Purpose: To address ineffective or misaligned individual education programs specifically designed for the educational and accommodative needs of children with disabilities in a public or private school setting. Investigate and address any known incidents involving the injury or mistreatment of the student for presentation to the educational organization.Actions: Provide education consulting services to parents with children or adults with disabilities in the area of individual education… Show more Purpose: To address ineffective or misaligned individual education programs specifically designed for the educational and accommodative needs of children with disabilities in a public or private school setting. Investigate and address any known incidents involving the injury or mistreatment of the student for presentation to the educational organization.Actions: Provide education consulting services to parents with children or adults with disabilities in the area of individual education programs. Services include the following: Representation at team collaboration meetings, historical data analysis of individual education programs, analysis of specialist evaluations or assessments, formal assessments, requests for student evaluation services, evaluation strategies based on student capabilities and limitations, risk assessments, charts or presentations of past student goal performance, student/staff incident analysis, and annual goal recommendations.Partially assist parent(s) in-home care providers in the qualification of In-Home Support Service supervisory hours evaluated by the California State Public Authority through detailed development of individualized 24 Hour Supervisory Plans that outline the hour-minute authorized and unforeseen healthcare services received by the child or adult patient.Results: The correction of six individual education plans, alignment of annual goals to the interests of the student, and resolution of three incidents involving student/staff interactions. Two clients received an additional 140 monthly service hours, increasing financial support by $31,080 (140 * $18.50/hour) Show less

Providing in-home care to family member in the home. Duties include managing payroll, blood pressure monitoring, managing emergency situations, tracking prescriptions, representation of client to medical specialists, managing insurance situations, providing transportation to and from appointments, managing medical/dental plans within the Medi-Cal / Medicare portals, managing finances, developing treatment plans, and identifying adverse health indications early for treatment.

Conducts training courses for external and internal customers on highly technical laser systems. Works independently to design and develop training curriculum requiring proficiency in Microsoft OneNote, Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Visio to create course outlines, provide supportive documentation, course workbooks, and trainer presentations. Expected to use assessment tools as well as interaction with internal and external customers to develop specifications for content of courses. Prepares… Show more Conducts training courses for external and internal customers on highly technical laser systems. Works independently to design and develop training curriculum requiring proficiency in Microsoft OneNote, Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Visio to create course outlines, provide supportive documentation, course workbooks, and trainer presentations. Expected to use assessment tools as well as interaction with internal and external customers to develop specifications for content of courses. Prepares lesson plans including the method, media, and documentation incorporating company processes, procedures, policies, and technical documentation and requirements. Works with engineering, technical support and manufacturing to ensure that course material reflects current product features. Instructs participants via online sessions, classroom lectures, and laboratory sessions. Conducts follow up to determine applicability and effectiveness of course material. Show less

Retired Electronics Technician after 20 years of service to the United States Navy. Hired by ASML/Cymer.

Primary Duties: Learning Resource Center Supervisor responsible for the accountability of 2,500 classified assets, access control of classified electronic equipment and 14 custodians in the safeguarding of sensitive information used by over 500 Fleet Replacement Pilots/Aircrew annually.Other Duties:Classified Material Control Assistant: supervises the organization’s monthly classified inventory, processing of classified assets for destruction by NSA, documentation of custody… Show more Primary Duties: Learning Resource Center Supervisor responsible for the accountability of 2,500 classified assets, access control of classified electronic equipment and 14 custodians in the safeguarding of sensitive information used by over 500 Fleet Replacement Pilots/Aircrew annually.Other Duties:Classified Material Control Assistant: supervises the organization’s monthly classified inventory, processing of classified assets for destruction by NSA, documentation of custody transfers, enforces organizations policies on the handling of classified information and report inventory violations to the Classified Material Control Officer/Security Manager. Accomplishments:Created a new job qualification standards package for custodians and supervisors to clarify positional authority, bring advanced training to junior personnel, and reinforce responsibilities.Performed a Compliance Assistance Visit pre-inspection to identify and correct security, publication and operational deficiencies within the department resulting in a department ready with zero discrepancies. Researched and updated 20 standard operating procedures. Created three new standard operating procedures in support of tracking classified material transfers within the organization and between other entities using organization's resources. Show less

