Manager Management

Michael B. Jones

**** ****** **** ******

Clinton, MD 20735

Daytime: 240-***-****

Evening: 301-***-****

Objective: Obtain a position in a logistics discipline providing

Acquisition Logistics

Support (ALS) and product lifecycle management activities for a large-

scale DOD program.

11/2008 - Present ARINC (Contractor) Washington, DC

Logistics/Configuration Support Manager: Develops, evaluates, and

monitors logistics programs, support planning and configuration

management for the National Capital Region Integrated Air Defense

System (NCR IADS), at the Joint Air Defense Operations Center (JADOC).

Supports Multi-Tactical Data link (Multi-TDL) network, and coordinate

with Government Task Leader (GTL) program management and ILS offices

in planning, executing and achieving Life Cycle Logistics Support for

the NCR IADS Program. Supports the GTL interface with other Air Force

Material Command (AFMC), DoD and US Government program and logistics

offices. Manages ILS planning to include development of logistics

support processes and procedure within the NCR IADS. Plans,

implements and assesses support capabilities and suitability needed to

achieve design operational availability (Ao) and design reliability

and maintainability parameters. Manages equipment activities,

coordinates and oversees system and equipment modification planning,

for vendor hardware and software product support.

10/2007 - 3/2008 Coalescent Technologies St. Indigoes, MD

Sr. Logistics Manager: Perform integrated logistics support (ILS),

lifecycle management (LCM), and a variety of property accountability

and inventory control activities for the Department of Homeland

(DHS)/Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Agency initiative called

the Secure Border Initiative Network (SBInet). Primary

responsibilities also included; supporting the development of an ILS

Plan, Maintenance Support Plan, preparing inventory reports and

reviewing CBP directives, policies, correspondence, and other project-

related documentation. Attend meetings, briefing and prepared

presentations for CBP C4ISR equipment.

5/2007 - 9/2007 BearingPoint Alexandria, VA

Sr. Consultant: Provide integrated logistics support (ILS) to the

Program Executive Office - Enterprise Information Systems (PEO-EIS)

Competency: Monitor and review ILS products developed by PEO-EIS and

recommend modifications, as required. Track equipment ILS

Certification and Ship Change Documents (SCD), using the Entitled

Process (EP) NDE-NM database to meet the Navy Information/Application

Product Suite (NIAPS) and the Navy Standard Integrated Personnel

System (NSIPS) ship install database platform schedules. Act as

liaison between PEO EIS headquarters and field personnel for the SEA-

Warrior program.

12007 - 4/2007 Life Cycle Engineering Arlington, VA

Sr. Logistics Manager: Coordinate and interface with NAVSEA (code:

PMS37711) LHD-8 Logistics Manager on a daily basis in meeting all

PMS37711 logistics requirements for the new construction ship (LHD

8) program. Ensure all program logistics elements are delivered in

accordance with the Program office guidelines and ensure all

milestone schedules for these programs are maintained. Travel to

Quarterly Program Reviews, ILSMT, LSA, and IPT meetings to oversee

the development of major program logistics plans, briefings and

schedules. Have a good understanding of the following: MAINTENANCE

PLANNING: In-depth knowledge of Navy/commercial maintenance

procedures, practices, policies to review & verify maintenance &

support documents, ICMP, CMP, CSMP, MIP, MRC, APL & AEL; TECHNICAL

DATA: Knowledge of Navy technical data procedures and policies;

Review & verify technical data, drawings, schematics,

troubleshooting procedures & format; SUPPLY SUPPORT: Knowledge of

Navy Supply System Operations, Budgeting, Provisioning, Outfitting,

NTSPs, and CDRL reviews, also other NAVSEA Systems databases (i.e.,

CDMD-OA, NDE, NTCSS, R-Supply, OMMS-NG, etc.).

4/2006 - 12/2006 Gibbs & Cox Arlington, VA

Sr. Logistics Specialist: Provide Integrated Logistics Support (ILS)

and Life Cycle Management (LCM) activities in support of the

Australian Air Warfare Destroyer (AWD) DDG-51 FLT IIA Variant, and the

Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Programs.

5/2005 -4/2006 L-3 GSI Washington, DC

Sr. ILS Specialist: Provide Integrated Logistics Support (ILS),

programmatic, engineering, technical policy, and planning guidance &

recommendations on Naval Special Warfare (NSW) SEAL Delivery Vehicle

(SDV) MK 8 MOD 1, SDV Battery Charger, Diving equipment used by NSW

personnel, (e.g., Underwater Breathing Apparatus (UBA) MK 16 MOD 0

equipment, Dive Computers, Face Masks, etc., to the Navy Special

Warfare Program Office (PMS NSW), of the Program Executive Office,

Littoral and Mine Warfare (PEO-LMW). Research, analyze & compile ILS,

technical and programmatic data & provide recommended actions.

