Manager Management

Jerry Echols

Augusta, GA

*********@*****.*** - 706-***-****

Over 18 years spectrum management experience including seven years instructing at Electromagnetic Spectrum Manager's Course, Fort Gordon, Georgia. I am a graduate of the Department of the Army Basic Instructor Course (ABICv3) and Army Spectrum Management Course, Fort Gordon, GA. I possess a secret clearance. I served as lead instructor ensuring course procedures, standards, and goals for the Army's Electromagnetic Spectrum Manager Course (ESMC) are followed. I validated and tested new course software. I monitored administrative processes and procedures to identify opportunities for course improvement. Worked with Department of the Army Civilians, Senior Non-Commissioned Officers, and contractors fostering a positive work environment. Ensured quality instruction was provided on Joint, National, International, and FCC regulatory polices regulations that govern frequency allocations throughout the world. Provided instruction to students on spectrum management mathematics and physics, communications electronic theory, spectrum management policies and administration, spectrum planning and engineering, electronic warfare as it relates to spectrum management culminating in a 3 day End of Course Capstone. Additionally, provided instruction to students using the latest software versions of Spectrum XXI (4.2.7), ACES/JACES (3.5), SPEED (11.1.2.), Coalition Joint Spectrum Management Planning Tool (215.4), S2AS System (Spectrum Analyzer PR-100, MANCAT, RFCAT), and very knowledgeable on AESOP software. Selected to validate ACES/JACES version 3.4 Software and Technical Bulletin. Attended 56 hours of PR-100 training given by Rhodes & Schwarz. Upon return, assigned to revise and update training curriculum for current and future spectrum managers. Graduate of the Joint Electronic Warfare Theater Operation Course (JEWTOC) and very knowledgeable as to how spectrum management relates to Electronic Warfare (EW). Provided superb training to students which earned the course an Institution of Excellence throughout Quality Assurance Inspections conducted by TRADOC in 2012 and 2013. My abilities in understanding the dynamics of the of the course and what it takes to ensure quality training to students is nothing short of exemplary. Served as the only Electromagnetic Spectrum Manager in support of 2nd Infantry Division for 15 months. I deployed to IRAQ, Somalia and completed two tours of duty with 93rd Signal Brigade as the spectrum manager deploying, on numerous missions. Communications electronic equipment experience includes serving as spectrum manager and subject matter expert in the planning, directing, providing technical assistance, and supervising the installation, operation and maintenance of both strategic and tactical communication networks. Willing to relocate to: Orland, Fl - Jacksonville, FL - Daytona Beach, FL Authorized to work in the US for any employer

WORK EXPERIENCE

Instructor/Writer

Quantum Dynamics Inc., Fort Gordon, GA - Fort Gordon, GA - 2013-09 - 2017-09 Provided standardized instructions to commissioned officers, warrant officers, non-commissioned officers, and Department of Defense civilians required to manage the radio frequency spectrum at all Department of Defense levels. Provides instruction to students on spectrum management mathematics and physics, communications electronic theory, spectrum management policies and administration, spectrum planning and engineering, electronic warfare as it relates to spectrum management culminating in a 3 day End of Course Capstone. . Additionally, provide instruction to students using the latest software versions of Spectrum XXI

(4.2.7), ACES/JACES 3.5, SPEED 11.1.2 S2AS System (Spectrum Analyzer PR-100, MANCAT, RFCAT), and very knowledgeable on AESOP software. Attended 56 hours of PR-100 training given by Rhodes & Schwarz. ). Use a wide variety of training aids when conducting training to future spectrum managers. Administer tests and monitor students' progress ensuring normal academic progression is within course standards. Ensures classrooms and equipment is prepared for training through the re-imaging of computer systems, loading of software packages, and communications electronic equipment maintenance. Manages and updates ESM on line (Course Website). Updates course lesson plans, practical exercises, and visitor's books to ensure course curriculum is current.

