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Location:
Valdosta, GA
Posted:
September 04, 2023

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THERRELL FLOWERS

**** ********** ** ******* *****: 1-706-***-****

Valdosta, GA 31602 Day Phone: 1-229-***-****

************@*****.*** DSN: 312-***-****

SECURITY CLEARANCE: Top Secret /SCI (expires: 24 OCT 2027)

Summary of Qualification

DoD Directive 8570.1 IAT Level II and IAM Level I certified Information Technology Specialist with 10+ years of experience capable of providing Tier I through III support, configuration and lifecycle management, cybersecurity and information assurance, acquisition support and leadership. In-depth expertise in the implementation, analysis, optimization, troubleshooting, and documentation of LAN/WAN network systems. Multi-task oriented professional with proven ability to work within or to lead diverse teams.

Skills and Certifications

MCSA Server 2016

MCP 2003/2016

COMPTIA SEC+ CE

COMPTIA NET+ CE

MCSA Server 2003

ITIL v3 Foundation

DISA Defense Enterprise Provisioning Online (DEPO) Entitlement Manager

Local COMSEC Management Software Operator Course (LCMS)

Standardized COMSEC Custodian Course (SCCC)

DoD 8570 Information Assurance Training Level Certified (IAT-III/ IAM-I)

Experience

IT Support Specialist - DLA ESD II

ASM Research

Supervisor: Mr. Don Ward, *****@****.***, 703-***-****

SEPT 2022 – Present

40+ Hours per Week

Diagnose and resolve problems in response to customer reported incidents

Plan and analyze work processes

Research and report trends and patterns of problems

Develop training materials and perform computing/information system training sessions

Develop and maintain problem tracking databases

Install, troubleshoot, and maintain hardware and software

Perform backup and recovery operations

Consult with users to identify needs and requirements

Conduct feasibility studies and trade-off analyses

Prepare business cases, and ensure the rigorous application of information security/Cybersecurity policies, principles, and practices

Support spans desktop, server, and network components

Resolve issues within SAPGui

Use ServiceNow (SNOW) for service desk requests

IT Support Technician III/ Lead (Remote)

Behavioral Health Link (BHL)

Supervisor: Mr. Robert Adams, *******@*******.***, 480-***-****

SEPT 2021 – Present

40+ Hours per Week

Provide technical and operational support and administration of infrastructure to include cloud services, databases, 0365, BHL SaaS Platform support, and Azure AD services.

Ensure computer systems function as expected, are maintained on a regular schedule, and are protected from internal and external threats

Administer Windows Servers, Active Directory, and Exchange

Maintain and administer enterprise anti-virus, patch management, security mitigation, email, and software suites

Perform regular network and system monitoring, troubleshooting, and repairing any identified or end user reported issues

Utilize enterprise ticket management systems for problem resolution, evidence capture, and trend analysis

Interface with internal and external customers and vendors to determine network infrastructure needs

Document all systems administration configuration processes and installation procedures

Administer the creation, operation, permission modification, and deletion of username and passwords of authorized system users

Provide prompt, efficient, and courteous end-user support

Train junior systems staff and technical support personnel on the maintenance of new systems, workstations, and other general office equipment attached to the network

Lead a small team of IT Support Technicians

Employ excellent communication and people skills to instill confidence in customers

Use JIRA for service desk requests

Journeyman-Level IT Specialist/ Systems Administrator

23rd Wing Moody AFB, Exeter Government Services

Supervisor: Mr. Rick Bateman, ********@*********.***, 301-***-**** Ext. 239

FEB 2020 – SEPT 2022

40+ Hours per Week

Individually recruited for this position

Responsible for Site-wide JWICS Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence (C4I)

Ensure JWICS/SIPR/NIPR workstations, peripherals, communications devices, and operating system/application software are properly configured for network operation, comply with all cybersecurity directives and are on-line and are available to customers

JWICS account management, network storage, local authentication servers, file servers, user privileges, local group policy, local software testing, restoration operations, contingency planning, and data is securely backed up

Perform JWICS specific configuration management and system maintenance to on computers, servers, and all related software and peripherals

Create/migrate JWICS user mailboxes, managed distribution groups, and mail contacts through Air Force NetIQ Directory and Resource Administrator (DRA)

Create/manage JWICS distribution lists, security groups and accounts in Air Force NetIQ Directory and Resource Administrator (DRA)

Implement software patches and cybersecurity directives as required by the network operations and security center or program management office

Manage network individual role-based access controls to systems and equipment

Use remote desktop and Dameware providing Tier II and III troubleshooting support to local administrators at remote sites

Use ITSM/BMC Service Request Management Suite (Remedy) for service desk requests

Ensure security patching is completed, and push JAVA, Notice to Airman (NOTAMS) and Time Compliance Network Order (TCNO) patches to AF JWICS Enterprise

