Engineer Manager

Candidate Resume - Confidential User

Email: ********@********.***

Address: Address Withheld

City: Riverdale

State: UT

Zip: 84405

Country: USA

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Skill Level: Experienced

Salary Range: $55,000

Willing to Relocate

Primary Skills/Experience:

Educational Background:

Job History / Details:

FORMAL EDUCATION:

Bachelor of Science

(B.S.), Electrical Engineering, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL,

USA, 1973, GPA 2.89, 120 Hours, Semester Education sessions;

EXPERIENCE SUMMARY:

Operating Systems: Unix, Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT,XP; Microsoft Office 2003: Excel

Spreadsheet, Power point, Access; Databases: Integrated Missile Database(Oracle 9);

Budget Preparations/Presentations;

CLEARANCE: TOP SECRET

WORK EXPERIENCE:

JUNE 2002

- PRESENT; 40 hours/week;

ICBM SPO 510TH ICBMSS/GMEC

6031 Gum Lane; B1227

Hill AFB, UT. 84056-5826

Supervisor: Duane Sauve 801-***-****

Performed duties as Peacekeeper MK21 Reentry Vehicle(RV) Depot Support Engineer. These

duties consisted of resolving MK21 technical problems, to ensure the MK21 met the mission

requirements for "on-alert" Peacekeeper missiles. The technical problems resolved ranged

from test equipment problems to finding replacement parts for obsolete components to

resolving documentation problems, including writing Engineering Change

Proposals/Orders(ECP/ECO), and resolve Technical Order issues.

Performed duties as Test and Assessment Integrated Product Team(IPT) Aging and

Surveillance(AS) Test Engineer. These duties consisted of providing AS requirements to the

MK21 and MK12A Sustainment IPTs for execution of the MK 21 and MK12A AS program. The AS

requirements included defining the number of test assets to be tested along with

developing AS Technical Orders(T.O.) and Test Plans/Test Procedures to perform the AS

tests. Monitor MK12A/MK21 AS testing to resolve all anomalies. Upon completion of the

testing, analyzed test data to determine MK12A/MK21 Service Life Estimates, and determine

if any aging trends are evident. Briefed the MK12A/MK21 Sustainment IPTs on aging trends

and testing anomalies.

Performed duties as the ICMB SPO Reentry Systems/ReentryVehicles(RS/RV) Nuclear Hardness

Engineer for the MK21/ MK12A Reentry Vehicles and Reentry System. These duties consisted

of identifying the MK21/MK12A components that will undergo nuclear hardness testing during

the current fiscal year. Coordinate on the development/approval of the Hardness Test

Plan/Test Procedures to ensure the RV components meet or exceed nuclear hardness

specifications. Budget and execute program funds to perform hardness testing at contractor

test facilities. Monitor the component hardness testing to ensure nuclear hardness

specifications are not degraded due to handling, age or component replacements.

Performed duties as MK12A Battery Test Engineer during AS testing. Government project

Engineer during the development, design, manufacture and testing for a new MK12A AS

battery test fixture.

Possess a Top Secret Clearance

OCTOBER 2000 to APRIL 2001, 40 hours/week

Telecommunications Specialist, GS-391-09

75th. Communications Squadron

USAF, 5201 Arnold Ave.

McClellan AFB, CA. 95652

Supervisor: Rose Beamer, 916-***-****

Performed telecommunication specialist dutes for the 75th Communications Squadron,

McClellan AFB, CA.

Reviewed AF Forms 3215(Communications-Computer System Requirements) and coordinates with

the customer to ensure the request satisfies all known requirements. Review requests and

determines the need for new communication systems. Provide approval/disapproval inputs to

the Communications-Computer Systems Requirement Board.

Managed the acquisitions of telecommunications equipment.

Managed contracts with contractor communications specialist to provide communications

services to the customer located on McClellan AFC.

Worked with telephone contractors and Air Force enlisted maintenance personnel to resolve

communication technical problems.

Prepared and coordinated AF Form 1367(Commercial Communications Work Orders) to task

commercial contractors in performing communications repairs, and new installations.

AUGUST 1985 to SEPTEMBER 2000, 40 hours/week

Electronic Engineer, GS-0855-12

USAF, SM-ALC/LHZE B250B

McClellan AFB, CA. 95652

Supervisor: Frank Eakle, 916-***-****

Performed as System Engineer to resolve technical problems relating to Air Force Air

Traffic Control and Landing Systems(ATCALS).

Prepared specifications and Statements-of-Work and all supporting engineering documents

during the modification and acquistions of Air Traffic Control and Landing Systems.

