Profile: Following a ** year career as a senior U.S. Navy Non-Commissioned

Officer (NCO) and a Commissioned Chief Warrant Officer (CWO5), I look

forward to utilizing the skills I have acquired training and leading

sailors as a foundation for continued support of my County. In addition to

the daily training and instruction responsibilities I have had, it has been

my privilege to be selected as the Navy's very first CWO5 in the area of

electronics. This afforded me the opportunity to write or review Department

of Defense and Navy instructions and to develop training for many of the

Navy's senior personnel with respect to Information Assurance (Computer

Security). Having served my country through out the world, I have the

unique ability to share personal observations and experiences acquired by

living in countries in both Asia and Europe. These experiences, combined

with the organizational skills I have attained as a proven leader in the

Armed Forces, provide me with a diversity of skills which I will be able to

apply in any environment.

Summary of Qualifications:

. Proficient in most types and frequencies of communication and Radar

equipment used in the Navy.

. Know and have utilized extensively the Naval/Military massaging and

maintenance systems.

. Selected as the First Regional Information Technology Service Center

(RITSC) San Diego, CA Director for Information Assurance (Computer

Security), responsible for all IA training, instructions and

inspections.

. Held various clearance levels during Career, from Secret to TS/SCI.

. Career Counselor. (Military)

. Quality Assurance manager. (Military)

Education:

B.S., Business Administration.

Chapman University, Orange, California

GPA: 3.496

Master of Art of Teaching.

East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina

(Graduated, May 2008) GPA 3.846

Skills:

. Automation: Proficient in using the latest windows OS, to include

Windows Word, Windows Access, Windows Excel, Windows Power Point,

Windows FrontPage, Windows Publisher, Windows Outlook and Express,

Microsoft Explorer, Corel Draw.

. Audio Visual Support: Possess the ability to utilize, troubleshoot and

repair a large variety of devices, including Computers, printers and

projectors.

Professional:

2008-2010 Haliwa-Saponi Tribal School, Warren County, North Carolina

Teacher

- Responsible for instruction according to the North

Carolina Standard course of study for Sixth Grade Social

Studies, Eighth Grade U.S. North Carolina History, Ninth

Grade World History, Tenth Grade Civics and Economics,

and Eleventh Grade U.S. History. Specifically,

geography, culture, economic and historical information

according to grade level and End of Course (EOC) State

Testing requirements.

2006-2008 Henderson Middle School Vance County, North Carolina.

Teacher

- Responsible for instruction according to the North

Carolina Standard course of study for Seventh Grade

Social Studies. Specifically, geography, culture,

economic and historical information as it pertains to

Africa, Asia and Oceana (Australia).

- Soccer Coach

2004-2006 Commander Amphibious Assault Group two, Little Creek,

VA

Electronics Material Officer (EMO)

- EMO for Commander Amphibious Assault Group two,

responsible for training, readiness, and material

condition of all amphibious Ships and Shore Commands in

the Atlantic Fleet. Casualty reports tracking, providing

both written and visual briefings twice weekly.

Arranged training, repair parts, inspections, requested

assistance on a daily basis for over twenty Naval Ships.

All in support of the Nations War on Terrorism.

- Arranged, tracked and insured installation of the

latest micro-miniature repair equipment on all CPG-2

ships saving the Navy over 2 million Dollars for FY 2005

alone.

- Promoted as the Navy's first Electronics Technician

Chief Warrant Officer 5 (CWO5).

2001-2004 Commander U.S. Naval Forces Europe. London, England

Base Level Information Infrastructure (BLII) Action Officer.

- BLII Officer for all Naval forces in the European

theater of operation. Responsible for the planning,

installation and implementation of a 150 million dollar

computer backbone upgrade to support ALL Naval Forces in

Europe.

- Senior Naval Officer in Europe for Computer Security and

Defense, responsible for enforcing Naval policy,

instruction writing and assisting subordinate commands

with compliance.

- Defense Messaging System implementation Manager (DMS),

responsible for the training, instruction, inspection,

and implementation of the Navy's new message system in

Europe.

- Selected for promotion to Chief Warrant Officer 5, one

of seventeen original personnel selected by the Navy

upon implementation of this new rank.

1998-2001 Commander U.S. Naval Air Forces Pacific San Diego, CA

Force Information Systems Security Manager (ISSM)

- ISSM for Commander U.S. Naval Forces Pacific and local

staff. Staff consisted of 750 personnel. The Force,

which ranges from Yokosuka Japan to the west coast of

the United States, contains 147 separate commands with

approximately 125,000 personnel assigned. Further

responsible for training and instructing 750 local

command personnel in computer security, enforcing policy

and practices for the same.

- Selected to be the first computer security manager for

Navy Region Southwest when command implemented. Provided

implementation planning, training, briefings and network

designs for the Greater San Diego area networks.

1996-1998 USS Fife DD-991 Yokosuka Japan

Electronics Material Officer (EMO)

- CS4 Division Officer, with twenty-four technicians

assigned, responsible for repair and maintenance of All

Communication, Radar's, Ships Tactical Data Systems,

TACAN, and Computers.

- ISSM (Information Systems Security Manager) for Command,

with 350 personnel assigned.

- Led Command in Achieving Enlisted Surface Warfare

Specialist (ESWS) Qualifications and training.

1995-1996 NAS Moffett Field Santa Clara, CA

Student

- Attended Chapman University on the Navy's College degree

Program. Completing a Bachelor of Science Degree in

Business Administration (BSBA) with a 3.496 GPA.

- Acted as Assistance Officer in Charge for Personal Support

Detachment Santa Clara.

1993-1995 NAS Moffett Field Santa Clara, CA

Ground Electronics Officer (GMO)

- Division Officer for Ground Electronic, responsible

for thirty-five technicians. Maintenance and repair of

Ground approach Radar, weather Radar and recording

equipment, Communications and Tactical Air Navigation.

