Elvis Jackson
Washington, D.C. 20003
301-***-**** (Mobile)
***********@*****.***
Objective:
Seeking a full time position in a leading information technology group to utilize my technical background within Network
System Administration and Video Teleconference (VTC).
Education:
Central Texas College
Bolling Air Force Base
112 Brookley Avenue
Washington, DC 20332
Associate of Applied Science, Network System Administrator
Expected Graduation: December 2011
Military Background:
United States Air Force, Nellis, AFB, NV
April 2002- April 2006
Clearance Level:
Active Top Secret/SCI
Certification:
Defense Information Systems Network Video Services (DVSG) level One- May 2010
Dell Certified System Expert (DCSE)- November 2010
Work Experience:
November 2010- Present
Dell Desktop Support Technician
K-Force (contract to Federal Bureau of Investigation)
Washington, DC 20001
Provide technical assistance and desktop support to end users. Install, maintain, Troubleshoot, configure, and
network configuration Computer Hardware within the organization to include; Dell Latitude Laptop Systems,
and Dell Desktop Systems. Deploy new systems and work with unclassified and classified computers;
replace older models GX620 or older and add Random Access Memory (RAM) to newer models; replace
switch, keyboards and monitors.
Work Experience:
April 2010 – November 2010 Video Teleconference Facilitator
Microtech (contracted to Missile Defense Agency)
Arlington, VA 22201
• Tests and operates room equipment for meetings requiring video teleconferencing, audio add on, and/or audio
visual support services
• Ensures accurate record-keeping for reports on each conference/meeting operated
• Performs daily testing, troubleshooting and preventative maintenance for videoconferencing rooms
• Conducts pre-conference testing and setup for videoconferences and/or meetings
• Performs crypto keying functions on equipment for secure videoconferences
• Provides scheduling support as needed (accepting reservations, entry of reservations into scheduling database,
monitoring Multi-Conference Unit (MCU) based conferences)
• Supports surge requirements for launches and special conferences
March 2009 – April 2010 Access Control Officer/Security Escort
McNeil Technologies (contracted to National Geospatial Agency)
Springfield, VA 22150
• Operated government security access control devices, to include the following: closed circuit television monitors
and high security computer systems to conduct random security inspections
• Granted access of government facility to authorized individuals and companies.
• Prepared and issued badges to incoming personnel; maintained records of all badges and their status.
• Maintained visitor control and verification processes.
December 2008 - Present Federal Law Enforcement Training Facility (FLETC)
Armed Security Officer
Chenega Security & Protection
Cheltenham, MD 20623
• Protected and guarded Federal Government employees and contractors of the FLETC facility by verifiying and
authorizing Government employees and contractors access to FLETC facilities through use of scanning personnel
badges
• Served as a liaison between the Field Security Officer to ensure clearance levels of all authorized personnel
• Safeguarded classified Government property and vital material
August 2008 - October 2008 Justice Protective Services Officer
Wackenhut Corporation (Department of Justice)
Washington, D.C. 20052
• Enforced federal laws enacted for the protection of personnel, government property and top secret information
and material
• Provided security for 15 Justice Department buildings
• Conducted security screenings for all Office of the Attorney General personnel attempting to gain access to the
facility
• Conducted surveillance of the interior and exterior perimeters
• Monitored Access Control, CCTV Facility, Duress Alarm Systems
• Served as a liaison between the Security Emergency Planning Staff and JPAS Officers
• Deputized by the United States Marshalls
January 2008 – July 2008 Security Officer
Department of Defense
Hurlburt Field, FL 32544
Grade Level: GS-5
• Monitored and observed vehicle traffic patterns and the reporting of any unusual and extraordinary vehicle
behavior, and or incidents/suspicious activities.
• Protected property from hazards (e.g. trespass, theft, fire, and accidental/willful damage and destruction).
• Performed as a member of an alarm/security response team and mobile patrol, which included the initiation of the
Security Reporting and Alerting Systems and the Intrusion Detection Systems.
July 2007 – January 2008 Transit Security Officer (Armed)
Wackenhut Corporation
Lake Worth, FL 33467
• Conducted armed foot and/or vehicle patrol (interior and/or exterior)
• Ensured the safety of passengers and employees on commuter trains and train terminals
• Composed reports deterred criminal activity and misconduct
• Performed other duties as specified per post order.
April 2006 – June 2007 Security Officer
InfoPro
Eglin AFB, FL 32542
• Controlled access to test sites on Eglin AFB
• Maintained security event logs, vehicle logs, updated security access logs, and checked visitor ID against access
logs.
• Assisted in scheduling and performing regular security checks at all sites, along with regular call-ins to Range
Operations Control Center via radio
June 2006 – September 2006 Part-time Security Officer
Silver Shores Security
Destin, FL 32542
• Controlled and monitored East Pass Towers property, visitor access, parking lot, and beach patrol
• Safeguarded offices in buildings to ensure safety and security
April 2002 – April 2006 United States Air Force
99 Security Support Squadron (ACC)
Security Forces
Nellis AFB, NV 89115
• Controlled entry into Nellis Military base and provided internal control within installations and restricted areas
with response force tactics, air base defense concepts and procedures, terrorist threat response techniques, alarm
monitor duties, control center duties, traffic control, patrolling, and accidental investigation
• Notified superiors of accidents observed, unusual occurrences, incidents, or security violations
• Protected property from hazards such as: trespass, theft, fire, and accidental/willful damage and destruction
• Performed as a member of an alarm/security response team and mobile patrol
• Initiated the Security Reporting and Alerting Systems to relay reports
• Researched, prepared, and analyzed facts and prepared detailed responses
• Patrolled premises for unusual or suspicious activities
• Operated and monitored the access sensor systems for restricted areas