Charles W. Johnson, Jr.
Dumfries, VA 22026
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SECURITY CLEARANCE - TS
EDUCATION - Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems 1986, from
DeVry University, Chicago
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
May 1, 2008 to present: Systems Administrator. Member of a team of system
administrators that manage Linux servers for the Event Management Framework
(EMF) ACTD.
March 30, 2007 to April 1, 2008: Involuntarily recalled to US Navy active
duty, completing a one year Mid-East deployment to Fujairah, United Arab
Emirates. Returned to SAIC for work on March 24, 2008.
December 13, 2004 to March 29, 2007: Systems Analyst. Responsible for the
analysis of Global Command and Control System-Joint (GCCS-J) software
received from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) to determine
its use by the Japanese Defense Agency (JDA) Central Command System (CCS).
I provided system engineering and integration support, technical assessment
and evaluation of the Japanese GCCS (JGCCS) configuration, monitoring GCCS-
J program and baseline changes to identify impacts on the operation,
maintenance, and evolution of Japan GCCS. Traveled twice a year to Tokyo,
Japan to provide on-site support.
June 29, 2004 to December 10, 2004: GCCS Test Engineer.
Responsible for the testing of GCCS software and documentation submitted to
the DISA GE-4118 Test and Evaluation Group. Installed the Solaris OS and
GCCS software on workstations to test and evaluate the configuration;
produced test plans and reports and generated problem reports.
May 22, 2000 to June 28, 2004: Systems Administrator.
Responsible for the daily operation and maintenance of the Global Command &
Control System (GCCS) Oracle database operating on Sun servers. The systems
are used to develop and test applications for GCCS. My duties include
creating, modifying, deleting user accounts, installing and configuring new
software, performing security compliance checks and integration testing on
new applications, performing daily & weekly backups, and performing
hardware maintenance. Perform system & software integration and security
compliance testing on new software before delivery to the customer. I also
serve as the alternate Configuration Manager and Database Administrator on
the JOPES Database Project.
TEK Systems - Reston, VA. Jan 17, 2000 - May 18, 2000: Consultant
Employed as a Consultant for TEK System's client, KPMG Consulting LLC in
Arlington, VA. I was responsible for the nightly archive of KPMG's
proprietary Accounting Software developed by KPMG's Proprietary Products
Group in the Windows environment and various UNIX platforms, specifically a
Sun Enterprise 450, Sun Ultra 2, HP 9000 server, and IBM RS/6000 server.
My duties included performing nightly incremental saves and full saves on
Friday of the 4 UNIX servers using ARCserve IT for UNIX. Occasionally
receive requests from developers and testers to increase file system sizes,
mount CDROMS, bounce the Oracle databases, and install software.
JAVIS - McLean, VA. Dec. 4,1997 to Jan. 14, 2000: UNIX System
Administrator
Was responsible for the daily operation and maintenance of the Global
Command & Control System (GCCS) Oracle database servers operating on Sun
Ultra Enterprise 4000 and Sun SPARC Center 1000/2000 servers and two Sun
Ultra 2 workstations. The systems are used to develop and test applications
for GCCS. My duties included creating, modifying, deleting user accounts,
installing and configuring new software, performing security compliance
checks and integration testing on new applications, performing weekly full
backups, and performing hardware maintenance.
DMR TRECOM - Vienna VA. Sept 29, 1997 to Dec. 3, 1997: System Tester
Was responsible for testing AT&T's Integrated Ordering System (IOS) which
allows AT&T Customer Reps to create new accounts for new customers. Worked
with Systems Analysts and Software developers in performing functional
testing to ensure IOS worked as designed. Created problem reports when
necessary.
Information Systems and Consultants (ISC) - Vienna, VA. July 17, 1993 -
Sept. 26, 1997
Sept 1994 to Sept 1997: Software Tester
Responsible for the quality assurance of military software and
documentation submitted to the Global Command and Control System (GCCS)
Test and Evaluation group. Installed the Solaris OS and GCCS software on
SPARC 5 and 20 workstations to test and evaluate the configuration;
produced test plans and reports and generated problem reports. Performed
system administration functions on a 20 node Unix Local Area Network. Also
analyzed problem reports to determine solutions to errors discovered by
military users on the GCCS network.
July 1993 to Sept. 1994: Programmer/Analyst
Was responsible for maintaining the Airfields Subsystem of the World Wide
Military Command & Control System (WWMCCS), a large-scale data management
system that provided timely information to US CINCs worldwide. I received
Field Change Orders and Enhancement Specifications from the user community
which required me to analyze, design, develop, modify, or enhance COBOL
source code and later implement and document those enhancements. In the
process, I improved software efficiency and updated both programmer
specifications and user documentation.
Virginia School for the Deaf & Blind (VSDB) - Hampton, VA. Mar 1993 to
July 1993: Independent Consultant
As an Independent Consultant for VSDB, I initially designed and developed
an automated inventory tracking system using DBASEIII+ that established a
database and provided a user interface which enabled the Central Warehouse
to accurately track and control inventory. From July 1997 through June
1998, I redesigned the inventory application to use a Microsoft Access
database with a front-end developed application using Visual Basic 5.0 and
Seagate's Crystal Reports. From April 1999 thru July 2000, added
enhancements to the inventory application using Visual Basic 6.0
Management Technology Corporation (MANTECH) - Norfolk, VA. Sept 1990 to
Feb. 1993: Programmer
Used Informix-4GL Application Development Language to develop and test
programming logic that downloaded historical information from the Naval
Aviation Logistics Command Management Information System (NALCOMIS)
Database hosted on Honeywell's DPS 6 mainframe to IBM PCs, which allowed
users to generate specific reports. NALCOMIS was used to track the
maintenance and supply of aircraft parts for the US Navy.
MILITARY SERVICE
May 2008 to Present. Admin Chief and Security Manager at Maritime
Expeditionary Boat Division Four Two (MEBD-42), Annapolis, MD.
Active Duty US Navy 4/07 to 4/08; Honorably Discharged.
September 2005 - April 2008. US Naval Reserve - Admin Assistant and
Security Manager at Inshore Boat Unit Two Five (IBU-25), Annapolis, MD.
October 1997 - September 2005. US Naval Reserve - Administrative Officer at
NR Office of Naval Research Science and Technology Headquarters Command
Unit 106, Arlington, VA (ONR S&T HQ Unit 100)
December 1993 - September 1997. Naval Reserve - RESPAY Coordinator at NR
Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Headquarters Unit 406, Arlington,
VA (NR SPAWAR HQ 406)
September 1992 - December 1993. Naval Reserve - Senior Administrative
Yeoman at NR Commander Submarine Force Atlantic Fleet Detachment 306,
CINCLANTFLT, Norfolk, VA (NR COMSUBLANT Det 306)
July 1991 - September 1992. Naval Reserve - Administrative Yeoman at NR
Commander Submarine Force Atlantic Fleet Battle Group Staff 106,
CINCLANTFLT, Norfolk, VA (NR COMSUBLANT BGS 106)
March 1986 - March 1990. US Navy - Active Duty. Honorably Discharged.
COMPUTER PROFICIENCY
Solaris, Linux, HP-UX, IBM AIX, All Windows OS's, MSDOS, Visual Basic
Studio 6.0, UNIX, Razor CM Tool, COBOL, MS-Office, NIS+, DNS, Oracle and
sqlplus, Various Sun Workstations & Servers, Honeywell DPS 6, IBM RS/6000,
HP 9000 K580, IBM PC Compatibles, Linksys and Cisco 3550 Routers