Maegan Kay Grogan

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Hubert, NC **539

Cell: 910-***-****

abncmo@r.postjobfree.com

To obtain an analyst position which will enable me to utilize my extensive

Objective

background, technical knowledge, and expertise of various Marine Corps

systems while capitalizing on my strengths in logistics management, customer

service, and product support.

Security Active Top Secret Clearance

Cleara

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Bachelor of Arts, Business Administration

Education Campbell University, Camp Lejeune, NC

Major: Business Administration

In Progress-Scheduled Completion Spring 2010

Associates Degree, General Studies

Campbell University, Camp Lejeune, NC

Graduated 2007

Naval Aviation Quality Assurance Administration

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Other Aircraft Maintenance Non Commissioned Officer (MC Course: 6001A)

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Education Aviation Maintenance Work Center Supervisor (MC Course: 605)

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Sergeants Nonresident Program (MC Course: 8000)

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Training Management (MC Course: 8004ZZ)

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Basic Features of Excel 2000

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Fundamentals of Reliability Centered Maintenance ( NAVAIR-00-25-403)

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Employmen General Dynamics/Intelligence Solutions Division, Jacksonville, NC (October

t 2008 – Present)

• Senior Administrative Logistics Specialist

Job duties and skills:

o Provide administrative, logistical and clerical support for numerous

projects with the General Support program at Camp Lejeune, N.C. and

in Iraq.

o Maintain files, logs, invoice records, purchase orders and other related

documents.

o Provide analytical and reporting support using ICE2 contract metrics to

determine sustainment requirements, staffing, equipment support, and

maintenance trends.

o Provide administrative and logistics support for the project lead, the

USMC SRO Area Manager and the Marine Corps Funding Manager.

o Conduct site inventories for USMC units both in a garrison and

deployed environment

Office manager for the Camp Lejeune site conducting new hire

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indoctrinations, maintaining the office personnel database for the USMC

SRO region, ordering quarterly office supplies, and

updating/maintaining training records for the USMC SRO region.

General Dynamics/NAFSD, Havelock, NC (May 2007 – October 2008)

• Functional Analyst II

Job duties and skills:

o Conducted analytical studies applicable to design interface and

maintenance planning.

o Was responsible for performing Reliability Centered Maintenance

(RCM) analysis for all systems associated with the CH-46 aircraft by

researching and identifying potential logistics and maintenance

deficiencies.

o Collected and input fleet 3M data into IRCMS 6.XXX format and

performed technical analysis to determine the validity and effectiveness

of current maintenance actions using RCM methodology.

o Made recommendations to correct and enhance sustainability and

maintenance planning pertaining to the CH-46 program.

o Performed analysis of operational ILS requirements to determine cost

effectiveness of maintenance tasks, modifies preventive maintenance

programs, and packages PM requirements into specific intervals to

optimize tasks at all maintenance levels.

o Performed logistical/maintenance supportability by conducting research,

evaluation, technical analysis, integration, and subsequent delivery of

technical documentation.

o Provided analyses, technical studies, and reports in support of

Organizational, Intermediate, and Depot Level Maintenance Tasks and

Maintenance Planning.

o Developed and evaluated maintenance tasks, requirements, and

concepts, evaluates new, revised, improved concepts and techniques.

o Identified and recommended areas for changes and improvements for

optimizing maintenance intervention and tactics to meet predetermined

affordability and reliability goals.

Boeing Aerospace, MCAS New River, NC (January 2006 – May 2007)

• Depot Level Avionics Technician/CMS Avionics Technician

Job duties and skills:

o Performed logistics/maintenance supportability while performing depot

level avionics modifications/airframe changes to CH-46E helicopters.

o Coordinated schedules, test equipment, and services, for performance

acceptability of various weapons systems/subsystems including

installation, testing, modification, and replacement of Automatic Flight

Controls Equipment, AIMS, and AWICS on CH-46E helicopters.

o Set up and operated specific test equipment necessary to functionally

test electrical systems after modification.

o Researched, identified, and assisted in the formulation of

recommendations about resources required for task execution and

completion.

o Interpreted and applied applicable MIMS, schematics, wire

routing/termination diagrams and installation practices based on SAE

AS5088L.

o Assisted with the development of new systems and updates to existing

systems to meet operational requirements for the V-22 aircraft.

o Tested, troubleshot, installed, removed, inspected, maintained and

repaired avionics system components and ancillary equipment of

installed systems in accordance with current V-22 publications.

o Served as an instructor and liaison to customer personnel.

o Wrote and updated project documentation including system procedures

and training materials including identifying and recommending

emerging relevant technologies that resulted in improvements to current

processes.

Military United States Marine Corps, MCAS New River, NC, MCAS Futenma,

Experience Okinawa (August 1997 – November 2005)

• Sergeant/Quality Assurance Avionics Technician

o Supervised the installation, removal, inspections, testing and repairs for

systems/subsystems components and ancillary equipment of installed

aircraft communications, navigation, and deceptive electronic counter

measures systems.

o Analyzed and determined functional requirements for a wide variety of

projects including deployment of weapon systems assets into hostile

operational environments.

o Knowledgeable of the CH-46E weapons system and has demonstrated her

ability to use electronic schematics, wiring diagrams and technical data

contained in publications pertaining to avionics systems, test equipment,

and aircraft.

o Conducted functional testing and performing fault isolation including

performing research, identification of resources, and use of applicable

publications.

o Incorporated multiple technical directives on aircraft, performed corrective

action for corrosion of electronic components, and completed maintenance

test forms.

o Assigned collateral duty as a Quality Assurance Representative

o CMS Custodian for classified material

References Available upon request

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