Anthony W McCutchen

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Ludowici, Georgia 31316

Phone # 912-***-****

EDUCATION

Associates of Science, Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Central Texas College, Killeen TX

Associates of Arts, General Studies, Central Texas College, Killeen TX

Certification, Digital Systems Engineer

Graduate, James J. Ferris High School, Jersey City, NJ 1993

TECHNICAL TRAINING:

Level One (1) and Level Two (2) FBCB2/BFT FSR Certification (5 weeks)

Digital Systems Engineer Course (1year)

FBCB2 Support Level 100 Quarterly Training

FBCB2 Unit Level Maintenance Course (40 hours)

FBCB2-EPLRS Leader OPNET Course (40 hours)

FBCB2-EPLRS Unit Level Maintenance Course (56 hours)

FBCB2-EPLRS Digital Master Trainer Course (160)

Instructor Training Course (40 hours)

Field Service Station Course (40 hours)

FBCB2/BFT Vehicle installation Course (120 hours)

Global Positioning Devices (DAGR/PLGR)

Tactical Operations and Security (TACOPS)

Joint Capabilities Release (JCR) Operators Course (40 hours)

JCR LOG Operator Course (40 hours)

Harris Radio Unit Level Maintainer Course (40 hours)

Line of Sight (LOS) training (SINGARS,EPLRS,ENM)

Various PRC radio training (PRC 117G, PRC77, PRC 154)

Various disk duplication training (D101,D105, DF-5, OMNI Clone)

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:

TESA certified as a technical expert to work overseas. Technically proficient Field Service Rep with over 18 year’s communication experience ranging from using a SINCGARS radio to setting up a fully operational Brigade and Battalion TOC with all ABCS systems which included setting up a CISCO router and using a 5500 switch. Responsible for over 10 million dollars of communication equipment as a Communication sergeant while spending 10 years in the Army. Responsible for training over 100 NCO’s and soldiers on operator and Unit Level Maintainer (ULM) course on the FBCB2/BFT. Three successful deployments while serving as a field service representative with Engineering Solutions and Products; training and helping units utilize the full functions of the FBCB2/BFT System. Two successful deployments while serving as a Digital System Engineer for ManTech Corporation teaching units basic operator knowledge of all the Army Battle Command Systems(ABCS) and how to incorporate the ABCS Information Client into daily operations to help further the success of the unit while deployed. Four successful deployments as a communications sergeant. Responsible for setting up and maintaining communications using the FBCB2/BFT, MTS and the spit fire during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Deployed areas included Iraq, Afghanistan, Sardinia, Egypt, Cypress and Beirut.

SECURITY CLEARANCE: Secret

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Jan 2014 – current Full time Student/Unemployed – Hinesville, GA

July 2013- Dec 2013 Regional JBCP- FSR for Europe, Kaiserslautern, GE. Engineering Solutions &Products

Duties/Responsibilities: Assigned to CECOM in Kaiserslautern, GE to provide technical and logistics support throughout Europe. Responsible for a team of trainers, installers and logistical support which provide new equipment fielding, training and property book acquisitions so the new equipment can be accounted for. Responsibilities also included answering trouble tickets across Europe via phone, email and face to face communications. Able to help fix equipment and basic COMSEC issues over the phone. Responsible for training soldiers with secret clearance to use the SKL to fill COMSEC into various devices. Sends a daily SITREP report to PM FBCB2 which includes vehicles fielded, soldiers trained, and equipment signed for and trouble tickets answered and closed throughout Europe.

June 2009 – Jul 2013: Embedded Field Service Representative, Fort Stewart, GA. Engineering Solutions & Products, LLC.

Duties/Responsibilities: Provides recommendations to best utilize FBCB2/BFT systems to meet operational needs while increasing the survivability and lethality of the unit supported. Possesses and performs critical FBCB2/BFT core technical skills and troubleshooting competencies to ensure systems are operational and utilized to the maximum extent possible. Responsible for assisting and training unit personnel in the operation of the FBCB2/BFT System. Advises the Unit Communications Staff Officer (G-6/S-6) on Unit Role Name (URN), Configuration Management (CM), training, overlay development, and map management as well as system administrative support and database management between the unit and Combat Training Centers (CTC). Duties also included being in charge of installers, trainers and soldiers while installing equipment designated equipment for 400 or more vehicles.

August 2007 – June 2009 Regional Field Service Representative

Engineering Solutions &Products, LLC.

Served as the Multi-National Division South East (MND-SE) FSR in Basra, Iraq. Provided training and support to United Kingdom, Army, Marines, Special Forces and Civil Affairs. Acted as the primary advisor to assigned Command for all FBCB2/BFT related issues. Provided Commanders and Staff recommendations on how to best leverage FBCB2 systems to meet their operational needs. Served as the primary FBCB2/BFT trainer for Soldiers within assigned Command. FBCB2/BFT technical expert. Possessed and was able to perform core technical and troubleshooting competencies to ensure FBCB2/BFT systems were operational to the maximum extent possible. Worked with Electronic Maintenance Support (EMS) personnel on all maintenance issues related to FBCB2/BFT. Assisted the S4/G4/PBO during all fielding and reset operations. Assisted unit with FBCB2/BFT Standard Operating Procedures development. Attended all S6/G6 meetings, shift change briefs and conference calls to identify issues with FBCB2/BFT. Mentored all 25Us, 74Bs and 94Bs on capabilities, fault isolation and repair procedures. Assisted unit with all 3D fielding’s, upgrades and maintained tracking logs. Responsible for assisting unit with operational use of FBCB2/BFT.