- Computer Security Officer for Naval Station to include

all

Wings and Squadrons.

1990-1993 USS Chandler DDG-996 Seattle, WA/San Diego, CA

Electronics Material Officer (EMO)

- As Division Officer for CS-4 Division was responsible

for twenty-three technicians, all communications, Radar,

cryptology devices, Ships Tactical Data Systems.

Further, responsible for organizing, training and

Operational Planning of CS-4 Division. Held TS/SCI

during this time.

- Command Duty Officer, Officer of the Deck Underway,

Combat Information Officer and Surface Warfare Officer

(SWO) qualified.

- ADPSO for Command, First Ship in San Diego to meet or

exceed all requirements.

1987. - 1990 Commander U.S. Naval Surface Forces Pacific San Diego,

CA

Inspector for Combat Systems Assessment Team (CSAT)

- Conducted over 120 shipboard inspections on

communications and Radar equipment. Verified operational

requirements and performance of maintenance prior to

commands deployments.

- ADPSO (Automated Data Processing Security Officer)

responsible for Security program development,

documentation (certification and accreditation), user

training and monitoring of all security requirements.

1985-1987 USS Bunker Hill CG-52 Pascagoula, MS/San Diego, CA

Leading Chief Petty Officer CS-4 Division (LCPO)

- Selected as Leading Chief for CS-4 Division of the Pre-

commissioning unit for the USS Bunker Hill, the first

Cruiser with the Vertical Launch System (VLS) in the

Navy, responsible for Organizing, Training and

operational planning of CS-4 Division.

- Responsible for twenty-two technicians who conducted

maintenance and repair on all shipboard communications,

radar, cryptology devices, and Ships Tactical Data

Systems (Computers and displays). Held TS/SCI clearance

during this time.

- Military Rank, Chief Electronics Technician (ETC/E-7).

1982-1985 USS Reid FFG-30 San Diego, CA

Leading Petty Officer CS-4 Division (LPO)

- Assigned to Pre-Commissioning Unit USS REID, responsible

for Organizing, Training and operational planning of CS-

4 Division.

- Leading Petty Officer responsible for twelve technicians

who conducted maintenance and repair on all ship board

communications, radar, cryptology devices, and ships

Tactical Data Systems (Computers and displays).

- Attended FFG 7 pipeline electronics training course

which included the SPS-49 Air Search Radar, the SPS-55

Surface Search Radar, the UQN-25 TACAN, SPA-25 and SPA-

50 Radar repeaters and all switching devices associated.

- Selected as Group One (COMCRUDESGRU ONE) Sailor of the

Quarter for 1st quarter 1985.

- Attained ESWS Qualification November 1984, (Enlisted

Surface Warfare Specialist)

- Stood watch in port as Officer of the Deck (OOD) and

Junior Officer of the Deck (JOOD) Underway. Was only

enlisted Conning officer through Middle East deployment

to the Persian Gulf in 1984.

- Military Rank, Promoted to Chief Electronics Technician

(ETC/E-7) in September 1985.

1980-1982 NAS Fallon Fallon, NV

Tower Maintenance Supervisor

- Assigned to Ground Electronic Division and given

responsibility for the Air Traffic Control Tower, which

included three remote sites. Transmitter site, Receiver

Site and the TACAN (Tactical Air Navigation) site.

- Responsible for the day-to-day communication,

maintenance and repair of all Air Field Communications

and supervising four other technicians. And all wind

indicating devices and weather equipment.

- In route to NAS Fallon attended Weather C School at

Chanute AFB, in Chanute IL, which included Weather

Radar, Wind Speed Indicators, Television broadcasting

equipment, and satellite weather recording devices.

Graduated number two in a class of ten.

- Planned, documented, Installed and maintained AN/FPS-106

weather Radar.

- Military Rank (ET-2) Electronics technician 2nd Class,

Promoted to Electronics Technician 1st Class (E-6) in

route to next command

1977-1980 USS Holland AS-32 Holy lock, Scotland

Electronics Repair Technician

- Assigned to Operations electronics Division (OE-3)

responsible for the repair and maintenance of all HF and

UHF communications for Command and embarked staff.

- Selected to attend Cryptology Equipment C School (KY-8)

in Fort Gordon GA. Upon returning was assigned as lead

technician responsible for Depot level repair for

Northern NATO Command for all KY-8's on Submarines,

which was located on board USS Holland for NATO.

- Military Rank (ETN-3) Electronics technician 3rd Class

(E-4)and 2nd Class (E-5).

1976-1977 NTC Great Lakes Great Lakes, IL

Student

- Attended the Navy course of instruction that encompassed

four individual phases, A1 through A4 over the course of

52 weeks. Graduated June of 1977 number four of thirteen

from an original class of 52 students.

- Received orders to the USS Holland AS-32 with a C school

in San Antonio Texas in transit on Cryptology Equipment

(KY-3), a landline voice communication device placed in

high ranking Officers quarters on Military

Installations.

- Military Rank (ETN-3) Electronics technician 3rd Class

(E-4).

1975-1976 RTC San Diego San Diego, CA

Recruit/Student

- Enlisted in the United States Naval Service June 5th,

1975 under the delayed entry program. Graduated High

School from Foothill Farms Senior High on the 20th of

January 1996 and reported to Boot Camp on the 20th of

February 1996. Graduated Boot Camp April 1975 and

reported to Basic Electronic and Electricity School.

Completed an eight-week self-paced course of instruction

in six weeks.

- Responsible for completing a twenty-four modular course

of instruction in eight weeks.

1973-1975 Citrus Heights Fire Dept. Citrus Heights, CA

Fireman

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