Bryan A. Kelley
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Bridgton, Maine 04009 Email: ********@*****.***
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
• 7 years of cumulative experience in the Information Technology (IT), computer and
electronic systems career fields.
• Fully qualified (3D156) ‘Airfield Systems Technician’ with 4 years of 3D1 military
experience while assigned to the 19th Communications Squadron.
• Fully qualified (3D032) ‘Communications Computer Systems Specialist’ with 1 year of 3D0
military experience while assigned to the 102nd Communications Flight.
• Associate’s Degree in Electronic Systems Technology.
• CompTIA Security+ Certified.
• Top Secret Security Clearance.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
NETWORK OPERATIONS TECHNICIAN/ADMINISTRATOR - United States Air National
Guard, Otis ANGB, Massachusetts. May 2012 to Present. Provide core services by designing,
configuring, installing, and managing data services at the operating system and server application
level.
Responsibilities:
• Provide technical assistance to a customer base of 1,200 classified and unclassified
network users.
• Document and respond to Incident Tickets in the BMC Remedy Ticketing System.
• Create, configure, patch, and maintain virtual servers in VMWare.
• Manage Windows 2008 Server domain workstations, groups and users with Active
Directory and Directory Resource Administrator (DRA).
• Document, report and respond to network outages and monitor network health and
performance.
• Troubleshoot and resolve network connectivity faults over a variety of hosts and
clients.
• Manage critical system backups with CommVault.
• Plan, coordinate, configure, and install system upgrades.
• Resolve a wide range of IT problems and provide technical oversight.
• Provide response and assistance to the Network Control Center (NCC) as required.
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AIRFIELD SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN - United States Air Force, Little Rock AFB, Arkansas.
August 2008 to May 2012. Install, remove, relocate, modify, deploy and maintain fixed and
mobile meteorological, navigational and air traffic control ground-to-air radio systems.
Responsibilities:
• Install, repair and maintain airfield landing and Command & Control radio systems
supporting 19th Airlift Wing, 314th Airlift Wing and 189th Airlift Wing.
• Conduct routine maintenance and preventive inspections in support of airfield
assets/equipment valued at $4.1 million.
• Perform flight inspection and facility certifications in accordance with Federal Aviation
Administration and USAF requirements for navigational aids.
• Maintain equipment facility logs.
• Document maintenance actions in USAF Integrated Maintenance Data System.
• Perform Airfield System modifications.
• Analyze equipment performance trends.
• Supervise Airfield Systems maintenance activities.
Accomplishments:
• Performed maintenance on 53 Air Traffic Control radios and 4 aircraft navigation
systems enabling 97% up-time rate in support of 102,000 flying operations in one year.
• Dismantled Mobile Microwave Landing System reducing 103 man hours on
maintenance annually and saving the USAF $100,000 in repairs.
• Managed work order residue program, identifying and eliminating 56 discrepancies
leading to a high rating on a biannual inspection.
• Participated in the Base Honor Guard and executed proper military honors and
protocol for deceased veterans; performed 28 events and 235 hours of service all over
the state of Arkansas and parts of Tennessee cumulating in 4,600 miles of travel.
• Appointed as an Instructor for the Base Honor Guard.
• Removed 4,000 pounds of excess Airfield Systems equipment valued at $150,000
paving the way for $7,000 in work center upgrades.
• Facilitated "pass or fail" 96 point flight check inspection on 2 navigational aids
protecting 97 aircraft valued at $1.9 billion in assets.
• Participated in 220 hour project to relocate an Instrument Landing System from a
frangibility zone, replacing faulty communication wiring. Eliminated an 8-yr flight safety
hazard.
• Troubleshot connectivity issues with the Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch Supervisor
Control Terminal saving $8,192 in USAF funds.
• Identified and repaired malfunctions with three critical NAVAIDS saving the USAF
$7,200 in Special Maintenance Team visits.
Community Service:
• Managed website for Relay for Life, Jacksonville, Arkansas Chapter facilitating raising
$36,000.
• Organized squadron's base golf tournament fundraiser accumulating over $300 in
donations for squadron booster club.
• 40 hours of community service as a crossing guard for the base elementary school
over a 1 year period.