Primary Duties: Operations Manager/Human Resources Representative in charge of 33 military/civilian contractor personnel in tracking all upgrade and repair projects, ensure the completion of Base Operations Support (BOS) contract monthly work assessments, and conduct weekly organization meetings.Other Duties:Alternate EKMS Manager: responsible for the accountability and issuance of electronic cryptographic key, inventory of more than 500 classified items and material… Show more Primary Duties: Operations Manager/Human Resources Representative in charge of 33 military/civilian contractor personnel in tracking all upgrade and repair projects, ensure the completion of Base Operations Support (BOS) contract monthly work assessments, and conduct weekly organization meetings.Other Duties:Alternate EKMS Manager: responsible for the accountability and issuance of electronic cryptographic key, inventory of more than 500 classified items and material destruction as directed by NSA.Accomplishments:Actively tracked 15 joint force electronic system upgrade and repair projects worth $22M. Hand-selected by Navy leadership to facilitate weekly progress meetings of organization projects across five departments and contract directors of Centerra-Parsons during an 11 month period providing real-time, decision making technical information to management.Expertly managed 17 technicians in the completion of 2,500 maintenance performance, safety, and quality assessments on satellite communication systems, high frequency system and Defense Switching Network assets in a 12 month time period to ensure availability of telecommunication services to 3,200 island personnel and 11 detachment units.As a recognized subject matter expert called upon by senior management and contract experts to assist in rewriting a $32.7M Base Operating Support (BOS) contract for the contracted maintenance of satellite communication equipment, high frequency systems, and fiber optic network services for implementation in fiscal year 2018.Classified as Subject Matter Expert (SME) on Tactical Support Communications system, AN/PRC-117F/G Tactical Radio, MT-32 Voice Communications Subsystem, AN/USC-54 VME Integrated Communications System (VICS), TMR-8092 Dual HF System, Long Haul Voice, RMSA-2000/SA-2772 Redundant Matrix Switch. Show less

Primary Duties:Senior Electronics Technician responsible for the management of 20 technicians in the intermediate troubleshooting and repair of multiple naval ship platform communication suites and radar systems.Accomplishments: Performed detailed troubleshooting and repair of seven AN/WSC-3 ultra-high frequency radios, three AN/URT-23 High Frequency Systems, four AN/VRC-46 very high frequency radios saving $54k in depot level repairs.Executed diagnostic analysis and… Show more Primary Duties:Senior Electronics Technician responsible for the management of 20 technicians in the intermediate troubleshooting and repair of multiple naval ship platform communication suites and radar systems.Accomplishments: Performed detailed troubleshooting and repair of seven AN/WSC-3 ultra-high frequency radios, three AN/URT-23 High Frequency Systems, four AN/VRC-46 very high frequency radios saving $54k in depot level repairs.Executed diagnostic analysis and troubleshooting of a naval message traffic system identifying three faulty integrated circuit cards in the Computer Processing Unit (AN/UYK-20) and two interface circuit cards in the magnetic tape recorder/reproducer (AN/USH-26). System was reported as a casualty with no resolution for a term of 4.5 years on the USS Rodney M. Davis (FFG 60). Restored the system within 10-days prior to an Inspection and Survey (INSURV) availability. Show less

Primary Duties:First-Line Combat Electronics (CE) Division Supervisor responsible for the preventative and corrective maintenance of the navigation, communication, network, and radar systems for the naval vessel USS NEW ORLEANS (LPD 18) to include Digital Modular Radios (DMR), Ship’s Wide Area Network (SWAN), AN/SPS-73(V), High Frequency Radio Group (HFRG), etc…Accomplishments:Led 4 technicians in advanced communication circuit troubleshooting and analysis techniques to resolve… Show more Primary Duties:First-Line Combat Electronics (CE) Division Supervisor responsible for the preventative and corrective maintenance of the navigation, communication, network, and radar systems for the naval vessel USS NEW ORLEANS (LPD 18) to include Digital Modular Radios (DMR), Ship’s Wide Area Network (SWAN), AN/SPS-73(V), High Frequency Radio Group (HFRG), etc…Accomplishments:Led 4 technicians in advanced communication circuit troubleshooting and analysis techniques to resolve eight channel faults involving the Digital Modular Radios and depot level repair of an ultra-high frequency multi-coupler increasing communications suite capability from 32% to 65% to meet sea trial requirements. Took the initiative to gather highly technical information from BAE Systems experts regarding the Dual Navigation Data Units (DNDU) interfacing with the Ship’s Wide Area Network (SWAN) during a software upgrade availability resulting in the passing of critical casualty resolution techniques to junior technicians. Led 10 junior technicians in a successful coordination effort to demonstrate the Ship’s Wide Area Network Fail-over Resiliency feature with no equipment casualties to meet sea trial requirements. Show less

