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Rota, Andalusia, Spain

-Support Forward Deployed Destroyers homeported in Rota, Spain. -Serve as the Type Commander (TYCOM), and Commanding Officer’s primary representative for all Combat Systems related off ship maintenance and modernization.-Verify and check all validated off-ship maintenance.-Interface with the ships’ crew, department heads and commanding officer on a daily basis to discuss shortfalls, implementation and insufficiencies related to the Consolidated Ships Maintenance Plan (CSMP) and validate new work items.-Provide engineering and technical recommendations concerning the design, installation, logistic support, and priority of planned modernization.-Recommend solutions to maintenance-related environmental, logistics, technical and engineering problems encountered in ship repair and modernization.

Singapore

-Supported Littoral Combat Ships deployed to SE Asia for 18 month rotations. -Serve as the Type Commander (TYCOM), and Commanding Officer’s primary representative for all Combat Systems related off ship maintenance and modernization.-Verify and check all validated off-ship maintenance.-Interface with the ships’ crew, department heads and commanding officer on a daily basis to discuss shortfalls, implementation and insufficiencies related to the Consolidated Ships Maintenance Plan (CSMP) and validate new work items.-Provide engineering and technical recommendations concerning the design, installation, logistic support, and priority of planned modernization.-Recommend solutions to maintenance-related environmental, logistics, technical and engineering problems encountered in ship repair and modernization.

San Diego, California, United States

-Training to support Littoral Combat Ships.

Singapore

• Supervise maintenance and repair of communication, navigation, and radar electronics systems aboard assigned Military Sealift Command afloat forces in Seventh Fleet's Pacific areas of responsibility (AORs). • Evaluate Casualty Reports (CASREPs) on electronics systems to determine best repair strategy, based on historical knowledge of ship operations, support, and maintenance in the Area of Responsibility.• Coordinate closely with port engineers, ships crew, and outside repair activities to support ship repairs and ensure best use of technical resources required to support Military Sealift Command functions.• Troubleshoot and repair high priority equipment casualties in Communication, Navigation, and Radar systems. • Save an average of $300k annually by providing in house technical support, vice the cost of hiring contractors from CONUS.• Assist ships with development and documentation of electronic work items to be included in ship’s work packages for repair availabilities.• Inspect electronic systems during Ship Material and Readiness Testing (SMART/INSURV) inspections.• Perform root cause analyses on system failures or casualties and provide detailed reports and recommendations to Port Engineers and Program Managers.

Camp Smith, Hi

• Planned and Directed communication projects supporting Special Operations Forces throughout the Pacific theater and Joint Special Operations Task Force Philippines (JSOTF-P)• Led $4 million communication equipment purchase and installation for Logistics Support Facility Singapore, bringing together a diverse team of experts to provide a complete communication solution, including NIPRnet, SIPRnet, JWICS, Secure VTC, access control, video surveillance, and alarms• Managed a $2.5 million commercial very small aperture terminal (VSAT) satellite service contract providing secure and non-secure communications to 13 remote locations throughout the Pacific AOR and JSOTF-P• Oversaw Everything over Internet Protocol & bandwidth upgrades to JSOTF-P networks, resolving longstanding speed and quality issues with data and video services• Led major communications upgrade onboard Special Operations Forces Maritime Support Vessel (MSV), replacing commercial system with Program of Record SOF Deployable Node

Wahiawa, Hi

• Supervised 57 Military and 11 civilians in the maintenance and repair of C4I equipment at USPACOM, COMPACFLT, COMSUBPAC, NCTAMS PAC, and COMNAVREG Hawaii• Managed Electronic Maintenance at 12 subordinate communication stations geographically dispersed throughout the Pacific, ensuring the timely correction of 80 equipment Casualty Reports (CASREP) on critical communications systems• Supervised contracts for six contractor staffed communication facilities to include: DISA Satellite Communications Teleport Wahiawa, Very Low Frequency (VLF) and High Frequency (HF) Transmitter station Lualualei, HI, Tactical Support Communications (TSCOMM) Kaneohe Bay, HI, Low Frequency (LF) and HF transmitter station Dixon, CA, Navy Satcom station Guam, and HF transmitter station Barrigada, Guam• Leadership and mentoring of subordinates resulted in 99 percent retention rate, 4 Command Sailors of the Quarter, and 1 Regional Sailor of the Year• Achieved Outstanding scores on DISA performance evaluation, and COMMANDER NAVAL NETWORK WARFARE COMMAND Inspector General inspection

