255N - Network Management TechnicianSupervise and manage the operation of tactical and strategic information networks, systems, and associated personnel at the local and wide area network (LAN & WAN) level. Plan, install, administer, manage, maintain, integrate, operate, service, secure, optimize, and troubleshoot information networks and systems. Lead personnel and sections and manage the training of personnel on the planning, installing, administrating, managing, maintaining, integrating, operating, servicing, securing, optimizing, and troubleshooting of information networks and systems. Supervise and manage electronic keying equipment and information at the LAN & WAN level. Develop policy recommendations and provide technical guidance and advice to commanders and staffs on the management and operation of Army, Joint, intergovernmental, interagency, and multinational information networks and systems.

Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear NCO for the 307th Medical BDE

Currently focused on the the SaaS environment for iSolved. Evaluating the environment, identifying potential weaknesses, then working with my team of Infrastructure Engineers to plan and execute corrective actions to mitigate those weaknesses.

Support the Regional President and the DC Americas region in all matters related to infrastructure, act as a primary liaison between DC Americas entities and RBNA CI – IT Supply, accept incoming technical requests from various DC Americas stakeholders and work with those requests to ensure compliance with Bosch IT infrastructure standards while simultaneously ensuring DC global harmonization and standardization of infrastructure related processes. As necessary serve in the Project Manager capacity and other assignments that are needed to deliver critical IT and business solutions.

Responsible for all IT related operations in the Americas regions. Including budgeting, project management, problem resolution and research for new IT opportunities in the company.

Responsible for all aspects of technology within the district. This position required a complete redesign of the existing network infrastructure for a Metro area consisting of 15 buildings. The network started as a collection of 56k connected buildings with all static IP addresses for work stations, to a Active Directory (with all related items) based network with DHCP across a fiber based network.