Provide technical support and recommendations at formal ILS Management

Team (ILSMT) meetings; Formal Course In-Process Reviews (IPR) of SDV

Curriculum for development of Navy training Systems Plans (NTSPs).

Familiarity with NSW life support equipment, communications, and other

NSW equipment/systems. Prepare Unique Identification (UID)

implementation plans for the SDV, UBA and the MK 25 Gas Mask. Review

Business Case Analysis (BCA) for Performance Based Logistics (PBL)

initiatives.

9/2004 - 4/2005 CSC (Contract) Washington, DC

Logistics Operations Manager: Responsible for management of

procurement actions, supply chain management (SCM) and

shipping/receiving (S&R) divisions of the Department of Homeland

Security (DHS) STARS and STARLIGHT Inspections Team Project. Manage

business relationships with commercial vendors, internal end-users,

government customers, and competitors in support of STARS and

STARLIGHT. Supervise (4) S&R personnel and (2) Acquisition Specialist

for all procurement, and S&R related shipments between DHS Customs

Border Patrol (CBP) and CSC North American Procurement Operations

(NAPO) division, through the Cost-Point database. Negotiate and

manage supplier business plans; develops, coordinates, and aligns

procurement strategies. Coordinate and advise system engineers (SE)

and Cost Account Managers (CAM), on the status related to procurement

awards of equipment from vendors. Assist with audits of procurement

actions to insure compliance with NAPO policies, and procedures as

well as the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR).

10/2001 - 9/2004 Boeing Corp Arlington, VA

Sr. Configuration Management Specialist: Member of the Air Traffic

Management (ATM) Business Unit as Technical Support Specialist.

Provide assistance in preparing, and reviewing equipment design specs,

concept of operations plans (CONOPS) and system architecture documents

for ATM hardware configuration Items (HW/CI). Missile Defense

National Team Battle Management (MDNTB): Provide configuration

management (CM) functions as required in order to support the Command,

Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) Suite of the

Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS). Attend MDNT (B) integrated

product team (IPT), Configuration Control Board (CCB) and Engineering

Review Board (ERB) meetings; prepare meeting minutes, agenda and

action items for ERB meetings. Review Engineering Change Proposals

(ECP), Advance Change Notices (ACN), Specification Change Notices

(SCN), and other CM documents for CCB/ERB meetings. Interface with

Missile Defense Agency (MDA) and other Change Decision Control Board

(CDCB) members. Maintain the Bill of Material (BOM) database for the

C2BMC IDO baseline using Rational Clear Case CM tool.

1/2001 - 8/2001 Raytheon Company Falls Church, VA

Configuration Management Specialist: Provide Configuration Data

Management

(CDM) activities on a daily basis such as, developing CM Plans for the

Battle Group Passive Horizon Extension System-Surface Terminal (BGPHES-

ST) AN/SRQ-6, and the Star Window Fast Search System (FSS) for the

NIMROD Surveillance Aircraft in support of the United Kingdom Ministry

of Defense (MOD) Royal Air Force (RAF). Adhere to Key Process

parameter's (KPA) and other procedures established by the Software

Engineering Institute (SEI) and the Raytheon Software Engineering

Program Group (SEPG) in order to obtain Capability Maturity Model

(CMM) Level (II) certification. Participate in CCB meetings, and

perform Physical Configuration Audits (PCA) for computer hardware

items. Prepare configuration status account (CSA) reports.

8/1999 - 8/2000 XM Satellite Radio Washington, DC

Configuration Data Manager: Responsible for establishment and

implementation of CM policies and procedures. Manage day-to-day

activities for the CM Division as directed by the Engineering and

Operations (E&O) VP. Maintain the eRoom Database for the XM Satellite

Digital Audio Radio System (DARS). eRoom gatekeeper for license,

vendor proprietary data, and equipment configuration baselines for

DARS. Prepare CSA metrics reports and update CM/DM Plans as

necessary. Review Statements of Work (SOW) in support of DARS.

Provide training to system engineers and other staff personnel on

proper CM procedures and policies. Control access to all DARS data as

determined by the Systems Program Office (SPO).

6/1996 - 7/1999 CACI Fairfax, VA

Logistician IV: Identify and use logistics analysis records and CM

tools to procure material and evaluate existing repair part allowances

(i.e., OSI, Equipage, RSS, MAMS) material used on Military Sealift

Command (MSC) ships. Perform CM activities for hull, mechanical,

electrical, and electronics (HM&E) equipment installed on MSC ships.

