Electronics and Satellite Communication Technician

Osie Lee Stewart III

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Somerset, NJ 08873

Cell: 732-***-****

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

Objective: Seeking a career in telecommunications, or as an electronics

technician/maintainer.

Held positions as such, plus as an electrician, field service rep., integrator and

prototyper using electronics and metal fabrication.

CAREER

CLEARANCE LEVEL: TS/SCI active since 01/15/1999

CACI, Inc.: Defense Contractor (04/2007 - Present), Eatontown, NJ

Held the position of Electronics Technician II, working under the S-3 and I2WD

Contract, employed in the designing, building, troubleshooting and maintaining of

the OGS / DIG-E / SIP-C / GGB Intelligence gathering/collating Guardrail /

Common Sensor System, as well as the Tatteran / Trojan Satellite Communication

System.

Worked with NSA, DIA and the CIA to create a symbiosis between these systems

and the existing military, Pentagon and JWICS systems.

Extensive knowledge and understanding of metal work, to include hands on

prototyping of special parts and pieces, electrical systems and circuitry to

facilitate the completion of each system.

Deployed to Savannah, GA and Germany to upgrade the systems while in the

field.

Placed in direct charge of the Work Shop Operations, becoming Lead Tech / Shop

Foreman, and with the help of the lead engineer, re-designed and re-engineered

the systems for better efficiency in a tighter / smaller package while cutting costs

and weight.

Facilitated the guidance and instruction of new hires.

In charge of controlling inventory and placing orders. Created a living Electrical

Build of Materials to help facilitate this.

Worked on and re-engineered all electrical drawings and schematics using

Solidworks, AutoCAD, and DraftSight software.

US Army: as a 33W (Electronic Warfare/Intercept Systems Repairer)

Tour: 06/1998 – 09/2006, Honorable Discharge. Rank: E4 (Specialist)

Units: 1st MI BN (11/27/2002 – 09/30/2006), Wiesbaden, Germany – SIEW Technician

Maintained the GR/CS (Guardrail/Common Sensor) System which is an airborne

communication intercepting system.

Deployed with this system twice to Iraq, working on the flightline in direct

support of the Guardrail System.

Named Senior Supervisor and placed in charge of the systems maintenance and

functionality, as well as instructing other soldiers on the proper usage and

troubleshooting techniques of the system.

In charge of ‘pre-flighting’ the aircraft, while deployed, which entails getting

them ready for mission and fixing any last minute problems before the aircraft

flew.

In charge of maintaining mission equipment and keeping all electronics up to

military standard.

66th MI GRP (09/29/1999 – 11/27/2002), Darmstadt, Germany – DISE Tech

Maintaining the Trojan SPIRIT – a satellite communication system and JMICS

(Joint Mobile Integrated Communication System) – a deployable video

teleconference system that also provides a TS/SIPR LAN.

Deployed with these systems to Macedonia and Kosovo during the Balkans Peace

Keeping Missions. Working hand in hand with NATO, CIA and other intelligence

bureaus.

Named Senior Technician, put in charge of deployment exercises and instructing

other soldiers on the proper usage and troubleshooting techniques of the systems.

Placed in charge of the JMICS System and all its components. Directly

responsible for its setup and operation.

EDUCATION

AIT (Advanced Individual Training): Ft. Huachuca, AZ (10/01/1998 - 08/01/1999)

Studying from basic to in-depth electrical workings, implementation, and overall

systems understanding.

Additional Education: 40 hour blocks of Instruction up to an Associate’s Degree level of

education of all parts and inner-workings of major US Army Telecommunications

systems. This would be the Trojan SPIRIT Satellite Communication training

course, the JMICS Deployable LAN and Video Teleconferencing System training

course and the Guardrail Common Sensor signals intercepting / and triangulation

system. All training included, but not limited to:

- IDNX (Integrated Digital Network eXchange) training

- SIPR / TS level networking training

- DF (Direction Finding) Subsystem training

- SCAR (Signal Classification and Recognition) Subsystem training

- ICDL (Interoperable Communication Data Link) Subsystem training

- CHAALS Subsystem training

- “Guardian Eagle” Subsystem training

- AQL Subsystem training

- Linux / Red Hat

All training was performed and overseen by each company’s Senior Field Service

Representative. These companies; ManTech, General Dynamics and L3; were

directly responsible for the creation and maintenance of these systems.

NOTABLES

Current NJ Driver’s License

Current Military HMMW-V License

Current Forklift License

Signals Intelligence and Electronic Warfare

Liebert Power Systems Experience

Excel

Microsoft Office

SolidWorks Experience

DraftSight Experience

AutoCAD Experience

3.7 GPA in High School

National Honors Society Member

JROTC Member

VFW Member

SUPPLEMENTAL DATA

Citizenship: USA

Gender: Male

Home of Residence: Somerset, NJ

Employment Preference: Full-Time, and Permanent, located in New Jersey.

Medals Awarded: Army Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon, Army Commendation Medal,

Joint Service Achievement Medal, Army Achievement Medal (three times

awarded), Army Good Conduct Medal (twice awarded), National Service Defense

Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (twice awarded), Kosovo Campaign

Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal (twice awarded), Global War on Terrorism

Expeditionary Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Army Service

Ribbon, Army Overseas Ribbon (twice awarded), NATO Medal, Army

Meritorious Unit Citation Ribbon (awarded four times) and Army Superior Unit

Award Ribbon

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