Primary Duties:First-Line Supervisor responsible for the management of 12 personnel, tactical data link (TDL) testing schedules, Defense Travel System (DTS) reviews, electronic communications equipment troubleshooting and Mobile Link Vehicle (MLV) maintenance in support of the TDL certification of surface, subsurface, and aviation assets. Additional Duties:VIP Driver Coordinator: responsible for the coordination of 23 VIP drivers in support of scheduled VIP guests touring… Show more Primary Duties:First-Line Supervisor responsible for the management of 12 personnel, tactical data link (TDL) testing schedules, Defense Travel System (DTS) reviews, electronic communications equipment troubleshooting and Mobile Link Vehicle (MLV) maintenance in support of the TDL certification of surface, subsurface, and aviation assets. Additional Duties:VIP Driver Coordinator: responsible for the coordination of 23 VIP drivers in support of scheduled VIP guests touring SPAWAR System Center Pacific’s research and development facilities for 14 months. Navy & Marine Corps Relief Society Fundraising Manager: responsible for collecting funds for the Navy and Marine Corp Relief Society. Year 2011, saw a 35% increase in donations from the 2010 fund drive totaling $5K. Accomplishments: Commenced last-minute 9 hour travel by vehicle to Alameda U.S. Coast Guard base to conduct emergency repairs to the SPAWAR MLV's Multi-Link Test and Training Tool server during a live TDL testing effort with US Coast Guard's USCG BERTHOLF. Completed 300 Tactical Data Link events and conducted Simple Key Loader training to 30 personnel across six organizations in a 32 month period.Hand-selected by the RIMPAC Third Fleet Joint Interface Control Officer to assist USS ESSEX (LHD 2) in troubleshooting efforts to resolve the ship's Link-16/11 capability. Efforts identified and resolved several faults in the Link-16 and Link-11 equipment resulting in the ability of the ship to participate in the Rim of the Pacific exercise. In partnership with Northrup Grumman engineers, redesigned SPAWAR's MLV testing platform. The design improved versatility, can be loaded onto a cargo aircraft or towed by heavy vehicle; greater independence, on board generator was added to removed the need to rent generator equipment from local vendors at remote sites. Show less

Primary Duties: Division Manager/Officer-In-Charge provide telecommunication/network support to 17 civilian mariners on board a Military Sealift Command vessel. Responsibilities included message traffic creation, review, and dissemination; cryptographic key/publications account management, server/workstation software updates in support of Information Assurance, supporting Navy training requirements and digital/analog electronic equipment repairs. Other duties… Show more Primary Duties: Division Manager/Officer-In-Charge provide telecommunication/network support to 17 civilian mariners on board a Military Sealift Command vessel. Responsibilities included message traffic creation, review, and dissemination; cryptographic key/publications account management, server/workstation software updates in support of Information Assurance, supporting Navy training requirements and digital/analog electronic equipment repairs. Other duties performed:Navigation Team Member: performed the following tasks while entering or leaving foreign ports: bell logging, helmsman activities, coordination & dispatching of Port Security Harbor Patrol Boat Units. Accomplishments:On the vessel's Bandwidth Efficiency System Transport (BEST) terminal, performed a solder repair on a faulty L-Band Module re-establishing satellite data flow, email, message traffic, and Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) capability. Identified and reported a transmitted signal from a naval vessel causing multiple International Maritime Satellite terminals to be jammed in a 10 nautical mile radius. Vessel was contacted and signal removed after securing power to their Digital Wideband Transmission System.Provided IT support services to 16 workstations to include Information Assurance Vulnerability Assessments, software/operating system patches, and network troubleshooting and analysis. Proactively worked with Morale, Welfare & Recreation organization Naval Support Activity Bahrain to provide free fitness equipment to ship personnel. Performed all assembly of fitness equipment upon delivery to the ship. Show less