Perform investigative administration to incident response operations in support of Cyber Security Operations Center for malware, spyware, Trojans, unauthorized software, or data spillage

Responsible for troubleshooting, network fault isolations, software upgrades to workstations and servers to include COTS and Government Off-The-Shelf (GOTS) software suites

SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR, MID CTR

23rd CS/ NCC Moody AFB, Telos Corporation

Supervisor: Mr. Stephen Little, *******.******.*.***@**.**.***, 229-***-****

APR 2019 – JAN 2020

40+ Hours per Week

Provided systems administration support for systems, servers, workstations, peripherals, communications devices, and software are on-line and supported

Maintained and managed Domain Name Service (DNS) for AETC Active Directory (AD) enterprise

Ensured servers, workstations, peripherals, communications devices, and operating system/application software are deployed in accordance with configuration and lifecycle management directives for network operation, are on-line and are available to customers.

Assigned and maintained user IDs and passwords. Administer user privileges on the system

Performed all system maintenance to ensure compliance with cybersecurity directives

Created/migrated user accounts and mailboxes, managed distribution groups, and mail contacts through Air Force NetIQ Directory and Resource Administrator (DRA)

Created/managed distribution lists, security groups and accounts in Air Force NetIQ Directory and Resource Administrator (DRA)

Implemented software patches and security fixes as required by the network operations and security center or program management office

Tested and validated the proper operation and configuration with appropriate patches and fixes, as required above, prior to restoring any device to the network.

Managed network rights and access to systems and equipment

Used remote desktop and Dameware to troubleshoot and provide Tiers I and II support to local administrators located at remote sites.

Used ITSM/BMC Service Request Management Suite (Remedy) for trouble tickets

Implemented security protocol’s, Information Assurance Vulnerability Alerts (IAVA’s), mitigating security vulnerabilities and risks based on current cyber security standards

Administered Assured Compliance Assessment Solution (ACAS) scans for entire Moody AFB footprint

Enforced Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) requirements using Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) scans for NIPR/SIPR servers

Responsible for troubleshooting, network fault isolations, software upgrades to workstations and servers to include COTS and Government Off-The-Shelf (GOTS) software suites

SUPERVISOR, INFORMATION SYSTEMS SPECIALIST U.S. ARMY

650th MI Group, Allied Command Counterintelligence, SHAPE Belgium

Supervisor: Mr. George Cesonis; ******.*******@*****.***, 706-***-****

JULY 2016 – MAR 2019

40+ Hours per Week

Provided configuration, lifecycle, and cybersecurity support for 22 sites and five networks (JWICS, SIPR, NIPR, BICES, and NATO) of varying classifications spanning Europe, Afghanistan, and the United States as NATO’s only counterintelligence group

Received personal recognition for work in passing BICES and SIPRNet accreditations and an Army G-2 Inspector General Inspection. Service Desk and Systems Administration inspections were all flawless

Created/migrated user mailboxes, managed distribution groups, and mail contacts through Exchange management console

Managed mobile devices (iPhone) for unclassified communications, creating accounts, configuring phones, and issuing devices to approved permanent and temporary users

Created/managed distribution lists, security groups and accounts in Active Directory (AD)

Managed user role-based access controls and network rights to systems and equipment in Active Directory

Maintained and managed Domain Name Service (DNS) for Active Directory (AD) enterprise

Used remote desktop and Dameware to troubleshoot remote sites and provide support to local administrators in remote locations

Migrated mailboxes between six exchange servers when maintenance or issues arose: resulting in minimal downtime

Coordinated between organization and NATO Communications and Information’s (NCI) Agency for all coalition IT issues at individual locations

Leveraged SCCM to image dell 7010, 9020, and 7050 from WIN7 to WIN10 using PXE boot over the network which provided expedited deployment and reduced user downtime

Used ITSM/BMC Service Request Management Suite (Remedy) for trouble ticket submission of over 350 tickets

Assisted in configuration and deployment of first-ever mobile-BICES for a high-level NATO exercise throughout the Scandinavian countries allowing real-time secure exchange of VTC and counterintelligence data between NATO and partner nations. Personally, led the communication section support for one critical site.