Maintain repair part inventory levels for shipboard equipment using

Configuration Management Information System (CMIS) database. Provide

other support as monitoring contracts, tracking CDRL Deliverables and

GFE on MSC Contracted-Operated Ships. Provide leadership for lower

level employees in accomplishing logistics and configuration

management tasks as reviewing Fleet COSAL Feedback Reports (FCFBR),

Allowance Change Requests (ACR), Configuration Change Request (OPNAV

4790CK), Weapons System File (WSF) input, and Top-Down-Break-Down

(TDBD) requirements list updates to MSC Ships Configuration Logistics

Information Program (Ship CLIP) database. Review technical data,

drawings, manufacturer identification codes, blueprints, and CAGE

Codes for MSC unique items coded obsolete or unable to procure.

Research and prepare responses to Request for Engineering Assist (DLA

Form 339s), received from NAVICP-M. NAVSEA PMS 400- F321 Support:

Review NAVSUP Readiness Based Sparing (RBS) and provisioning policies

for DDG-51 class shipboard electrical and electronic equipment.

Verify quantities in Installation Checkout Kits (INCO) for the PHALANX

MK 15 MOD 0 Closed-in Weapons System (CIWS) for twelve (12) FMS

customers. Prepare official Navy correspondence for the Program

Executive Office, Theater Air Defense (PEO-TAD)-D131 at NAVSEA in

support of the MK 15 MOD 0 system. Review Engineering and

Manufacturing Development (E&MD) and Master Acquisition Program Plans

(MAPP). Participate in ILSMT meetings for such combat systems as the

Ship Self-defense System (SSDS) MK 1 MOD 0, Rolling Airframe Missile

(RAM) and the Advanced Combat Direction System (ACDS). Review life-

cycle support issues for Navy Acquisition Category (ACAT 1)

initiatives for prior and future out-years. Assist in the development

and preparation of standard operating procedures (SOP) for the

Requirements Acquisition Management (RAM) system for tracking MK 15

spares. Supervise eight (8) entry-level personnel in executing

contract deliverables as, technical research, spare part

identification for ordnance equipment, and completion of action items

(A/I) in support of DDG-51 AEGIS Weapons System (AWS) for NAVSEA

(code: PMS400F32). Perform audits of Maintenance Assistance Modules

(MAMS) and Onboard Repair Parts (OBRP) for FFG-7, DD-993, CG-73 and

DDG-51 combat systems. Review integrated logistics support plans

(ILSP), and Material Support Data (MSD) sheets via the PARTS database

for the AEGIS Combat System (ACS). Prepare CSA reports using the

Shipboard Configuration Logistics Support Information System (SCLSIS)

repository for all surface combat ship systems and equipment, (i.e.,

AN/SQQ-89 (V)6 thru 12, AN/SQQ-53, AN/SQS-56, MK 331 MOD 3 CONTROL

PANEL TORPEDO SETTING, AN/UYK-7, MK 41 VERTICAL LAUNCHING SYSTEM

(VLS), A/N/UYK-44, AN/UYQ-21, AN/SPS-49(V) Surface Search Radar, and

AN/SWG-1A(V) 22 HARPOON SYSTEM).

7/1995 - 6/1996 Information Spectrum, Inc Annandale, VA

FMS Logistics Analyst: Provide integrated logistics support (ILS) and

CDM functions to the Program Executive Office Tactical (PEOT) (AIR-

3.1.1C2) in support of the Finland Air Force (FAF) Foreign Military

Sales (FMS) F/A-18 program. Maintain the Finnish Spares Database

(FSDB) for all F/A-18 applications. Track COTS, GFE and CFE items

using the Management Information System for International Logistics

(MISIL) database maintained by the Navy International Logistics

Control Office (NAVILCO). Provide technical logistics analysis and

support for APG-71 Radar as well as other F/A-18 avionic components

and equipment. Prepare status reports for Flight Test Spares, and

other official Navy correspondence for NAVAIR (PMA-265) in support of

the Finnish Air Force (FAF). Determine life-of-type-buys (LOTB) of

material and identify follow-on life cycle support (LCS) methods for

the F/A-18. Provide point-papers and analytical studies for other F/A-

18 systems and components. Anticipate out-year funding needed to

procure major aircraft design modifications, shifts in strategic

planning and expected large scale cuts in FMS appropriations. Submit

written correspondence to justify significant departures from

traditional logistics management practices, and procedures for in-

country deliveries of spares. Monitor spares being shipped by

Finland's Freight Forwarder from Bonded Storage Warehouses located at

Naval Air Stations throughout CONUS for further transfer (FFT) to US

Government Plant Representatives, at production sites in Finland.

