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-Provide systems integration and build coordination as a subcontractor for Lockheed Martin-Perform and validate successful compiling of Java, C++ and C code -Install weekly kits on an advanced development platform using Linux RHEL 7, command line Terminal editing and Bash scripting-Troubleshoot and coordinate repair of hardware and software issues on the SQQ-89A(V)15 system-Maintain integrity of software code base using CM tools Git and Serena Dimensions

-Conducted initial inspection and maintenance on all fire control electrical, computer, and electro-mechanical systems including Weapons Loading and Launcher Systems, BYG-1, TacLAN, GCCS-M, and TTWCS/MDS-Led a division of between 7 and 9 personnel in maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and training on all weapon and Combat Control Systems-Utilized GCCS-M, CST, and COP as system administrator and subject matter expert -Developed and executed a rigorous training and exercise plan using the Continuing Training and Qualification Manual to ensure that the team and submarine were ready for all missions and evaluations-Implemented and oversaw the maintenance of BYG-1 TI10/APB-09 COTS network systems, including the submarine’s information assurance enclave utilizing CORBA

-Evaluated performance of multiple submarine crews against specific documented metrics and debriefed participants with suggestions for improvement-Developed curriculum in response to dynamic and time-sensitive requirements-Worked with other curriculum developers to ensure training material was accurate and up-to-date-Maintained the daily schedule for a division of 10-15 personnel, ensuring that all issues were quickly addressed and that everyone was appropriately matched to the task based on prior performance and qualification level-Completed 98% of the Navy’s Master Training Specialist certification, including all required evaluations, monitored teaches, and review boards prior to transfer-Collaborated with contractor personnel to keep supervision up-to-date on all discrepancies that could affect training, and performed all required follow-up-Contractor support liaison for all the SMMTT-3 trainers updated discrepancy reports and performed required follow-up

-Scheduled and oversaw the entire preventative maintenance program within two work centers and performed routine checks on equipment and personnel with zero deficiencies -Supported supervisory personnel and the 3M Coordinator on periodic checks of the preventative maintenance system, as well as quarterly reviews and implementing force revisions-Developed excel spreadsheets for use during time-critical strike operations, increasing supervisory situational awareness and oversight-Coordinated with outside entities to ensure seamless communications and teamwork during high-intensity situations requiring multiple levels of information security and cooperation

-Received, inspected, and stored thousands of parts and Maintenance Assistance Modules, totaling more than $3 million dollars in assets, with zero losses-Calculated expected supply requirements, placed orders through the Navy supply system using OMMS-NG-Coordinated with the Work Center Supervisor to ensure all required equipment for upcoming maintenance was ready and available on-time, resulting in zero delays in maintenance -Was one of only two supply department assistants who performed ordering, approving, and issuing of parts for 10 divisions on the submarine