Configured and tested Cisco VTC’s EX60, EX90, VoIP Phones 8865, and 9971; enabled VIP’s and staff ability to conduct video and voice calls and meetings on multiple networks

Implemented security protocol’s, Information Assurance Vulnerability Alerts (IAVA’s), mitigating security vulnerabilities and risks based on current cyber security standards

Troubleshoot 802.1x and port security issues on client/access switches; enables imaging and connectivity

Managed the hand receipt and accountability of over $1million of IT equipment with 100% accountability for the entire S6

Project manager for lifecycle replacement for all IT equipment for 22 sites spanning Europe, Afghanistan, and the United States; personally, supported the lifecycle and complete updates of seven sites

Rebuilt virtual file and print servers using VMWARE vSphere 6.7 Web Client

Traveled to remote locations to rekey type 1 High Assurance Internet Protocol Encryptor (HAIPE) KG-175D and KG-175A TACLANE’s with COMSEC keys and replace them when needed; ensuring continued connectivity; always selected for hands-on missions when sites required rekey

Managed Tier 2 service desk that provides support to 220 users and over 700 assets

Meticulously maintained IT asset management and configuration records in the Army G-2’s Automated Systems Integration Database (ASID) to track all configuration items with documentation and configuration management

Ensured all lifecycle management was planned, implemented, and tracked. This included preplanning, packaging, and shipping equipment; ensuring COMSEC was prepared with transport authorization; travel teams rehearsed; equipment was properly installed with all cyber-related directives (patches and physical security requirements); and all was entered into the configuration management database

Administered Microsoft WSUS for automated patch management ensuring security posture was always inspection-ready

Lead Technician responsible for troubleshooting, network fault isolations, software upgrades to workstations and servers to include COTS and Government Off-The-Shelf (GOTS) software suites

Maximized Army Training and Certification Tracking System (ATCTS) to analyze and track all cyber awareness training and Acceptable Use Policies (AUP) ensuring 100% of users had correct authorization

Worked with a highly secure environment using RSAT tools

Performed Active Directory Services administration and management to include design, cleanup and routine maintenance and configuration

Developed and managed organizational units (OU) in Active Directory

Primarily responsible for the CM Database and asset tracking for both hardware and software

Coordinated between organization and the NATO Communications and Information’s (NCI) Agency for all coalition IT issues

SUPERVISOR, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CHIEF U.S. ARMY

1st Cavalry Division G6, Ft Hood TX

Supervisor: Ms. Jennifer Liles ********.*.*****.***@****.***, 703-***-****

JANUARY 2015 – JULY 2016

40+ Hours per Week

Supervised, planned, coordinated, and directed the employment, operations, management, and unit level maintenance of all the companies automated systems over four networks

Led all lifecycle implementation of equipment ensuring technology kept pace with mission requirements

Tracked and provided updates to the unit’s configuration management database

Provided technical advice to the Senior Management and staff on new hardware, operating systems, and applications software

Ensured the readiness, health, welfare, and training of 16 employees: lead to increase in morale and promotions

Made coordination with the Ft. Hood Network Enterprise Center to get two employees in the 90-day integration program; resulted in elevated help desk rights

Directed lifecycle replacement of 512 laptops, 28 printers, and 26 VTC suites worth over $850,000 with no loss of equipment

Facilitated the upgrade of 5,765 computers across the company from 32-bit to 64-bit operating systems with zero downtime

Mentored one of my employees to earn his CCENT certification with a first-time certification “Go”

COMPUTER NETWORK DEFENSE PLANS COORDINATOR U.S. ARMY

Combined Joint Task Force (CJTF)-1CD, RC-South Afghanistan

Supervisor: Ms. Jennifer Liles, ********.*.*****.***@****.***, 703-***-****

January 2014 – January 2015

40+ Hours per Week

Served as the principal IT advisor to the Afghan National Army (ANA) 205th Corps Assistant Chief of Staff for Information Management (G6) staff and Corps Signal Battalion (CSK)

Liaison for Regional Command South (RC-S), 205th Coalition Advisory Team (CAT), and the 205th Corps G6

Tracked and reported training, operations, and sustainment

Served as the Information Assurance Manager (IAM), Communications Security (COMSEC) Custodian, and Helpdesk Administrator

Selected to work as the Kandahar Intelligence Fusion Center (KIFC) Systems Control Center (SYSCON) Manager; provided all IT support for the 50-person CJ2 agency

Administered the file server and Active directory (AD) for eight U.S. and Coalition companies; increased information sharing by 90%

Provided system administrator functions on four separate enclaves for over 200 users

Created a Standard Operating Procedure that was adopted by the company

Closed 24 COMSEC accounts and transferred the remaining 27 to new company

Managed and accounted for 1,700 U.S. and NATO cryptographic keys as well as $70,000 in equipment

CYBER NETWORK DEFENSE PLANS COORDINATOR U.S. ARMY

1st Cavalry Division G6, Ft Hood TX

Supervisor: Ms. Jennifer Liles, ********.*.*****.***@****.***, 703-***-****

January 2013 – January 2014

40+ Hours per Week

Implemented Information Assurance (IA) and Computer Network Defense techniques

Assisted the IAM in planning, securing, and ensuring policy adherence for over 6,000 tactical and support information systems for the company staff and 24,000 employees

