correctly..

• Using Visio to create timelines for project, or even building diagrams to relate the message of

what needs to happen for updates, upgrades to the system.

• Use of Microsoft PPT, EXL, to generate reports, and help convey information to upper

management.

• Create documentation used to give users understanding of application possibilities, and

documents that help reference basic responsibilities in maintaining the Linux RedHat operating

system.

• ISO certification to audit other CSC sites and ensure government compliance.

• One Saf Operator and creator (This is a technology to create scenarios on the RVTT or virtual

system that soldiers use to train focusing on all important aspects needed for running convoy

operations.)

• Fix and maintain all hardware associated with the site, all weapons(m4,m249,m2,m240b),

Wago PLC, Pneumatic air innovations, projectors, hit cameras/detection, Graphic processors,

weapons simulation P.C.’s, and many more. While doing repair, ensure that work orders are

tracked and S.R.’s are created to order parts in accordance with government regulations, through

the Raytheon database Maximo.

Key Achievement:

• Implement a new system through CCTT to RVTT configuration.

• Rewrite software to correct over 400 errors

• Convert the java machine to display proper entities for proper visual effects during simulation

• Constructed a proper time management plan for training that included site administrator duties.

(this means removing core files, audit logs, checking all var files and alert files to ensure the

system is running smooth.)

Environment: Windows XP, Liniux RedHat 5.6, 5.2, Panicle, DOD BFT, DOD Communication

equipment, Nomadic Weapon Systems. PlC’s.

SAIC Kandahar, Afghanistan APRIL 2011-SEPTEMBER 2011

FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER

Job Description

• Certified RSO from Nevada Tech. with a lifetime certification

• Fix & maintain the Military Mobile Vacis by troubleshooting to component level

• Replace, repair, and program PLC’s, ACB’s and any electronic components

• Trained soldiers on how to properly operate associated equipment

• Logistics manager for all Southern sites for parts in Afghanistan

• Ensure good accountability with all radioactive equipment to include BII items, radiation meters,

and radiation survey’s and wipe tests from our cobalt 60 source.

Key Achievement:

• Restore all communication in southern Afghanistan

• Fix all mil mobile Vacis in area with new training and maintenance plan

• Conduct all training to ensure new recruits can fix equipment

• Establish work flow for long distance repairs and priorities of those repairs

Environment: Windows XP, Windows 7, ACB, EB, Colbot 60 source, Shutter, Electric moving

devices, Wago PlC and rail system, 1114 and 1151 HUMVEE sure power, and on board power

transformer system. Software EB reader for X ray/ Gamma ray visual output reads.

Cubic/ Omega Training Group El Paso, TX August 2010-March 2011

SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT COMMUNICATION TRAINER

Job Description

• Logistics & accountability of associated equipment and training supplies

• Instructed operator level maintenance & procedures of communication equipment

• Multi Band Intra Intera Team Radio

• Automated Net Control Device

• Teach the I.M.T. Lane, (Individual Movement Techniques)

Key Achievement: Trained over ten thousand soldiers for communication equipment and proper

radio procedures, and Individual movement technics.

Environment: Single Channel ground airborne Radio System, and the Advanced System

Improvement Radios, Individual Movement Techniques.

UNITED STATES ARMY San Antonio, TX November 2005 – August 2009

COMPUTER SYSTEMS DETECTION REPAIR TECHNICIAN

Job Description

• Secret security clearance

• Strong working knowledge with Power Point, Excel, Word and presentations.

• Expert with Singar radios, SKL, ANCD, and many other communications

• Vast knowledge in troubleshooting issues with communication equipment

• Depot level maintenance and procedures for handle equipment issues

• Operator/Maintainer of Night vision device and Blue Force Tracker

• Vast knowledge in operating and repair of Improved Chemical Agent monitor (ICAM) and

Advance Chemical Agent Detector (ACADA)

• Proficient at forms used to code out, order parts for, and transfer property.

• Provided programming services for the National Skeet Shooters Association (NSSA/NSCA) in

San Antonio Texas.

• Became familiar with the Target Entry and Membership Management System used to keep track

of members and their shooting scores as well as shooting clubs and their performances during

the year.

• Became familiar with the rules and regulations of both organizations National Skeet shooters

Association and National Sporting Clays Association

• Documented the current Client/Server from the VB6 and VB.NET applications to the Triggers.

Stored Procedures and Function in the MS SQL DBMS backbone

• Became familiar with their network configuration and capacities.

• Assisted Lead Programmer with updates, modifications and new function in response to

changing business needs

• Became familiar and take over the creation of reports and labels for users and managers

• Designed and developed programs in MS Office to allow users to access data and perform

calculations on their local Personal Computers.

