Engineer Security

Maurice A. Tillman CMR *** Box ****, APO, AE *****

*******.********@**.****.***, *************@*****.***

DSN: 485-8727 or German Cell: 011-49-151-2051-4823

Highly accomplished Radio and Communications Security (COMSEC) Equipment Repairer

seeking a career as COMSEC Technician, Tactical Communications Expert, Radio

Operator/Maintainer, or any similar occupation.

Secret Security Clearance, Issued by the Department of Defense, June 2006

Relevant Experience

502nd MI Company, Baumholder, Germany 2007 to Present

Radio and COMSEC Repairer

• Was the Senior Communications Specialist. Planned the installation,

implementation, routine maintenance, and repaired more than $550,000 worth of

tactical communications equipment.

• Was the company primary Radio Operator.

• Trained a company of sixty-nine soldiers and four signal support systems

specialists in basic radio operations and COMSEC.

• Assisted the unit COMSEC custodian with weekly pick-ups and helped distribute

crypto logical data to sub-hand receipt holders.

• Prepared and updated the company standard operating procedures regarding the

secure storage of CCI (Controlled Cryptological Items).

• Primary driver for the Signal Intelligence Team, Company Commander, and First

Sergeant.

Freelance Music Producer

2003 to Present

• Creates and arranges professional soundtracks for use in contemporary music,

video games, and movies.

• Installs and repairs computer music production hardware such as, MIDI (music

instrument digital interface) instruments, microphones, monitor speakers, special

cables, and accessories.

• Troubleshoots music software and maintains all necessary updates. Also,

ensures the security of music workstations by preventing malicious attacks.

Education

U.S. Army

2006 to Present

Radio and COMSEC Repair

• Trained in electronics, soldering, radio repair, COMSEC, fiber optics, satellite

communications, schematics, flow charts, electronics shop safety, and the

protection/destruction of sensitive items.

Information Assurance and Network Security

• Successfully completed all of the Army e-Learning’s Security + and A+

certification course modules with 93% average.

Joint Defense Training

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• Certified in satellite systems, portable data devices, mobile networking, physical

security, and Implementing Server 08.

Delta State University, Cleveland, MS

2004 - 2006

B.S., Pre-Medical

• Has completed a year of coursework, with a focus in Human Anatomy and

Physiology.

Maurice A. Tillman CMR 405 Box 2906, APO, AE 09034

*******.********@**.****.***, *************@*****.***

DSN: 485-8727 or German Cell: 011-49-151-2051-4823

Career Highlights

Tactical Communications Expert/Driver/Machine Gunner for the 1 st Armor

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Division’s Iron Signal Intelligence Team, located on Forward Operating Base

Hammer, Iraq. The team provided intelligence of battlefield spanning more than

three-hundred kilometers.

• Primary Advisor to the Jester Team (Joint Expeditionary Signal Intelligence

Reconnaissance), based on Command Outpost Cashe South, Iraq. Gave

detailed assessments concerning the communications equipment required for

every specific mission. Was involved in routine night missions and helped

capture dozens of potential war criminals.

• During the months of August – November 2009, saved more than $20,000 by

discovering significant errors in the 502nd MI Company’s property book. Helped

correct the communications hand receipt by spending two days reconfiguring

dozens of vehicular radio sets in order to match the supporting documents. Thus,

preventing the need to order new equipment.

• Was selected by the Senior Drill Sergeant at Ft. Gordon, in order to manage a

platoon consisting of four squad leaders, eight team leaders, and twenty-two

recruits. Inspired the platoon to improve physical fitness test scores from fourth

overall to number one in the 73rd Ordnance Battalion.

• Was in charge of Chemical Defense for B Company 501st Military Intelligence

Battalion. Maintained accountability and oversaw the repair and calibration of

$286,141 worth of chemical defense equipment.

During the months of June 2008 – August 2008, 47 th Service Battalion’s

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Electronics Maintenance Shop was short on personnel. Served an

apprenticeship and assisted soldiers in their unit with repairing COMSEC

equipment and filling repair requests. This reduced the overall workload by

nearly 10%.

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• Established a secure local area network at Forward Operating Base Falcon, by

rewiring the entire three-story Command Post with new internet and phone

cables. Shortly after, set up company routers and helped assign roles.

Was tasked to design the Task Force Ram Challenge Coin by the 40 th Engineer

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Battalion’s Command Sergeant Major. This was a token of appreciation to all the

soldiers that participated in the Iraq Campaign for fiscal year 2008 - 2009.

Military Honors

Personal Military Awards: National Defense Ribbon, The Army Service Ribbon,

Overseas Service Medal (2), The Iraqi Campaign Medal (2), The Global War on

Terrorism Medal (1), The Army Good Conduct Medal (1), The Army Achievement Medal

(1), The Army Certificate of Achievement (2), The Drivers’ Badge (Under review), and

The Combat Action Badge.

Unit Awards: The Presidential Unit Award, The Valorous Unit Award, The

Meritorious Unit Award with guidon streamer, and The Korea Campaign Medal.

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