Gilbert Otero

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787-***-***** acuox0@r.postjobfree.com

Citizenship: USA SSN: ***-**-**** Veteran’s Preference: 10 points Clearance: Active SECRET Deployments: 3

Profile:

High-powered, creative and a accomplished professional. Over 6 years in telecommunication experience with the US Army. Exemplify strategic planning, organizational, and communication skills combined with remarkable background in electrical and mechanical maintenance. Familiar with policies, procedures, equipment, materials and supplies relevant to the construction, operation, maintenance, and repair of facilities and infrastructures. Creative troubleshooter with the aptitude to identify problems and execute practical solutions. Deliver high performance under stress, and illustrate strategic perspective and long-term vision to ensure win-win outcomes.

Highly self motivated and directed, with keen attention to detail.

Advance MS Office proficiency; Excel, Word, Power Point, And Outlook (SIPR & NIPR Accounts).

Available for various assignments in CONUS/OCONUS sites for extended terms

Able to effectively prioritize tasks in a high-pressure environment.

Strong interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills.

Strong availability to work 12+ hours a day in any environments. Extreme hot or cold

Quality Control and Assurance, Time and Budget Constraints, Staff Development and Leadership.

Academic Education:

Certification,(Feb 2010), ARCENT University Kuwait 09306 Major: Fiber Optics, (GPA 4.00)

Certification,(Sep 2009), Ft. Benning GA USA 31905 Major: Ku Satellite Tactical Terminal, (GPA 4.00)

Certification,(Mar 2009), Ft. Benning GA USA 31905 Major: War Fighter Information Network, (GPA 4.00)

Certification,(Apr 2008), Ft. Benning GA USA 31905 Major: Multi-Channel Trans Systems, (GPA 4.00)

Associates,(May 2003), IBC University Hato Rey PR 00921 Major: Culinary Arts, (GPA 3.50)

HS Diploma,(May 2002), IMEI Rio Piedras PR 00925, (GPA 3.35)

Employment History:

OSP/ISP Fiber Cable Engineer Claro Communications- Carolina, Puerto Rico

08/14 to 10/15 (40 hours per week) Supervisor- Jonathan Ruiz

Starting Salary: $20 hour Ending Salary: $29 hour

Soldered through hole and fiber optic components, performed mechanical assembly-carriers, assembled optical cables (buffed with fiber optic), performed visual inspection including parts identification and orientation, completed documents and packing units ready for shipping, trained new employees with fiber optic. Terminated SC, ST, FC, LC, Unicam, Hotmelt, Raychem, Tyco, 3M closures. Troubleshooting, OTDR, Loss Tests, VFL, Talk Set, Fiber Identifier. Aerial/ underground, mid-entry, hot cut, cable terminations. Proficient fusion splicing SM/ MM, & Ribbon fiber. Install fiber/copper cables in underground & aerial enclosures. Terminated 96ct - 240ct fiber in OSP cabinets. Install Raychem, Coyote, and Corning closures.

OSP/ISP Cable Installer Envistacom- Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan

12/11 to 12/12 (60 hours per week) Supervisor- Tom Proctor

Starting Salary: $100,000 Ending Salary: $100,000

Pull telecommunications cabling through a wide variety of building architectures (both permanent and temporary, including tactical) through buried conduit (outside plant) routed between buildings, ceilings, raised floors and cable troths. Terminate Category 5 UTP, coaxial, and fiber optic cables at designated work stations and in telecommunication closets and distribution frames. Worked with a complete range of structure data cable installation services with the installation of internal structured cabling using FTP, UTP, twisted pair, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a and Cat7 types cables. Installation of internal fiber networks to cross site fiber optic cables up to 10km including fiber optic cabling and fiber optic transmission equipment and termination solutions.

ISP/OSP Technician 2 ITT Systems- Kandahar, Afghanistan.

11/10 to 11/11 (60 hours per week) Supervisor- David Kennedy

Starting Salary: $135,000 a year Ending Salary: $135,000 a year

Utilize solid skills in operating and maintaining defense switch network. Maintained and installed SIPR, NIPR and CENTRIX switches on military network. Assume full responsibility in repairing phones, computer, and VoIP phones. Conduct site survey, order materials, and completed all installations. Administer the installation of outside and interior copper and fiber optic cabling, fiber optic modems, ducts, conduit, Panduit, cable racks, and other support structures for the protection and aesthetics of telecommunication cables equipment, fiber patch panels, analog and digital copper patch panels, main and intermediate distribution frames, lightning protection, and supporting ground and power connections. Operate personnel lifts and forklifts. Installed more than 1000 copper cabling drops and 400 fiber optic cabling drops and the creation of a fiber ring for 32 buildings and 5 ADNs.

ISP/OSP Fiber Optic Technician US Army 35th Sig Bn- Al Basrah, Iraq

10/09 to 10/10 (60 hours per week) Supervisor- SGT Porrata

Starting Salary: $50,000 a year Ending Salary: $60,000 a year

Supervised and assisted in the installation of seven area distribution nodes, 17 telecommunication closets, and one Technical Control Facility, which gave connectivity to 2,600 Local Area Network (LAN) customers and 2,000 voice customers for the Horn of Africa. Instrumental in the installation and termination of over 150 miles of multi-conductor cable, which included over 3,600 multi-conductor cable splices, and over 90 miles of fiber optic cable. Install and worked in manhole and conduit ducting systems. Installed, pulled, and test fiber optic, copper, and coaxial cabling. Installed fiber for the 3345th Counter Rocket Artillery Mortar (CRAM) the BETTS-C antennas all around the COB, for the 1st Infantry Division Operations Center (BDOC) and to the 17th Fire BDE, with all were connected to the PGSS program (Aerostat) that monitors all activities in and around the COB Basrah footprint.

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