Anthony R Hartman

ANTHONY R. HARTMAN

OBJECTIVE: Seeking position working for the Department of Defense as a technical writer.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:

- 3.8 GPA in High School English Honor Classes, including a 3.5 GPA in Senior Year AP English.

- 4 Quarters of College level English Composition

- Extensive use of Microsoft Office 2007 and other software

- 4 years of experience on Military computer networks to include SIPRNet

- Able to carry Security Clearance

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Oct 2004-Oct 2008 Weather Forecaster United States Air Force

- Supplied tailored weather forecasts to military installations throughout the Central and Southeastern United States.

- Created daily graphical weather charts utilized by mission planners, enabling the execution of countless training and flying missions of Air Force and Army pilots.

- Produced classified weather briefings for senior decision makers at the Pentagon, used in daily Homeland Security briefs.

- Squadron point of contact during the 2008 Hurricane Season for all tropical systems that made land fall in the U.S., communicating directly with base commanders and other directors at military installations being affected by the specific storm.

Nov 2002-Oct 2003 Production Team W.L. Gore & Associates

- Manufactured medical stint devices

Sept 2001-Nov 2002 Marketing Coordinator Alternative Air PCS, Inc

- Helped to launch the company as an Entrepreneurial Enterprise in Tucson, Arizona, doing business-to-business sales for Sprint PCS.

- Researched demographics throughout Arizona markets and wrote a detailed marketing plan, defining the company’s customer and market niche.

- Expanded customer base through networking, cold calls, telemarketing, and creating and placing advertisements in local publications.

- Expanded company territory by opening up a regional branch in Flagstaff, AZ and becoming regional manager of Northern Arizona.

EDUCATION:

University of California at Riverside, 96 credit hours in social science and business related courses.

Community College of the Air Force, 58 credit hours in Weather Forecasting and Weather Technology related courses.

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