Created a new system that provided the director a snapshot result of the overall company IA Compliance; decreased time to produce analytical statistics by 95%

Provided essential training to 26 staff section power users

Created a system for hard drive destruction

Ensured all the company IT equipment was scanned and patched prior to four exercises and prepared for worldwide deployments

Enforced Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) requirements

GEOGRAPHIC COMBAT COMMANDS/ ARMY SERVICE COMPONENT COMMAND IT COORDINATOR U.S. ARMY 1st Signal Brigade, South Korea

Supervisor: Mr. Robert Beagle, *********@*****.***, 703-***-****

January 2012 – January 2013

40+ Hours per Week

Directly supported the United Nations Command (UNC) Combined Forces Command (CFC) United States Forces Korea (USFK) UNC/CFC/USFK CEO with IT support at the headquarters office, quarters and while traveling in Korea and worldwide

Established and operated a forward based 24-hour control center with three networks

Controlled $1 million worth of travel equipment

Maintained inventories of all unit configuration items

Executed 10 international missions in support of the CEO with zero failures

Executed seven CONUS missions and over 25 missions with the peninsula

Provided guidance and training to the CEO and staff on tactical IT equipment

My team provided over 300 hours of uninterrupted connectivity and IT services during two Korean objectives

Provided training to 12 employees on mobile communications kits and remote site VTC’s

Sole caretaker of classified materials and COMSEC Controlled Items (CCI) equipment while traveling over 98,000 miles with zero loss or incidents

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST / MID-LEVEL MANAGER U.S. ARMY

Warrior Transition Brigade, Ft Hood TX

Supervisor: Mr. Kyle Crump, ****.*.*****.***@****.***, 254-***-****

November 2010 – December 2011

40+ Hours per Week

Provided customer support for mid-tier client/server software for mission-essential computer systems

Analyzed computer systems and determined the best procedures to follow to maintain and restore operational systems

Processed over 1,250 work orders in a five-month period resulting in a 95% decrease in wait time of work order completion

Successfully transferred over 450 user’s data from Blackberry curves to Blackberry bolds with 100% accuracy

Supervised the relocation of eight social workers resulting in 0% impact to patient care

Installed and maintained of over 2,500 communications items valued over $1.5 million

Managed the Brigades sprint cell phone bill in excess of $30K per month and monitored all overages and misuse of each device

Supervised automations operations on two networks for over 200 computer and 400 users

Supervised training programs to ensure proficiency and development of unit system administrators

Arranged higher level and contractor support for all assigned equipment

Maintained accountability of over $120,000 worth of automations equipment with zero loss

Received a 95% rating during the Ft Hood Defense Information Systems Agency inspection

Established the NIPR and SIPR Tenant Security Plan (TSP) and SOP; enabled the access to the NIPR and SIPR networks

Coordinated training with the Network Enterprise Center (NEC); resulted in 10 new system administrators

Improved the processing rate of work orders from 60% to 90% within two months

Executed security scans, patching, and anti-virus updates on over 100 laptops and 30 servers

Maintained and operated the Windows Server Update Service (WSUS), Symantec Anti-Virus, Symantec Backup, Exchange, and SharePoint servers

Directly responsible for scanning and monitoring network resources and systems

Trained 60 company admin’s; increased the technical skills and improved automation support throughout the company

Successfully managed 18 SIPR servers; ensuring critical data availability to conduct combat missions

Education

Associate of General Studies, Central Texas College, Killeen, Texas

U.S. Army: Battle Command Common Server (BCCS) Administrator Course

U.S. Army: Global Command and Control System-Army (GCCS-A)

U.S. Army: Network Operations Security Course-D

U.S. Army: Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T)

U.S. Army: Information Assurance Fundamentals (IAF)

U.S. Army: System Administrator Network Manager Security (SA/NM)

U.S. Army: Defense/Tactical Messaging System (DMS/TMS) Course

U.S. Army: Retina

References

Mr. Stephen Little

Network Engineer, Telos Corp

*******.******@*****.***

240-***-****

Mr. George Cesonis

S6, 650th MI Group

Currently, Director of Supplier Management for IT Services, Office of Strategic Sourcing, Department of Veterans Affairs

******.*******@*****.***

706-***-****

Mrs. Philipa Pinkard

Deputy Director, Ft. Hood NEC

*******.*.*******.***@****.***

254-***-****

Mr. Richard Warren

Systems Engineer, 650th MI Group

*******.*.*******.***@****.***

(+32) (0)65 44 8869

Mr. Orlando Hernandez

Systems Engineer, 650th MI Group

Currently, Systems Engineer Integration Technologist supporting USAF, Raytheon Corporation

******************@*******.*** *******.*.*********@********.***

813-***-****

Mr. Gary Cole

JWICS Systems Administrator, Leidos

****.*.****@******.***

813-***-****



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