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United States

● Coordinate resolution of technical issues. Maintain an archive of plans, schedules, reports, and briefs in a DDG 51 Class Testing Library (400D IDE system). Assist in compiling reports related to Test Events.● Track all ECPs to the AEGIS Combat System (ACS) throughout all phases of the DDG 51 Change Control Process. Participate and track all ECPs presented at PEO IWS 1.0 change control boards that apply to DDG 51 Class ships within the SCN window. ● Schedule and plan variances and assist the Government in resolving inconsistencies. ● Provide expertise, support, and analysis for AEGIS Weapon Systems (AWS), Air and Missile Defense Radar (AMDR), and Weapon Systems by assisting in the coordination of Combat Systems specific events and tests in support of Acceptance Trials (AT), Final Contract Trials (FCT) and Post Shakedown Availability (PSA) planning activities. Provide combat systems programmatic, engineering, and technical assistance; track test events and trials related to AWS, AMDR, and Weapons Systems. Evaluate equipment, system, and procedural issues. Compile reports related to shipboard inspections, certifications, assessments, and sea trials to Provide expertise, support, and analysis for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence (C4I) Systems by assisting in the coordination of Combat Systems specific events and tests in support of AT, FCT, and PSA planning activities. Provide combat systems programmatic, engineering, and technical assistance; participate in AEGIS Topside Working Group; track spectrum certification requirements; track land-based, and underway test events and trials related to C4I. Evaluate equipment, system, and procedural issues. Compile and analyze reports related to shipboard inspections, certifications, assessments, and sea trials in the above areas. Coordinate and support specific issues within the technical community and maintain a direct interface with PARMs.

Pascagoula, Mississippi, United States

As an experienced project manager, multi-disciplinary engineer, and a battle-tested leader in the most challenging technical fields in the US Navy, I am an excellent candidate for any position in program management, technical oversight, or contract administration. With over 10 years of experience as an Acquisition Professional, I hold bachelor’s degrees in Science in Business Administration Management, an Associates of Science in Electronic Technology. Certifications in, Project Management PMP/PMI, Lean Six Sigma Yellow, Green, and Black Belt, Technical Advisor (TA) to the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR), Cableway inspector, Welder inspector, Electronics Tester, Audio-Video Repairer, Electrician Maintenance In any Industry, Optical-Instrument Assembler, and Master Training Specialist. My full resume outlines my decades of experience leading large teams of diverse personnel, supervising multi-million-dollar contracts, managing tight budgets, and overcoming countless technical and programmatic challenges to successfully deliver 3 vessels to the US Navy, but my education & experience is summarized below:

San Diego, California

Senior Systems EngineerR&P TechnologiesApril 17, 2017 – Present San Diego, CASenior Systems Engineer provide support of integration, installation, operation and maintenance of software systems installed on DDG-1000 Class Destroyers. work with the Software Test Team to perform the following duties; installation of firmware and software including Formal Overlays and Engineering Overlays onto shipboard components including IBM Blade centers, EDAP processors GDAP processors, remote screens, workstations, and across multiple operating systems. Collaborate with software developers and lab sites to help predict and anticipate issues. Provide solutions, investigate, and verify fixes for WSTRs issues found during shipboard installation. Participate in daily operation and maintenance, growth, and maturation of shipboard software systems. Collaborate and communication integration activities with team members. Interact daily with contractors, and with government representatives. Assist in the planning of software and network installation in support of cross-team formal testing for component, functional, operational, and demonstrational shipboard tests. Travel to support program requirements as needed.

Greater San Diego Area

Directly supervises and implements training for 24 technicians to maintain systems at their optimum readiness condition. Responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of interior communications, RADAR and Navigation equipment on ships and shore facilities. These systems include alarm, warning, indicating systems, ship's speed and steering control console, power generation and distribution systems, data conversion and distribution systems, aviation monitoring and landing aids, An/SPS 67, 49, 73 and Furuno Radars, gyroscopic navigation systems. As a 2M Technician I have repaired electrical and electronic enclosures, assemblies, subassemblies, and modules. Wiring and soldering of terminals and connectors (wires AWG 26 and larger), Removal and replacement of discrete components and integrated circuits on single‐sided and double‐sided through‐hole technology circuit card assemblies. Resulting in saving the Command over 3 Million dollars over a 2yr period. I have in depth knowledge of all Stages of Construction in regards to New Construction Shipboard Electrical processes, to include Cable / Cableway installation and shipboard electrical hook up. Processes included shipboard checks, material identification, inter relationship of systems, component parts, scope of work, scope of job, material identification, availability of material and resources, determining total man hours to accomplish jobs and identifying personnel responsible for completing jobs.

Great Lakes, Il

2009 – 2014 (5 years)Great Lakes, IllinoisAs the course supervisor for Fiber Optics Data Multiplexing Systems (FODMS), and Data Multiplexing system (DMS). Prepared 14,000 sailors annually for fleet assignment by providing basic, apprentice and advanced level training within their technical field. Led the development of new testing plan and update of curriculum to provide the fleet with a better prepared technician. Supervised eight instructors in the delivery methods of classroom and performance laboratory training techniques and the associated administrative responsibilities. Earned certification as Master Training Specialist by demonstrating highly effective teaching skills and a comprehensive understanding of learning management, training administration and curriculum management. As Master Training Specialist coordinator, trained 100 staff members resulting in 7 qualified Master Training Specialist.

Norfolk, Virginia Area, San Diego

2004 – 2009 (5 years)Norfolk, Virginia-Home port shift to San Diego, California Responsible for the personal and professional development of 22 sailors in electronics, electrician and communications technical fields. Prioritized and minimized conflicting maintenance and training schedules to ensure that both critical components were given the attention and energy required to reach short and long range goals in support of the ship's overall mission posture. As Combat Systems Officer of the Watch (CSOOW), coordinated all CSOSS-based operations. Using CSOSS procedures, status boards, and other reference materials, the CSOOW communicates with CIC, Action Area Supervisors, Engineering, Damage Control, and Supply to coordinate system initialization, configuration changes, and casualty control/restoration. For non-combat and in port periods, the CSOOW maintains positive control of the combat system during all evolutions. This centralized control enhances safety and security between times of heightened readiness. During the Board of Inspection & Survey (INSURV), coordinated the inspectors with the qualified Technicians, resulting in Combat Systems department receiving a 92% overall readiness.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

2001 – 2004 (3 years)Norfolk, VirginiaSupervised 12 Electronics Technicians in preventive and corrective maintenance of 29 CM-200 Motorola transmitters and receivers, 27 GRT/GRR Radios, 75 remote base controllers, 200 mobile radios, 20 base stations and 438 hand-held radios in support of air operation.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

1997 – 2001 (4 years) Norfolk, VAResponsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of interior communications systems on ships and at shore facilities.These systems include alarm, warning, and indicating systems, interior communication systems, ship's speed and steering control systems, power generation and distribution systems, data conversion and distribution systems, aviation monitoring and landing aids, information and training systems, gyroscopic navigation systems, and environmental systems.

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Business Administration And Management, General, 3.00

Bachelor Of Science In Business Admin Management,, Business Administration And Management, General, 3.00

Associates Of Applied Science Technical Studies (Excelsior College), History/Business

2011 Associates of Applied Science Technical Studies (Excelsior College)