Curtis Jamison Email & Phone Number

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Supports Land Mobile Radio (LMR) systems vital to the critical communications for DHS/FPS Officers and Dispatchers. Manages and validates any work performed by a third party that impacts the effectiveness and reliability of the FPS LMR network. Assigns, tracks, locates, and inventories items valued anywhere from $3K to $20K each. Researches and advises of new technologies that could increase system performance and expand radio coverage for our customer within the scope of their needs.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Radio Technician under various companies (Gonzales Consulting Services and Rivada Port Graham Solutions) servicing the Federal Protective Service. Supported Land Mobile Radio systems vital to the critical communications for DHS/FPS Officers and Dispatchers. Tracked, managed, and inventoried over 2500 assets worth over $15M annually.

White House Communications Agency, Washington, Dc

• As a Lead Communications Officer, led 7 to 30 person teams providing immediate communications support to the Vice President, Senior White House Staff, and United States Secret Service (USSS). • As the technical expert, managed and assisted local vendors on all aspects of secure Executive level communications installation. Coordinated with Senior White House Staff to synchronize the logistics and technical requirements in the installation of LAN/WAN, telephone, secure video teleconferencing and UHF radio infrastructure.

Charleston Afb, Charleston, Sc

• As a Squadron Deployment Manager, I overhauled 120 training records, managed $10K in supplies, and scheduled and monitored mandatory training. • I took a failing deployment program from 45% ready rate to a 95% rating in less than 6 months and successfully deployed 45 ready bodies to support the war on terrorism in Iraq.

Charleston Afb, Charleston, Sc

• Managed 2878 personal wireless devices to include Motorola handheld radios, Motorola vehicle radios and cellular telephones from all 4 major carriers valued at $3M.• Oversaw contractor install of the base’s new public address system valued at over $1M.• As Base Frequency Manager, reviewed 120 frequency licenses; reduced requirements by 50% and updated 40 licenses to bring them up to legal standards; enabled new $2.6M trunking system to be installed.

Charleston Afb, Charleston, Sc

• Performed preventive maintenance inspections and corrective maintenance on fixed and deployable HF, VHF, and UHF ground to ground and ground to air communications systems.• Installed, operated and maintained fixed and portable public address systems in support of over 500 military base functions; eliminated the need for a government commercial audio contract.• Fabricated a wireless sound system to provide audio to ¼ mile strip of flight line for the 1999 Air Expo using antiquated equipment in storage; provided 1st ever backline audio and saved over $7K in contractor fees--commander allocated $25K for new equipment for subsequent shows.

Associate'S Degree, Communications Systems Technology

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