Management Electrical

Cornelius H. Jackson

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Woodbridge, VA 22191

(240) 316 - 5938

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

Objective:

Obtain a career wherein I challenged.

Skills:

• Excellent verbal and written communication

• Great at multi-tasking and time management

• Quick study, intelligent, independent worker

• Strong analytical and algorithmic thinker

Related Computer Experiences:

Access, Visual Basic, Pascal, Fortran, Cobol, HTML5, CSS3, C#, C++

Professional Experience:

August 2011 – June 2013 Research Analyst, Global Patent Solutions

Duties includes: Examining PCT applications in CLIN 3 which focused on Physical

Sciences (Measuring and Testing, Radiation, Optics, Semiconductors, Nanodevices,

Music, Nuclear Engineering, High Temperature Superconductors) and Electrical (Control

Systems, Electrical Circuits and Components, Lighting, Power Generation, Conversion,

and Distribution, Printers and Recorders) inventions, such as non-curvilinear led

luminaries and other luminaire devices, a vibrating radar sensor device for detecting

movement and velocity of external objects within or around a particular radar sensor

field, magnetic element with improved out-of-plane anisotropy for spintronic

applications, light emitting diode (LED) arrays including direct die attach and related

assemblies, flat optical fiber lighting assembly with integrated electrical circuitry, a

circuit breaker monitoring system may monitor both at least one gas characteristic of a

gas surrounding the circuit breaker and at least one fault arc energy characteristic, system and method for mounting one or more photovoltaic modules includes one or more

flexible rods and self-powered light-seeking apparatus and photovoltaic cells with light

concentrating means, systems and methods for tracking an object's position and

orientation within a room using patterns projected onto an interior surface of the room.

Ensuring the applications comply with the rules and regulations set forth in the MPEP

and determining the novelty and/or lack of inventive step of the claimed invention.

July 2010 - May 2011 General E.E./Physics Patent Searcher, Self Contractor

Accomplishments: Worked independently as a contractor, examining and researching

technical documents for novelty, determining their scope, and communicating the

research in a written nontechnical report, explaining the nuances of the documents.

Apr. 2006 - July 2009 Project Analyst, IGT

Accomplishments: Researched and presented information to executive management and

management level audiences on newly developed software, products, and patents,

resulting in prosperous licensing agreements and purchases. Analyzed and tested new

software for programming errors/bugs used for importing records into a SQL database.

Researched inventive ideas and writing disclosures to be submitted for patenting,

analyzing products for Intellectual Property (IP) usage, examining competitor's IP

portfolio and presenting written and oral reports.

Aug. 2000 - July 2005 Patent Examiner, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Accomplishments: Examined and researched technical documents for novelty,

determining their scope, and communicating the research in a written nontechnical report,

explaining the nuances of the documents, resulting in high production and four

promotions within a five year period, as I started as a GS level 7 and left as a GS level 12.

July 1999 - Sept. 1999 Officer Trainee, US Air Force

Accomplishments: Learned and demonstrated leadership, group management, time

management, logistic, safety, multi-tasking, problem solving and communications skills

in an everyday work environment.

Aug. 1997 - Mar. 1998 Laboratory Assistant, Center for Material Research

Accomplishments: Developed and designed tests to study the various characteristics of

newly created crystals for its use as a computer memory storage device.

May 1997 – Aug. 1997 Computer Programmer, NASA Langley

Accomplishments: Coded a program in Fortran to model the operation of a Q-switched

laser to determine the maximum output energy using minimum input pumping energy for

the laser that was being built.

Education:

Norfolk State University, B.S in Physics, Aug. 1992-May 1996, cum laude

Strayer University and Kaplan University, courses in Information Systems,

Sept. 2005-Present.

Awards Honors and Activities:

Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society

Norfolk State University’s Outstanding Physics Student of the Year Award (1996)

Dozoretz National Institute for Mathematics and Applied Sciences Scholar

Cornelius H. Jackson

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