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Directed and Supervised the Service and maintenance of Active Directory's, Exchange Servers, Hardware and Software services. Mentored the progression of a team while maintaining helpdesk operations in a corporation of 500 employees.

Maintain order and discipline in the Staff section. Provide reliable communication upper and lower TI.

Served as The Army’s ambassador within the community. Implements and conducts Army awareness programs throughout an area covering 400 square miles with a population of 20,000. Maintains a network of influencers to include parents, educators and community officials in nine high schools as well as two reserve units in the local area. Responsible for $20,000 of equipment

4-5 ADA Battalion S6 NCOICAppointed duties: Public Key Infrastructure Trusted Agent, Telephone Control Officer, Information Assurance Support Officer, Equal Opportunity Leader, System administration Officer. - responsible for a team of 8 Soldiers. We basically controlled and maintained all communication and automations systems with in a organization of 500 plus. - trained and familiarized over 500 Soldiers on the use and maintenance of the Signal Channel Ground and… Show more 4-5 ADA Battalion S6 NCOICAppointed duties: Public Key Infrastructure Trusted Agent, Telephone Control Officer, Information Assurance Support Officer, Equal Opportunity Leader, System administration Officer. - responsible for a team of 8 Soldiers. We basically controlled and maintained all communication and automations systems with in a organization of 500 plus. - trained and familiarized over 500 Soldiers on the use and maintenance of the Signal Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System - displayed a keen understanding of cultural environments when interacting with higher echelons and other country nationals- a confident leader who made decisions based on the best interest of the organization; very trusted leader- maintained 100% accountability of over $6 million dollars of communication equipment which equated to his team 95% operational rate-instructed six Information Awareness courses to over 460 Soldiers; enabled awareness of cross domain violations and cyber crime Show less

626 Brigade Support Battalion S6 NCOICAppointed duties Unit Information Maintenance Officer, Fire Marshal, Out Side Plant team chief- responsible for a OSP team of10 soldiers. Forward deployed in Afghanistan. I planned and gave instructions to my team to install and maintain a fiber network across our areas of operations. - maintained 100% accountability of more then $1,000,000 worth of organizational equipment and theater provided equipment - prepared and… Show more 626 Brigade Support Battalion S6 NCOICAppointed duties Unit Information Maintenance Officer, Fire Marshal, Out Side Plant team chief- responsible for a OSP team of10 soldiers. Forward deployed in Afghanistan. I planned and gave instructions to my team to install and maintain a fiber network across our areas of operations. - maintained 100% accountability of more then $1,000,000 worth of organizational equipment and theater provided equipment - prepared and tracked movement of fiber optic equipment for over 10 missions, coordinated for their transport to final locations with zero loss- aggressively researched and requested purchase over $4,000,000 worth of commercial off the self equipment streamlining these fiber installations and repairs- prepared and conducted fiber optic maintenance classes for 300 tenant Soldiers -performed well outside of the scope of his occupation, his teams ability significantly impacted all facets of tactical communications- coached and mentored three Soldiers to become A+ and Net+ certified allowing Soldiers to program, troubleshoot and secure the battalions data infrastructure -established, supervised and enforced strict informational awareness training that resulted in the fewest IA violations-Extensive knowledge of tactical networks allowed him to superbly establish and manage over 150 end-user accounts across three networks-developed and enforced the battalion communications maintenance plan; tracked And ordered replacement and repair parts; maintain an operation readiness rate of 95% Show less

82nd Special Troops Battalion S6Appointed duties; Platoon Sergeant, Telephone Control Officer, COMSEC Custodian and Hazmat Officer- I was attached to a military training team on a Iraqi base solely to stand up their communications. - planned and implemented Brigades standards for radio certification prior to deployment for over 200 Soldiers, ten field grade officers- trained and mentored over 400 Iraqi Army soldiers on establishing, monitoring and maintaining… Show more 82nd Special Troops Battalion S6Appointed duties; Platoon Sergeant, Telephone Control Officer, COMSEC Custodian and Hazmat Officer- I was attached to a military training team on a Iraqi base solely to stand up their communications. - planned and implemented Brigades standards for radio certification prior to deployment for over 200 Soldiers, ten field grade officers- trained and mentored over 400 Iraqi Army soldiers on establishing, monitoring and maintaining the first Iraqi Tactical Operation Cell- maintained accountability of $300,00” dollars worth of communication systems by establishing a accountability systems - mentally alert leader who performed superbly under highly stressful conditions- motivated peers to establish standard operating procedures for radio communications employment procedures which proved vital in establishing communications at remote sites in Iraq- Show less