Manage the Direct Requisitioning Procedures (DRP), Cooperative

Logistics Supply Support Arrangements (CLSSA) and Repair of Repairable

(ROR) programs. Review Letters of Request (LOR) and assist in the

development of Letters of Agreement and Acceptance (LOA) and Price &

Availability (P&A) documents in accordance with Navy International

Program Office (NAVIPO) policies and the Defense Institute of Security

Assistance Management (DISAM) Directive 2140.5 (series). Provide

repair part procurement direction to NAVICP-M and DLA for long lead

GFE, CFE and COTS items.

4/1994 - 6/1995 Basic Technology Corp Newington, VA

Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) Analyst: Provide logistics support,

CDM and technical research in support of all ships assigned to the

Military Sealift Command (MSC). Perform OX COG material transfers for

approximately (4,500) line items value at $55M from MSC to NAVICP-M

and DLA inventory management. Maintain the General Use Consumable

List (GUCL) and the shore-based spares (SBS) database for all OX COG

material. Review provisioning technical documentation (PTD) for new

construction and modernization programs for MSC ships. Identify

repair parts for use in major shipboard equipment installed on MSC

owned and operated ships using the Ship CLIP database. Research

Requests for Engineering Assists (DLA Form 339) for items coded

obsolete in short supply or unable to procure and prepare responses to

the item managers (IM). Tracks 7 COG NFRI material managed by NAVICP-

M for transfer to Designated Overhaul Points (DOP) and ATAC-HUBS'

worldwide. Prepare requisition follow-ups, referrals and cancellation

request for OX COG material via the DAAS Automated Message Exchange

System (DAMES) system.

5/1972 - 6/1994 US Navy Afloat/Ashore

Senior Chief Storekeeper (E-8): Perform numerous aspects of shipboard

and shore based logistics support operations. Manage inventory

levels, reconcile financial reports, and perform packaging, handling,

storage, and transportation (PHS&T) activities for repair parts

carried aboard US Navy SURFLANT and SURPAC ships from "Cradle to

Grave". Assign to the Naval Supply Systems Command, Fleet Support

Division NAVSUP (Code: SUP 0433), as technical writer and editor of

the Afloat Supply Procedures Manual (NAVSUP P-485). Assist the Bureau

of Naval Personnel (BUPERS) in managing the Storekeeper Rating

personnel shipboard/shore base manning levels for fleet operations

worldwide. Assign to the Stores Division as leading Chief Petty

Officer (LCPO) and Stock Control Supervisor onboard Cruiser WILLIAM H.

STANDLEY (CG-32) and Amphibious Assault ship NEW ORLEANS (LPH-11).

Assign to Destroyers CONYNGHAM (DDG-17), MACDONOUGH (DDG-39) and

Frigate JOSEPH HEWES (FF-1087) as Supply Support Storekeeper (SK).

Education:

09/1969 - 05/1972 William H. Taft H.S., New York-Bronx

12/2003 - 12/2003 Essentials of Clear Case for Windows

12/2003 - 12/2003 Mastering Clear Quest Administration for Windows

05/1972 - 06/1994 Contract/Procurement Administration Training

09/1991 - 10/1991 Logistics Management College, Fort Lee, VA

06/1984 - 12/1984 Business Logistics, City College of Chicago-IL

03/1984 - 07/1987 SFM Navy Supply Corps School, Athens, GA

Computers Applications: PARTS; FEDLOG; NAVLOG; PARTSMASTER; HAYSTACK;

GDAPL, HEDRS; Web LINK; Web FLIS; CDMD-OA; Cost-Point; MISIL; NDE-NM;

Microsoft Suite 2000 - Word; Excel, Project, PowerPoint, Visio; Net

meeting 3.0; Ship CLIP; PCLINK; ICAPS; NDE-NM, eRoom/Documentum, and

NAVICP-M Weapon Systems File (WSF).

Additional Information: Thirty (30) years supply support experience

developing, initiating, integrating, and managing all logistics

actions associated with life cycle management of weapons, electronics

and HM&E equipment. CM and technical experience for Shore base

logistics and supply support activities including shipboard

underway/afloat operations. Areas of expertise include: Logistic

research for the AEGIS Logistics Support Program Office; technical

and supervisory functions in material inventory/configuration

management, identification and control; extensive use and knowledge of

Navy logistics/configuration information systems including SNAP I,

SNAP II, Configuration Data Managers Database - Open Architecture

(CDMD-OA); Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List (COSAL) maintenance;

equipment validation; and repair parts identification, stowage, and

requisitioning. Responsible for training, research and maintenance

concepts for support system interfaces and integrity of shipboard

spares.

Clearance: Active Secret.

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