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Greater San Diego Area

Commodity Specialist for Combat Systems PMS. Responsible for the development of PMS documentation for U.S Navy Submarine Sonar, Towed Array and Radio systems. Develops and review RCM packages for various shipboard Submarine Sonar, Towed Array and Radio systems. Assist government personnel in analysis and processing of logistic support data for various shipboard Combat Systems equipment. Performs technical review, conducts analysis, and prepares responses to PMS Technical Feedback Reports. Reviews In-Service Engineering Agents (ISEA) and private contractor maintenance documentation and recommends approval using the RCM guidelines. Coordinates with acquisition managers and In Service Engineers (ISEA) to ensure accuracy and adequacy of PMS coverage for modified or newly installed equipment onboard naval ships and shore commands. Conducts research using logistic support programs, technical manuals, ship’s drawings and ship visits to validate PMS coverage for Combat Systems equipment. Establishes, updates, and maintains corporate history of developed PMS documentation. Review and provide input to E-Waiver in NAVSEA Gateway program. Provide training and direct assistance to the fleet in the installation, and operation of the Navy PMS Automated Scheduler (SKED). Uses Automated Information System equipment/software to develop, revise, and maintain various technical documents.

Greater San Diego Area

Commodity Specialist for Combat Systems PMS. Responsible for the development of PMS documentation for U.S Navy Submarine Sonar, Towed Array and Radio systems. Develops and review RCM packages for various shipboard Submarine Sonar, Towed Array and Radio systems. Assist government personnel in analysis and processing of logistic support data for various shipboard Combat Systems equipment. Performs technical review, conducts analysis, and prepares responses to PMS Technical Feedback Reports. Reviews In-Service Engineering Agents (ISEA) and private contractor maintenance documentation and recommends approval using the RCM guidelines. Coordinates with acquisition managers and In Service Engineers (ISEA) to ensure accuracy and adequacy of PMS coverage for modified or newly installed equipment onboard naval ships and shore commands. Conducts research using logistic support programs, technical manuals, ship’s drawings and ship visits to validate PMS coverage for Combat Systems equipment. Establishes, updates, and maintains corporate history of developed PMS documentation. Review and provide input to E-Waiver in NAVSEA Gateway program. Provide training and direct assistance to the fleet in the installation, and operation of the Navy PMS Automated Scheduler (SKED). Uses Automated Information System equipment/software to develop, revise, and maintain various technical documents.

Virginia Beach, Va

Trained and evaluated over 200 multi-national personnel in timely and accurate localization of submarines.-Managed the Continued Training Qualification System which tracks the certification records of all personnel.-Prepared and graded over 720 Continued Training Qualification System proficiency and qualification exams.-Authorized and executed over 200 hours if complex training and qualification drills, resulting in a 37 percent increase in qualifications.-Developed course work and instructed over 150 multi-national personnel in Oceanography, Target Motion Analysis, Acoustic Analysis, Basic Military Knowledge, and Specific system knowledge.

Uss San-Francisco

Responsible for operating, troubleshooting, repairs, and maintenance of multi-million dollar mission-critical sonar systems. Provided essential information to ensure successful operations and safety of a Billion dollar nuclear submarine. Responsible for identifying sounds produced by surface ships, torpedoes, submarines, evasion devices, sonar transmissions in numerous stressful and demanding situations. Leading to countless successful underways and one six month deployment in the western pacific. -Served as lead technician while onboard, conducting preventative and corrective maintenance on all sonar equipment. -Maintained, troubleshoot and repaired multi-million dollar computer-controlled electronic sonar systems. Diagnosed both circuit card and component levels abnormal indications and/or identified faults using standard electronic test equipment, reviewing schematics, wiring and circuit diagrams and consulting technical manuals as needed. -Vital subject matter expert in the installation of one AN/BQQ-10 sonar suite installations. -Experienced with maintaining, operating, and troubleshooting TB-34, TB-16, TB-23 and TB29 towed array systems, inport and at sea. -Was handed selected as part of ships force team to work with engineers and contractors during ships PIRA.

Education record

High School Diploma, With Honors

Activities and Societies: Varsity Tennis