Supply chain risk management.

Instructor at DC3 Cyber Training Academy (formerly DCITA)

Instructor at DC3 Cyber Training Academy (formerly DCITA)

CND analyst for Defense Intelligence Agency. • Monitored Host Based Security System (HBSS) for suspicious or superfluous activity. • Created custom queries to retrieve detailed results and gain a comprehensive overview of logged events. • Routed and processed data spills, cross domain violations, and other incidents as they occur. • Utilized Siebel eRequestor to create, route, and modify tickets accordingly. • As needed, coordinated efforts throughout the world to resolve incidents, and report them to the appropriate channels.

CND analyst for Defense Intelligence Agency: • Monitored Host Based Security System (HBSS) for suspicious or superfluous activity. • Created custom queries to retrieve detailed results and gain a comprehensive overview of logged events. • Routed and processed data spills, cross domain violations, and other incidents as they occur. • Utilized Siebel eRequestor to create, route, and modify tickets accordingly. • As needed, coordinated efforts throughout the world to resolve incidents, and report them to the appropriate channels.

• Systems administrator for four networks on the deployable joint command and control (DJC2) system in support of the Joint Communications Support Element (JCSE) located at MacDill AFB, FL. • Installed patches per guidance from the Joint Publication Office. • Managed/created all user accounts in an Active Directory 2003/Windows XP environment. • Performed security scans via Retina to ensure compliance with directives.

• Worked as a Helpdesk Administrator for SOCOM forward in support of the entire theater for Operation New Dawn providing TIER 1 and TIER 2 support to end users. • Managed 4600 user accounts and 3000 workstations across 7 different networks. • Ensure all new requirement requests that change the network are properly documented and approved before implementation. • Use Remedy to track all issues and ticket throughout the theater. o These duties include creating accounts, assigning permission in 2003 Active Directory environment, and assisting user with desktop setup. • Perform TIER 2 troubleshooting on domain systems and all application issues that the user encounter, to include patching systems, and imaging systems to units baseline IAW DoD standards. • Create and manage exchange mailboxes on Exchange 2007 servers. • Program pagers to work on our paging system to include using the program to page users. • Perform network troubleshooting and programming for computers and phone while managing network switches which includes replacing up to a TIER 2 level.• Troubleshoot network cabling issues with cat5/6 and fiber connection. • Perform installation and management of network printers, digital senders, and local scanners to support end users. • Perform tasks on network defense by assisting use with exceptions to policy, scan hardware and removable sources for malicious software and virus. • Perform tasks of properly destroying classified information IAW DISA regulations and mandates.

•Installs, upgrades, replaces, configures, and maintains systems/circuits/IP-based intrusion detection systems that access military, Federal, and commercial networks. Manages infrastructure devices and systems using the latest approved software tools.•Uses agile logistics support channels to sustain continuous network operations. Removes, repairs, and replaces assemblies and subassemblies to optimally sustain voice, data, and video networks.•Isolates malfunctions using diagnostic software, technical data, block diagrams, voltage and waveform measurements, and other tests requiring specialized test equipment.•Coordinates with coalition forces, DoD agencies, and other service providers to analyze and isolate performance faults and implement corrective actions. Checks equipment for serviceability and performs preventive maintenance. Isolates faults by coordinating with commercial service providers and depots to test system components and assemblies.

• Works with team lead and military supervision to upgrade users from old SIPR machines to new thin client machines. • During time between machine deployments, troubleshoots and repairs various user issues, involving printers, profiles, or PC's. o Including imaging PC’s via Norton Ghost, restoring end user connectivity, cable management, and installing drivers & approved software as needed.

Oversees all aspects of organizational and intermediate-level maintenance on Tactical Air Operations Modules (TAOM), Joint Tactical Information Distribution Systems (JTIDS), theater battle management systems and Air Defense Systems Integrator (ADSI) platforms valued at $26M. Configures equipment to support the Operations directorate weekly in-garrison training requirements. Leads maintenance teams. Aligns, adjusts and replaces components according to technical orders, maintenance manuals and local procedures. Trains personnel in upgrade and qualification status. Mobilizes and maintains C2 communication systems to support national and North Atlantic Treaty Organization world-wide contingencies and operations. Operates and performs all minor maintenance on M-series vehicles and mobilizers.