Primary Duties:Site Coordinator of the North Island Volunteer Income Tax Assistant (VITA) Tax Service, Coronado Branch, providing tax services to all service members, veterans and their families in the San Diego-Coronado area.Accomplishments: Led a tax office team of three personnel produced a final outcome of 1,700 tax returns processed for active duty, reservists, veterans and their family members for the 2006 tax year with zero discrepancies. Contributed to a total… Show more Primary Duties:Site Coordinator of the North Island Volunteer Income Tax Assistant (VITA) Tax Service, Coronado Branch, providing tax services to all service members, veterans and their families in the San Diego-Coronado area.Accomplishments: Led a tax office team of three personnel produced a final outcome of 1,700 tax returns processed for active duty, reservists, veterans and their family members for the 2006 tax year with zero discrepancies. Contributed to a total regional achievement of 17,800 tax returns filed for the year. As an Event Manager led the coordination of a retirement ceremony for a senior enlisted member which included the ceremony equipment procurement, practice scheduling, and tracking receipt of retiree awards requested from state and federal levels. Used technical skills/experience to repair the legal organization's Defense Message System by replacing the 56Kbps modem hardware, performing operating system & software reloads, and reconfiguration of message software settings to re-establish dial-up connection to Coronado Messaging Center. Show less

Primary Duties:Electronic Maintenance Supervisor of 10 technical team members in the repair, maintenance, and operation the Radar Sonar Surveillance Center (RSSC) AN/TSQ-108(V)4 MOD 2 system within the organization. Subject Matter Expert of the Radar Sonar Surveillance Center (RSSC) AN/TSQ-108(V)4 MOD 2 system to include: AN/PRC-117F Radio Sets, AN/PRC-150 High Frequency Radio Sets, Riedel Intercom System, Graphical Data Fusion System (GDFS), internal/external cabling/connector… Show more Primary Duties:Electronic Maintenance Supervisor of 10 technical team members in the repair, maintenance, and operation the Radar Sonar Surveillance Center (RSSC) AN/TSQ-108(V)4 MOD 2 system within the organization. Subject Matter Expert of the Radar Sonar Surveillance Center (RSSC) AN/TSQ-108(V)4 MOD 2 system to include: AN/PRC-117F Radio Sets, AN/PRC-150 High Frequency Radio Sets, Riedel Intercom System, Graphical Data Fusion System (GDFS), internal/external cabling/connector repairs, Trailored Sensor Platform (TSP), HF/VHF/UHF/RF microwave/SATCOM deployable antenna arrays, and Commercial-Off-The Shelf equipment.Accomplishments:Researched and assembled five work centers and required documentation to identify maintenance requirements of the Radar Sonar Surveillance Center (RSSC) AN/TSQ-108(V)4 MOD 2 system resulting in a successful 3M System inspection by U.S. Navy echelons. Developed curriculum and wrote 22 standard operating procedures (SOPs) from equipment manuals to provide crucial Radar Sonar Surveillance Center (RSSC) AN/TSQ-108(V)4 MOD 2 system instruction to 90 operation specialists. Personally requested by SPAWAR and Science Applications International Company (SAIC) to identify & resolve design, software, and hardware issues for a $4M Radar Sonar Surveillance Center suite.Designed and implemented advanced training in Global Control and Communications System - Maritime (GCCS-M) and Communications Central Platform (CCP) to personnel in an effort to increase overall systems knowledge and operator efficiency. During a Command Assessment & Readiness Training and Final Evaluation Period (FEP) made corrections to seven communication casualties during readiness drills which earned the organization an overall 96% passing score. Show less