March 2007 – August 2007 Unemployed - Fort Hood, TX

June 2005 – March 2007 Digital Systems Engineer

ManTech Int’l Corp, Fort Hood, TX

Acted as a company representative at a critical or highly sensitive base and remote locations. Provided worldwide on-site technical support and assistance to military end-users and the Fort Hood Central Technical Support Facility-Technical Division (CTSF-TD). Installed, repaired, and troubleshot, system hardware, software, and communication systems that support the Army Battle Command Systems (ABCS) and FBCB2/BFT components. Provided technical support to Central Technical Support Facility-TD; configured ABCS systems and the communications network systems based on established architecture. Analyzed customer needs and provided comments/guidance to software technicians/management. Provided training to military leaders and operators with primary emphasis on Army Tactical Command and Control Systems (ATCCS) while in a tactical environment. Deployed with 4/1 CAV HBCT as a Digital Systems Engineer and helped implement the use of the ABCS Information Client (AIC). Trained several members of the S6 shop on the AIC and FBCB2/BFT.

January 2005 – June 2005 Digital System Engineer

TEKsystems, Fort Hood, TX

Provided worldwide on-site technical support and assistance to military end- users and the CTSF-TD, Including troubleshooting system hardware, software, and communication systems that supported Army Battle Command System (ABCS) and FBCB2/BFT components. Provided technical support to the Fort Hood CTSF-TD. Configured ABCS systems and the communication network systems based on established testing architecture. Analyzed customer needs and provided comments to software technicians. Provided training to military leaders and operators. Primary emphasis was placed on Army Battle Command Systems (ABCS) while in a tactical environment. Formulated system risk-management alternatives and implementation plans. Performed other duties as assigned.

October 2004 – January 2005 Unemployed – Fort Hood, TX

January 2002 – October 2004 Communications Team Lead Operation Enduring Freedom;

Kuwait, Iraq

Provided combat communications support to 3ID in times of conflict and medical emergencies. Responsibilities included setting up SIPR/NIPR connections for Medical clinics and hospitals, DSN phone lines for soldier morale, Satellite Communications to the rear for support, and establishing WAN and LAN for Tactical Operations Center. Implemented a train the trainer program for instructing leadership on PSC-5 (Spitfire) Radio operations. Line of Sight, Voice and Data Modes and DAMA Mode for Data.

June 2000 – January 2002 Communications Section Supervisor

United States Army, Fort Hood, Texas

Duties consisted of supporting Battalion and Brigade Communication Exercise, Battalion Field Training Exercise, and several rotations to the National Training Center Directly responsible for the training and development of seven soldiers. Advised Company Commander on communications status, equipment status and COMSEC requirements. Successfully passed several Battalion Command Inspections as a Specialist E-4 in a Staff Sergeant E-6 Company Communication Chief position. Supported 13th COSCOM G-3 in generation of WARNO, OPORD and FRAGO on MCS. Responsible for maintenance and upkeep of TOC Server and dissemination of Blue SA. Assisted G-6 with FBCB2/BFT Operations and Network Communications at the COSCOM level.

August 1999 – June 2000 Signal Information Specialist

United States Army, Fort Hood, Texas

Performed troubleshooting procedures on various radio sets, computer systems, micro networks, telephone and antennas to ensure reliable communications. Successfully isolated malfunctions using technical manuals, schematics and diagrams. Managed the testing of new digital switches, operator consoles, multi subscriber equipment, and communication centers for the unit. Work and train on various vehicles utilizing the FBCB2/EPLRS during gunnery, CPX’s, FTX’S, and Brigade exercises. I was responsible for supplying COMSEC for the EPLRS and fixing any FBCB2/ BFT issues during various unit exercises.

March 1997 – August 1997 Comsec and Communications Chief

US Embassy, NATO, Nicosia, Cyprus

Installed and operated secure high frequency radios, created a sanitized environment to emplace secure telephone communications. Responsible for setting up and maintaining the TACSAT radio for the embassies in Cypress and Beirut, Lebanon while doing a three month rotation to each embassy. Supported TACSAT communications to embassies in Beirut and Cypress. Provided secure communications link with NATO aircraft running classified missions

January 1996 – March 1999 Information Systems Operator/Maintainer

Wiesbaden Army Airfield, Germany

Provided secure communications between the Apaches, Chinooks, and the Brigade Headquarters during high profile missions. Responsible for the testing and turn-in of defective software, computers and communication equipment.

May 1994 – December 1995 Tactical Operations Specialist

Fort Stewart, GA

Responsible for secure TOC communications between the Brigade, Battalion and subordinate units. Assisted the S-3 battle captain in plotting units and tracking battles on the map. Lead track driver and communications specialist for the Brigade Commander.

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