Pearl Harbor, Hi

• Directed 5 work centers comprised of 19 personnel in the maintenance and repair of AEGIS Weapon System Communications, Radar, and Navigation systems. • Performed duty as qualified Surface Warfare Commander (SUWC), Officer of the Deck underway (OOD), and Command Duty Officer (CDO).• Conducted planning and installation oversight of EHF and SHF satellite communication systems, conducted detailed inspections to ensure systems were installed to design specifications.• As Ship's Maintenance Management Officer (SMMO), reviewed and approved work orders for all outside assistance, including Electronic, Engineering, Mechanical and Structural. Ensured accurate job description to facilitate repair and maintenance from support activities and tracked projects through completion.• Managed a budget of over $500 thousand and sixteen hundred man-days. • Coordinated with worldwide logistic and technical support organizations to quickly resolve multiple mission critical equipment failures in complex electronic systems. • Supervised shipboard Micro-Miniature (2M) electronic repair program, saving over $450 thousand annually by repairing over 200 items that would normally require replacement or depot repair.

Wahiawa, Hi

• Led a team of 67 military and 4 civilian personnel in daily operation of the Navy's largest Tech Control Facility Serving over 181 ships and numerous Joint and shore based customers • Awarded Defense Information Systems Agency Facility of the Year award• Supervised activation and cutover of communications backbone from legacy systems to Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) while simultaneously providing full service to customers• Inspired leadership and attention to subordinate's well being resulted in 100 percent retention rate and high number of personnel being awarded Sailors of Quarter

Yokosuka, Japan

• Supervised 4 work centers comprised of 29 personnel in the maintenance and repair of AEGIS Weapon System Air and Surface search radars, Electronic Navigation Systems, Interior and Exterior Communications systems.• Performed duty as qualified Combat System Officer of the Watch (CSOOW), Officer of the Deck underway (OOD), and Command Duty Officer (CDO).• Coordinated the largest and most complex C4I modernization ever conducted in Forward Deployed Naval Forces during a nine-week window. Simultaneous managed six system installations, to include: AN/WSN-7 Ring Laser Gyro, AN/WSC-6 SHF Satcom, NAVMACS II message processing system, Common Data Link Management System, Battle Force Email, and Navy Orderwire.• Saved $480k annually in repair costs through Micro Miniature (2M) electronic repair program. Achieved top honors as ship with highest cost avoidance in Pacific fleet. • Engineered, procured, and Installed ship's first ever Video Teleconferencing system. Resulted in significant man-hour savings and reduction of off ship personnel transfers for meetings. • Maintained high moral and 100% reenlistment retention rate during entire assignment.

San Diego, Ca

• Managed 4 work centers comprised of 18 personnel in Maintenance and Repair of AEGIS Weapon System Communications, Radar, Navigation systems. • Performed duty as a qualified Combat System Officer of the Watch (CSOOW).• Supervised installation of entirely new shipboard local area network system. Thorough tracking and coordination ensured system was installed with minimal discrepancies. • Maintained near 100% calibration readiness of electronic test equipment. Meticulously tracked over 500 individual items. Lauded as one of best programs seen during cal lab certification. • Consistently recognized as "best division on the ship" during quarterly inspections. • Instituted a comprehensive training program that resulted in 50% of subordinates being promoted and two others being selected for Officer commissioning programs.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Directed Network Operations Center, managing a global Wide Area Network comprised of fixed and deployable communication nodes providing primary communications for the President and Senior staff • Supervised deployment of personnel and equipment in support of Presidential Communications, including three separate travel rosters comprised of 142 personnel and $342 million communication equipment inventory• Deployed to numerous locations worldwide as lead satellite wideband technician, installing and troubleshooting commercial and military communication systems

• Maintained and repaired terrestrial and satellite communication systems• Supervised calibration, inventory, and repair of ship’s Electronic Test equipment

Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

• Operated and Maintained AN/GSC-52 Heavy shore satellite communication terminal