Resolved computer hardware and software problems occurring in operational Air Traffic

Control and Landing Systems. Develop and maintain a thorough knowledge of embedded

computer systems in accordance with Air Force 800 series regulations.

Responsible for configuration control of Air Traffic Control and Landing Systems.

Responsible for monitoring quality control programs during production and repair of Air

Traffic Control and Landing Systems in accordance with MIL-STD-9800 and International

Standards Organizations 9000.

Performed as Logistics System Engineer to Electronic Systems Commands during the

acquisition of the Microwave Landing System(MLS). Attended System, Preliminary, and

Critical Design Reviews.

MARCH 1983 to AUGUST 1985, 40 hours/week

Electronic Engineer, GS-0855-12USAF, WSMC B7011

Vandenberg AFB, CA. 93437

Supervisor: Howard Williams, 805-***-****

Provided the system engineering, technical management, system analysis and quality

control to support Western Test Range users regarding voice and data communications.

Developed Engineering Tasks for the Western Test Range Center Technical Services

Contractor to resolve technical problems and perform routine operations to support Western

Test Range Users.

Provided engineering management to the Shuttle Activation Task Force on the $40-Million

Space Transportation System(STS) Ground Communication System during the planning,

installation and testing of communications equipment at Space Launch Complex 6.

JANUARY 1982 to JANUARY 1983, 40 hours/week

Program Manager, Anti-satellite Instrumented Test Vehicle, 2825 0-2, First Lieutenant

USAF,

6595 Test Organization B11923

Vandenberg AFB,

CA. 93437

Supervisor: Capt. Donald Smith, 805-***-****

Performed as Project Engineer on the Instrumented Test Vehicle for the Responsible Test

Organization Test Director at Vandenberg AFB. Reported directly to the 6595th Test

Organization Test Director in testing the test vehicle and analyzing test results. Resolve

all technical problems during the planning, production and testing of the test vehicle to

meet mission requirements.

Supervised two Air Force enlisted personnel during this Test Vehicle Program.

FEBRUARY 1980 to JANUARY 1982, 40 Hours/Week

Space Booster Test Manager, 2825 0-1, Second Lieutenant

USAF

6595 Space Test Group

B7001

Vandenberg AFB, CA. 93437

Supervisor: Capt. Donald Smith, 805-***-****

Performed as Test Manager for the McDonnell-Douglas Thor Space Booster in support of

Defense Metrological Weather Satellite program, to support launches from Vandenberg AFB.

Possessed "Stop-Test" authority during the preparation and launching of the Thor Booster.

Monitor the launch preparation and resolve all technical problems prior to launch.

Attend over 200 training hours on the operations of the Thor Space Booster.

Briefed Test Group Commander on technical anomalies, and resolution of technical

problems.

Briefed Commander on schedule, possible schedule conflicts, technical problems and

resolutions.

Provided launch recommendation to the Test Group Commander.

Performed duties as the Air Force Liaison Officer to the Navy in support of the Navy

Transit Navigational Satellite Program during launches from Vandenberg AFB.

FEBRUARY 1979

-FEBRUARY 1980, 40 Hours/Week;

DEFENSE METEOROGICAL SATELLITE PROGRAM(DMSP) Air Force Developmental Engineer

2825, 0-1, Second lieutenant

USAF

6595th Space Test Group

B7001

Vandenberg AFB, CA. 93437

Supervisor: Capt. Rick Berry, 805-***-****

Performed duties as Air Force Developmental Engineer in support of the pre-launch testing

and launch of the Defense System Metrological Program(DMSP) satellite program from

Vandenberg AFB. These duties consisted of monitoring pre-launch testing and resolving all

technical problems prior to test readiness review, to certify launch readiness. Provide

Air Force support to the Support Equipment during launch processing and actual launch to

verify proper operation of launch support equipment.

SPECIALIZED TRAINING:

Handling Classified Documents-January 2009

Technical Data, Our Business-February 2009

Introductions to the Physics of Nuclear Affects-March 2003 40 hours;

Introduction to the Theory of MK21 Depot Support-July 2002 40 hours;

Reliability-Centered Maintenance-May 1995-80 hours;

Introduction to Acquisitions Management 01 April-08 April 1994 40 hours

Introduction to Configuration Management 14 Nov-19 Nov 1993 20 hours

System Safety Management 28 July-09 Aug 1991 120 hours

Introduction to Life Cycle Cost 06 June-16 June 1989 80 hours

Reliability and Maintainability- 06 Dec-16 Dec 1988 80 hour

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