Jeffrey A Young

**** ******* ***.

Grover Beach

Calif. 93433

Country of citizenship:

United States of America

Veterans' Preference:

No

Highest Grade: GS-9-0334-5, 01/2001-01/2003

AVAILABILITY Job Type: Part time

DESIRED LOCATIONS - US

WORK EXPERIENCE Defense Logistics Agency 5/2009 - Present

Hill Air Force Base, Utah US

Grade Level: GS-07

Salary: 45741 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Inventory Management Specialist, 2010

Provided comprehensive and effective materiel management support to the Shop Service Center (SSC).

The SSC supports maintenance production areas responsible for manufacture, repair, overhaul, and/or modification of complex weapon systems and/or weapon system spare parts.

Coordinated production materiel requirements, and control the release of critical assets to supported customers.

Managed the SSC awaiting parts (AWP) Program. Ensured critical assets are on order and links asset requisitions to the frustrated weapon system component (end item).

Also ordered required spares from other non-Department of Defense (DOD) sources when traditional DOD sources fail to support requirements.

Monitored repair priorities. Ensured all locally purchased assets meet all required Air Force Specifications.

Effectively initiated efforts to obtain compliance with all required Air Force specifications and AWP criteria.

Appropriately recommended new and/or changed parts strategies to solve material support problems.

Using existing management products, listings, maintenance and supply systems to correct out-of-balance conditions.

Used experience and knowledge to solve complex problems and disconnects between maintenance and supply systems.

1. Ensured accurate accountability records for DIOH/DIFM/DOTM are maintained by efficiently tracking system discrepancies and resolving complex problems.

2. Established good rapport with other SSC personnel, supervisors and others within the immediate organization and/or related or support activities to resolve out-of-balance conditions. Established critical retail stock levels and recommends SSC stock levels. Applied practical knowledge of a wide variety of inventory management principles, concepts, and methods to effectively size and maintain appropriate buffer stocks in support of depot maintenance. Managed stocks are comprised of a wide variety of commodities such as raw materials, complex electronic components, critical aircraft spares, and piece parts. Stock levels may be basic stock levels, adjusted stock levels, or special requirement levels (e.g., Floating Stocks/Spares). Used sound judgment to build or recommend the best range and depth of stock based on known requirements and anticipated demands.

Managed readiness base leveling allocations of shop replacement units used by supported maintenance shops. Coordinates allocation changes with the appropriate item manager.

Thoroughly reviewed material support posture of items needed to maintain production, developing appropriate levels of stock to ensure maximum supply support effectiveness.

Assessed the validity of material requirements received and promptly determines the level of support that can be provided; assures that long-range planning is accomplished and that timely actions are initiated to preposition material for continuing support of assigned SSC.

3. Support the fast fighters with system that include D035, D043, DSS and EBS.

USPFO for California 12/2005 - 8/2008

Grade Level: 07

Salary: 42,000 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Inventory Management Specialist, GS

As an inventory manager, I am responsible for managing munitions in accordance with Standard Army Ammunition Systems Modernized (SAAS-MOD) which is the automated data information system for most of all the CalGuard conventional ammunition & Class V missile inventory.

This provides inventory management for ammunitions for most of the California Army National Guard which has around 17,000 guards men. Maintain technical ammunition files on munitions data, catalog data & stock fund items in the supply system.

I do have knowledge of the inter-relationships between supply management, distribution and various automated system, for example NLAC, TAMIS-R and of course SAAS-MOD.

This requires the knowledge and skills which I have in adapting analytical techniques and evaluating criteria to improve program effectiveness and organizational productivity.

I can help provide in developing new or modified work methods for your organization which include records and files, management processes, guideline and procedures.

USPFO for California 1/2003 - 11/2005

Grade Level: GS-07

Salary: 22.45 USD Per Hour

Hours per week: 40

Supply Specialist, 0335

Manager for assigned materials: maintained accounting reports for

federal property. Performed routine phases of material accountability;

reviewed justification and approved issues for emergency requests. Managed

and reviewed supply transactions based on dollar limitations, status of

Obligation Authority (OA), status of consumer funds and verifying with

requisitioning activity. Responsible for managing the DOD activity

Address File (DODAAF) to include additions, changes and deletions ;

maintained contacts with customers for critical shortages; drafted

correspondence pertaining to individual transactions or stock numbers for

assigned materials.

KSA's - Knowledge of standard methods of receipt or material order

documentation control and material processing.

Knowledge of policies and regulations regarding storage space controls

, stock location systems, layouts, and storage techniques.

Ability to establish and maintain effective work relationships.

Knowledge of regulations and mechanized/statistical techniques in the

computation and forecasting of quantitative requirements.

Knowledge of regulatory requirements governing the accounting for the

government property.

Ability to research information.

Knowledge of how to fill out, post, file, control, or code supply

documents or transactions.

Backup and restored a Solaris based system which is the Standard Army Retail Supply System (SARSS). We supply all the California Army National Guard with equipment, guns, ammo, meals, clothing and other miscellaneous items.

USPFO 1/1990 - 1/2003

Grade Level: GS-09

Salary: 49000 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Computer Specialist/Database Administrator, 0334

Activated large scale computers - Unisys and H.P. series computers. Knowledge of overall design, function and approach of these standard systems. Identifying malfunctions and performing corrective action to ensure complete system recovery. Assisted in updating systems with new version of software.

Modifies the storage structure and correlation between databases. Assists in Administering multiple DBMS software designs. Optimizes the DBMS configuration by adding, removing, or relocating files and structures. Interacts nationally with peers and other IS sources outside of the agency to resolve hardware/DBMS problems. Reviews security provisions to ensure authorized access and integrity of the DBMS.

Performs other duties as assigned.

EDUCATION Oracle University

Los Angeles, California US

Certification - 8/2003

Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:

The course was designed to give the Oracle database administrator (DBA) a firm foundation in basic administrative tasks and provide the necessary knowledge and skills to set up, maintain, and troubleshoot an Oracle7, Oracle8, or Oracle8i database. I learned to startup and shutdown a database, create a database, manage file and database storage, and manage users and their privileges.

Oracle University

Los Angeles, California US

Certification - 2/2002

Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:

The class covered the concepts of relational databases and the powerful SQL and PL/SQL programming languages. We were taught to create and maintain database objects and to store, retrieve, and manipulate data.

In addition, we learned to create PL/SQL blocks of application code that that could be shared by multiple forms, reports, and data management applications. Demonstrations and hands-on practice reinforce the fundamental concepts.

Allan Hancock College

Santa Maria, Calif. US

Associate Degree - 5/1983

168 Semester Hours

GPA: 3.00 out of 4.00

Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:

Emphasis on business.

LANGUAGES Spanish

Spoken: Intermediate

Written: Intermediate

Read: Intermediate

AFFILIATIONS Moose Lodge

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