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Sierra Vista, Arizona, United States

Sierra Vista, Arizona, United States

Fort Huachuca, Arizona, United States

Army Telecommunications Support Office (ATSO), IT Services & Acquisition Programs

Ft. Huachuca, Az

Serves as the Enterprise Sustainment Services Supervisor for the Army’s Network Enterprise and Technology Command. Supervises and monitors welfare and professional development of four Team Leaders and nine employees. Coordinates, organizes, and plans worldwide Department of Defense Enterprise Email migration to theater commands in the Continental U.S., the Pacific, Europe and Southwest Asia. Executes orders, techniques, procedures and plans of action and milestones. Oversees the planning, operation and improvement of the Army's global LandWarNET infrastructure. Enforces Army network security and information assurance policies for a secure closed military network. Accounts for military automation and network security equipment valued in excess $52,000.• Instrumental in the planning, coordination and execution of more than 140 migration missions which resulted in the migration of 1.4 million Enterprise Email users across Department of Defense.• Spearheaded the decommissioning of legacy email and blackberry servers. • Facilitated the tracking of decommissioned legacy equipment valued in excess of $5,000,000.

Ansbach, Germany

Served as a Senior Leader for a 22 person communications unit in support of the 412th Aviation Support Battalion assigned to 12th Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB). Oversaw the welfare and professional development of six Team Chiefs and 15 employees. Supervised the installation, operation and maintenance one Joint Network Node (JNN), one Satellite Transportable Terminal, one High Capacity Line-Of-Sight (HCLOS) radio terminal, one Secure Mobile Anti-Jam Satellite Terminal (SMART-T) and one Retransmission System interconnecting with the DoD Space Command and Regional Hub Nodes (RHN) in both tactical and garrison configurations. Enforced Army network security and information assurance policies. Accounted for Army automation equipment valued in excess of $3,000,000.• Selected by unit senior leadership to serve as the Casualty Notification Officer and Equal Opportunity Leader for his compassion and dedication to the unit members.• Supervised and maintained 100% accountability of all assigned equipment valued in excess of $3,000,000 without loss or damage throughout four quality control inspections.• Continually strived to streamline all areas of his unit's operations. Increased overall efficiency, speed of link establishment and troubleshooting procedures by 30%.

Ansbach, Germany

Served as the Senior Advisor to the Department of Public Works, Chief of Housing for the United States Army Garrison in Ansbach, Germany. Performed liaison duties between the housing staff, tenant leaders, and community occupants. Spearheaded the Director’s area and building coordinator program to ensure the safety of all residents. Supervised the functionality and efficiency of the community occupant’s committee. Ensure structural issues, community problems and resident complaints were addressed in a timely manner. Supervised the appointment of 52 neighborhood and building coordinators to settle disputes and disturbances within the family housing areas. Supervised the maintenance, up keep and occupancy of all garrison controlled housing facilities valued at more than $500,000,000. • Selected by garrison senior leadership to serve as the Senior Housing Manager over four other senior leaders.• Directed the successful resolution of more than 400 housing issues, infrastructure deficiencies, and safety violations within the community housing areas.• Instrumental in the evaluation and designation of marked handicap parking areas throughout the garrison ensuring compliance with the American’s With Disabilities Act.

Bamberg, Germany

Served as the COMSEC Custodian for the 16th Sustainment Brigade in Bamberg, Germany. Directly responsible for supporting the 16th Sustainment Brigade and more than 4,000 personnel within the area of operations with classified COMSEC keying material. Coordinated the ordering, transportation, safeguarding, issue and destruction of more than 150 instances of keying material throughout the Iraq area of operations. Lead the training and professional development of five Team Chiefs and 17 employees assigned to the Network Operation Center. Enforced Army network security and information assurance policies. Accounted for Army automation equipment valued in excess of $2,200,000.• Spearheaded the crypto modernization program resulting in 25% improvement in COMSEC operations.• Managed and issued COMSEC keying material for multiple units across Multi-National Division North, Iraq ensuring combat mission success.• Trained 179 personnel on Simple Key Loaders operations and maintenance.

Darmstadt, Gremany

Served as a First Line Supervisor for a 13 person communications section in support of the 440th Signal Battalion assigned to 22nd Signal Brigade. Oversaw the welfare and professional development of six Team Chiefs and six junior employees. Supervised the installation, operation and maintenance four Small Extension Nodes, one Remote Radio Access Terminal, five Line-Of-Sight Radio Terminals, eight support vehicles, five trailer mounted generator sets in both tactical and garrison configurations. Enforced Army network security and information assurance policies. Accounted for Army automation equipment valued in excess of $10,500,000.• Enforced high standards of maintenance and equipment serviceability resulting in 30% reduction in mechanical failure.• Instilled a since of pride in co-workers that resulted in strong team with outstanding cohesion.