Key Achievement:

• Helped to ensure that 2SCR was held as the best electronic shop in all of Europe, and was

ranked and well awarded for the team’s work, as I greatly contributed, to making sure we became

second overall in all the United States Army.

• Implement training procedures for new soldiers, making them proficient in less than two

months.

• Implementation of accounting systems for secure items and security.

• Deployment to Iraq 15 months while being overall security, communication and BFT and

technician both software and hardware lead on all missions of over 35,000 miles while deployed.

Environment: BFT, Windows XP, Windows 7, ASIP, SKL, ANCD, Fill cable, Communication Speaker,

Fill Cable, BOSE Headsets, 1151, 1114, Common Remotely Operating Station.

EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX AT SAN ANTONIO.

Bachelor of Applied Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering.

EL PASO COMMUNITY COLLAGE EL PASO TX

.Associate degree, Associates of Arts.

CERTIFICATE:

• Certificate of Completion Raytheon ISO 9001:2008 Internal Auditor Course (January 18, 2013)

• Element K Branding Your Internet Identity (includes Simulation)

• Element K Network Security Fundamentals

• Element K Advanced Business Writing (includes Simulation)

• Element K Describing Business Process

• Element K Dynamic Business Presentations (includes Simulation)

• Element K Introduction to Accounting

• Element K Persuasive Business Writing (Includes Simulation)

• Element K Security Awareness Part 1

• Element K The Accounting Process

• Element K Fundamentals of Requirements Elicitation Part 1

• Element K Writing for a Global Audience (Includes Simulation)

• Global Ethics and Compliance Training-All Languages

• Certificate of Training for CSC Time Keeping

• Certificate of Training Meggitt RVS System and Weapons Maintenance Training Course

• Certificate of Training Rockewell Collins Simulation and Training Solutions EPX -50 IG Course

• Certificate of Completion Code of Business Conduct Training

• Certificate of Completion CSC Ethics and Security

• Certificate of Completion PEO Stride One Saf Operator Course

• Certificate of Completion Lockheed and Martin CCTT/RVTT Systems Maintenance Course

• Certificate of Completion of Basic Combat Training

• Certificate of Membership to the United States Army Ordnance Corps

• Certificate of Membership to D/247 IN Fort. Benning Georgia

• Certificate of Achievement from C Company,73rd Ordnance Battalion for Squad Leader

• Certificate of Training for Combat Lifesaver Course (6-9 December,2006)

• Certificate of Training for 80 hour Battalion Drivers Training Course (20,Oct. 2006)

• Certificate of Training for 40 hour FBCB2 course (1 March 2007)

• Certificate of Training for M101 Crows Net Operator Training (13 Sept.-20 Sept. 2007)

• Certificate of Graduation from the United States Army, Europe and Seventh Army

Noncommissioned Officer Academy (2007)

• Certificate of Achievement for the Department of the Army for support throughout A.O.

OIF-2007-2009

• Certificate of completion for Military Mobile Vacis Imaging System Operator Familiarization

Course (May2-3 2011)

• Certificate of Training for the Military Mobile Vacis Inspection System Train the Trainer Operator

Course (May 31-June 3,2011)

• Certificate of Training for the Military Mobile Vacis Imagining System Maintenance Course

• Certificate of Training for MEGGITT RVS,CCTT, and RVTT weapons Maintenance Training Course

(16 February 2012)

• Certificate of Training for Rockwell Collins EPX-50 O&M Training Course

• Certificate of Training for Lockheed Martin RVS/RVTT Maintenance Training Course

SCROll OF APPRECIATION:

• Presented from U.S. Army Europe Regional Medical Command, for support of the Expert Field

Medic Competition

STATEMENT OF WAR TIME SERVICE:

• Deployment from RSS, 2d Stryker Cavalry Regiment to Baghdad, Iraq in support of Operation

Iraqi freedom 07-09 awards to include Iraq Campaign medal, Global Ware on Terrorism Service

Medal, The Overseas Service Ribbon, 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment Shoulder sleeve Insignia-

Former Wartime Service and the Overseas Service Bar.

ACHIEVEMENT:

• The Army Achievement Medal With Silver Star Recommendation for action taken during combat

• The Department of The Army Good Conduct Medal

• Combat Action Badge

• Order of the Golden Spur 2nd D Stryker Calvary Regiment during action O.I.F. 07-09

VOLUNTEER:

• United States Veterans office at El Paso Texas from November 19,2008 to November 19, 2009

(over 100 hours served)

Extra:

• Secret Clearance Active received November 2005

• Information Management Compliance Training

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