Primary Duties:NAVMACS(V)2 Instructor (Central Processor Unit (AN/UYK-20) concentration) provides instruction that covers system familiarization, circuit analysis, diagnostic troubleshooting and maintenance of the AN/SYQ-7(V)2 Naval Modular Automated Communications System to include the following equipment: AN/UYK-20 CPU, RD-397 Tape Reader/Puncher, AN/USH-26 Recorder/Reproducer, TT-624 Teletype Printer and AN/USQ-69 Terminal.Other Duties:Master Training Specialist (MTS)… Show more Primary Duties:NAVMACS(V)2 Instructor (Central Processor Unit (AN/UYK-20) concentration) provides instruction that covers system familiarization, circuit analysis, diagnostic troubleshooting and maintenance of the AN/SYQ-7(V)2 Naval Modular Automated Communications System to include the following equipment: AN/UYK-20 CPU, RD-397 Tape Reader/Puncher, AN/USH-26 Recorder/Reproducer, TT-624 Teletype Printer and AN/USQ-69 Terminal.Other Duties:Master Training Specialist (MTS) responsible for curriculum development, research/installation of curriculum/lesson plan updates, instructor evaluations and teaching MTS topics to other nonqualified instructors.Electronics Technician tasked to perform preventative/corrective maintenance on the AN/SYQ-7(V)2 Naval Modular Automated Communications System to include 16 AN/UYK-20 CPUs, 16 RD-397 Tape Readers, two AN/USH-26 Recorder/Reproducers and required test equipment.Accomplishments: Provided instruction to over 105 students in a three year period maintaining a course GPA of 94% while removing obsolete equipment reducing the course by one instructional week without degradation to course quality.Developed and provided a 10-day condensed refresher training of the NAVMACS(V)2 system in support of the USS OLENDORF (DD 972) and USS FLETCHER (DD 922) crew swap. Rebuilt 14 AN/UYK-20 computers and three RD-397 tape readers after hours to include diagnostic testing and circuit card troubleshooting which saved $1.3M in repair costs. Selected by the CSCS Detachment Communications Department Head to technically assist the USS BUNKERHILL (CG 52) in repairing an input/output system interface casualty to the Ship's Weapons Control System & sonar equipment. As a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program tax preparer contributed to the accomplishment of completing 400 tax returns for service and family members in 2005. Show less

Troubleshoot, align, and operate various electronic gear that support the ship's communication, RADAR, and satellite capabilities. The following was performed while attached to this command: Troubleshot and aligned 14 AN/VRC-46 marine VHF radios with a fix-to-find ratio of 78%, self-instructed Joint Maritime Command Information System ( now called GCCS-M) administrator, training representative responsible for updating qualifications, lectures, and instruction to divisional personnel… Show more Troubleshoot, align, and operate various electronic gear that support the ship's communication, RADAR, and satellite capabilities. The following was performed while attached to this command: Troubleshot and aligned 14 AN/VRC-46 marine VHF radios with a fix-to-find ratio of 78%, self-instructed Joint Maritime Command Information System ( now called GCCS-M) administrator, training representative responsible for updating qualifications, lectures, and instruction to divisional personnel, performing damage control maintenance & repair on quick-acting, water-tight doors. Became the Electronics Tech Supervisor within 14 months. Surface Warfare qualification obtained during second C4I Ship Repair Availability. As the Quality Assurance Inspector for the Operations Department, designated as the final acceptance authority for new and refurbished equipment installation to include the Digital Wideband Transmission System and upgrade to AN/SPS-49A(V)1 air search RADAR for ship's availability from 2000 to 2001. Primary Naval Modular Automated Communications System (NAVMACS) (V)3 message traffic equipment technician for the ship. Expert on the International Maritime Satellite B (INMARSAT-B) dual terminal responsible for voice, Defense System Network (DSN), & off-ship data communications. Maintenance accomplishment rate over three years above 93%. Using Autodesk AUTOCAD computer aided drafting software updated all system plans for the ship in preparation for Combat System Operation Sequencing System (CSOSS) installation in 2002. Installed the Commanding Officer's Furuno Commercial RADAR and the two distribution video feeds from the bridge to the Commanding Officer's stateroom. Awards received during tour: Command Advancement Program to Second Class Petty Officer, two Navy & Marine Achievement Medals, and Flag Letter from Amphibious Force 7th Fleet (now COMEXSTRKGRP SEVEN). Show less