Instructor/Writer

Delanassociates Inc. - Fort Gordon, GA - 2009-04 - 2013-09 Provided standardized instructions to commissioned officers, warrant officers, non-commissioned officers, and Department of Defense civilians required to manage the radio frequency spectrum at all Department of Defense levels. Provides instruction to students on spectrum management mathematics and physics, communications electronic theory, spectrum management policies and administration, spectrum planning and engineering, electronic warfare as it relates to spectrum management culminating in a 3 day End of Course Capstone. . Additionally, provide instruction to students using the latest software versions of Spectrum XXI

(4.2.7), ACES/JACES 3.5, SPEED 11.1.2 S2AS System (Spectrum Analyzer PR-100, MANCAT, RFCAT), and very knowledgeable on AESOP software. Attended 56 hours of PR-100 training given by Rhodes & Schwarz. ). Use a wide variety of training aids when conducting training to future spectrum managers. Administer tests and monitor students' progress ensuring normal academic progression is within course standards. Ensures classrooms and equipment is prepared for training through the re-imaging of computer systems, loading of software packages, and communications electronic equipment maintenance. Manages and updates ESM on line (Course Website). Updates course lesson plans, practical exercises, and visitor's books to ensure course curriculum is current.

Instructor/Writer

Delanassociates Inc. - Fort Gordon, GA - 2008-09 - 2009-04 Coordinated with Network Enterprise Center (NEC) spectrum manager for VHF and UHF radio frequencies. Perform duties as primary instructor for teaching the knowledge, skills, and techniques necessary for the installation, operation, alignment and operator / unit level maintenance of Communications-Electronics equipment at the vocational level for the Combat Signal Support Military Occupational Specialty 25U. I monitor administrative processes and procedures to identify opportunities for course improvement. Work with Department of the Army Civilians, Senior Non-Commissioned Officers, and contractors fostering a positive work environment. Ensures quality technical instruction is provided to students on communications electronic theory and equipment, antenna placement, site selection, installation and operation of the Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS), Automated Net Control Device (ANCD), Simple Key Loader (SKL),, Tactical Internet Management System (TIMS), and Force XXI Battle Command, Brigade and Below (FBCB2), AN/PRC-148 Multiband Inter/Intra Team Radio (MBITR) Radio and satellite radio, electronic fundamentals terms and symbols, the operations, functions and troubleshooting using the AN/PSM-45A Multimeter. Ensures compliance with safety and environmental practices IAW organizational policies and guidelines, and standard operation procedures (SOP). Present classroom instruction IAW FG Regulation 350-5 and TRADOC Regulation 350-6. Ensures proper and adequate training material is available in classroom. Enforced safety, briefed student on specific potential hazards. Informed Branch Chief on all CTI failures and problems students. Counsel students that fail to achieve minimum CTI standards. Ensure all training systems are operational or work orders have been submitted. Develop, revise, and validate training materials as needed. Maintain current calibration of TMDE assigned to classroom. Evaluate student's competencies through hands on testing.

Radio Frequency Specturm Manager

U.S. Army, Camp Red Cloud, - Red Cloud, NE - 1999-04 - 2002-07 Duties included developing, testing, and issuing Loadsets for very high frequency (VHF) systems. Assigned frequencies for ultra high (UHF) systems, high frequency (HF) systems, mobile subscriber communications electronic equipment (MSE), and developed Standard Operation Instructions (SOIs') using computer software. Duties also included processing of Satellite Access Requests (SAR), processing and assigning frequency requests, five year reviews for frequency records. . Perform frequency analysis, point to point link analysis, coordinate conversion, interference analysis, and frequency deconfliction. Provided instructions on the installation, operation, and troubleshooting of communications electronic equipment voice and data networks Developed lesson plans, provided quality tactical and technical instruction to soldiers on communications electronic theory and equipment, antenna installation and site selection, installation and operation of the Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS), HF communications, and Automated Net Control Device (ANCD). Military project manager for the planning and installation of Commercial Land Mobile Radio System (CLMARS) utilizing repeater systems at various locations. The LMR system's foot print encompassed the entire 2nd Infantry Division's area of operation. Knowledge sets include: antennas, satellite communications, High Frequency (HF), Very High Frequency (VHF), Line of Sight (LOS), Ultra High Frequency

(UHF), and Super High Frequency (SHF).

EDUCATION

Associate In Applied Sciences in General Studies

Georgia Military College - Augusta, GA

1993-10 - 1999-02

SKILLS

Microsoft Office, ACES/JACS, Spectrum XXI, Systems Planning, Engineering and Evaluation Device

(SPEED), S2AS System (Radio Frequency Interference Detection), Coalition Joint Spectrum Management Planning Tool (CJSMPT)

CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSES

Signal Technical Certification Program

Present

Certified Spectrum XXI Technical Instructor

Radio Frequency Spectrum Manager

Present

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