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• Volunteered to visit Jacksonville Middle School to share Military experiences with
students on Veteran’s Day.
SIPR/NIPR ACCESS POINT TERMINAL OPERATOR & COMMUNICATIONS HELPDESK
SHIFT SUPERVISOR - United States Air Force, Forward Operating Base Konduz, Afghanistan.
January 2011 to August 2011.
Deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and New Dawn.
Responsible for the installation, removal and maintenance of the primary communications
network for Forward Operating Base Konduz, provided by the SIPR/NIPR Access Point
(SNAP) Satellite Communications Terminal. In addition, was a Shift Supervisor for Computer
and Communications Helpdesk.
Accomplishments:
• Configured critical tactical communications.
• Lead SNAP technician for Forward Operating Base Konduz.
• Assigned with coalition forces.
• Professionally trained Army personnel on basic SNAP procedures and battle drills.
• Supervised Army S-6 Helpdesk Automations shift.
• Responsible for training and supervising two soldiers.
• Replaced over 200 network cables in the Tactical Operations Center.
• Ensured mission survivability for the unit.
• Configured/installed over 250 computers.
• Set up over 250 user accounts with Active Directory.
• Brought 2-18 Infantry Battalion Communications into operation.
• Ensured integrity of SNAP secure platform.
• Performed six consecutive COMSEC updates with no downtime.
• Streamlined helpdesk operations.
• Developed maintenance actions tracking database.
• Improved equipment turnaround time.
• Troubleshot/restored SNAP terminal for remote Combat Outpost.
• Ensured primary communication infrastructure functionality.
COMPUTER TECHNICIAN/CONSULTANT- Compudraft Solutions Inc., Auburn, Maine.
September 2005 to December 2006. Compudraft Solutions is a PC Repair and Computer
Consultant Shop.
Responsibilities:
• Webpage Design and maintenance.
• Database Design and maintenance with Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel.
• Virus and Spyware/Malware removal and protection.
• Server installation and configuration/maintenance.
• Assembly of a customized PC from parts ordered for the client.
• Operating system installation including Microsoft Windows 9x, ME, XP, Media Center
and Linux operating systems.
• Error and stress tests to ensure quality/reliability of new PCs.
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• Software programming in the Microsoft Visual Basic language.
• Installation, maintenance, and security of home and office networks.
• Specialized computer-related projects as identified in client consultations and created
based on their specifications.
• General PC and email troubleshooting.
EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATIONS
KEESLER AFB, Biloxi, Mississippi – 2013
Certification, CompTIA Security+
KEESLER AFB, Biloxi, Mississippi – 2012 - 2013
Qualification, Cyber Systems Operations Apprentice 3-Level
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE, Little Rock AFB, Arkansas - 2010 to 2012
Associate’s Degree, Electronic Systems Technology
LITTLE ROCK AFB, Jacksonville, Arkansas – 2009 – 2010
Qualification, Airfield Systems Journeyman 5-Level
KEESLER AFB, Biloxi, Mississippi – 2008 - 2009
Qualification, Airfield Systems Apprentice 3-Level
LAKE REGION HIGH SCHOOL, Naples, Maine – 2002 – 2006
High School Diploma
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE – TECHNICAL TRAINING – June 2009
Achieved 97% GPA from a 9 month accelerated learning Airfield Systems Apprentice
course
DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE – HONOR GUARD TRAINING – November 2009
Recognized as top 8% of class in Base Honor Guard Instruction course
USAF ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL – May 2010
Recognized and awarded an Achievement Medal for Outstanding Achievement as a
member of the Little Rock Air Force Base Honor Guard
SENIOR AIRMAN BELOW-THE-ZONE PROMOTION – August 2010
1 of 3 Airmen selected for 6 months early promotion among 50 candidates.
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DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE – COMBAT SKILLS TRAINING – December 2011
Recognized as a top performer and leader in Combat Skills Training with the US Army
SILVER GERMAN SCHÜTZENSCHNUR DECORATION – June 2011
Recognized and awarded a German Marksmanship Decoration for superior
marksmanship during a coalition forces qualification event
ARMY COMMENDATION MEDAL – August 2011
Recognized and awarded an Army Commendation Medal for Meritorious Service while
deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation New Dawn
Further details about work history available upon request.
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