Manages plans and implementation of C4I systems in support of Seventh Air Force (7 AF), the Korea Air and Space Operations Center Weapon System (KAOC WS), Air Force Forces (AFFOR), and Republic of Korea Forces (ROKAF). Performs site surveys and conducts mission requirements reviews with customers to plan future C4I systems. Develops technical solutions and funding strategies to satisfy customer requirements. Manages installation activities and ensures mission needs are met on schedule and within budget constraints. Coordinates new C4I requirements for the KAOC WS and AFFOR Staff. Designs, executes and manages the KAOC WS architecture. Coordinates with Headquarters PACAF and Electronic Systems Command on system installation schedules, equipment delivery, and shortfall resolution.

Controls maintenance actions supporting 6th Air Mobility Wing, United States Special Operations Command, United States Central Command, and 49 other tenant units. Acts as communications focal point. Prepares and presents flight commanders mission briefs. Maintains squadron recall availability roster. Verifies supply requests and manages the cannibalization program. Receives and analyzes voice/data trouble calls. Initiates and implements local preventative maintenance inspections and equipment statues reportable requirements. Reviews, reconciles, and updates Core Automated Maintenance System. Verifies, processes, and schedules time compliance technical order requirements. Schedules preplanned actions to include flight checks, mobile depot maintenance, major software releases, and generator tests.

Installs, inspects, repairs, and performs modifications on computers, secure communications systems, and cryptographic equipment. Directly supports US Central Command, US Special Operations Command, Joint Communications Support Element, 6th Air Mobility Wing, and 48 other tenant units. Uses test equipment to take measurements, make adjustments, and ensure operation of communications devices and systems. Inspects communications equipment to determine status, replaces defective parts, uses operational testing procedures, and evaluates equipment performance to ensure compliance with National Security Agency instructions and technical orders. Documents maintenance actions in the core automated maintenance system and REMEDY database.

Maintains electronic systems in sustainment of the Defense Support Program (DSP) valued at over $1B. Ensures missile warning data for NORAD, Joint Chiefs of Staff and National Command Authorities. Directs maintenance on system computers and peripheral devices affecting Data Reduction Center (DRC). Coordinates major equipment installations, configurations, upgrades and modification projects. Performs DRC switching operations, assists programmers on system performance and reliability testing.Manages Defense Red Switch Network (DRSN) in support of the Space-Based Infrared System (SBIRS). Responsible for maintenance, operation and accountability of al site cryptographic equipment. Performs training requirements analysis plans and conducts equipment qualification and upgrade training.

Troubleshoots, repairs and operates computer systems affecting the Data Reduction Center (DRC), Operational Voice Intercommunications System (OVIS), PBX secure phone system, public address system, and Data Distribution Center (DDC) equipment. Systems consist of a wide spectrum of micro-, mini-, mainframe computers and associated communications devices valued at over $650M which process Defense Support Program missile warning data for NORAD, unified commands, Joint Chiefs of Staff and National Command Authorities. Ensures equipment availability for on-line mission use supporting operational activities critical to national defense. Performs preventative maintenance to ensure reliability of on-line mission equipment critical to national defense. Isolates and corrects system anomalies using diagnostic programs and electronic test equipment.

Technical school trainee. Knowledge of the following are mandatory: fundamentals of electronics; digital theory; fundamentals of computer and network; protocols; cryptographic techniques and equipment configuration; and communication and switching systems principles of operations and technologies. Also, knowledge of basic troubleshooting procedures, operation and use of test equipment; computer programming techniques; use of technical data, wiring diagrams, and schematic drawings; and the structure and use of the Air Force supply system is mandatory.