•Analyzed and reviewed submarine Availability Work Packages (AWP) for Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) submarine Engineering Overhaul (EOH) and Selected Restricted Availability (SRA) to determine necessary man-hour resource allocation to support accomplishment of all availability maintenance and repairs during a submarine dry-dock period within a predefined budget.•Performed expenditure trend analysis on Virginia and Los Angeles Class submarine CNO availability budgets utilizing historical data pulled from multiple databases to determine the best allocation of project man-hours and shipyard resources.•Collaborated with shipyard Business and Material offices to prepare executive level, bi-weekly briefs in Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel to illustrate status of submarine project manning, key event and milestone progression, awarded contracts, risk assessment, and concerns for new work or complex work to be briefed to the Shipyard Commander and NAVSEA 04.•Performed maintenance and weekly data export on the Oracle Application Express (APEX) web database used by submarine projects to track the progress, status, and timely review of job summaries. Additionally, conducted training for 30 personnel on the importance to utilize and perform timely status updates in the APEX web database to ensure a smooth, consistent workflow.•Established job summary work boundaries for engineers and project production shops to create appropriate work breakdown structures and system test component unit (CU) phases in the Advanced Industrial Management (AIM) system database to track and ensure completion of maintenance, repair, and support.•Ordered material in Material Requirements (MRQT) to support Ship Alterations scheduled by PHNSY&IMF Fleet Maintenance, Submarine.

USS Ronald Reagan CVN-76•Managed 30 personnel to plan and schedule the integration of all non-shipyard other maintenance resources, production work, and testing authorized to be accomplished during a SRA for Nimitz-class aircraft carriers.•Performed training for 30 personnel in the AIM System database, AIM Execution Priorities, and Electronic Shift Operations Management System (ESOMS) database to ensure proper sequence of work, work test requirements, and safety and security protocols were adhered to for ship's force and government contracted personnel.•Read, interpreted, and analyzed electrical and mechanical technical manuals, blueprints, and schematics to ensure proper component isolation to high energy, high pressure systems were in accordance with Navy Safety Standards ensuring ship's force and outside activity personnel safety.•Collaborated with Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Ship Repair Facility Code 246, Elevator Support Unit, Aircraft Climate Control Investigation Team, Carrier Engineering Maintenance Assist Team, Carrier and Field Service Unit, and various shipboard divisions on a daily basis to plan, coordinate, and manage complex repair activity work packages to minimize down time and avoid repair conflicts during an aircraft carrier maintenance period.•Prepared weekly reports that detailed and illustrate work progression and deadlines to stay on schedule to meet CNO SRA Key Events (KE), Milestones (MS), and system test events.

USS George Washington CVN-73•Troubleshot cryptographic mismatches and IP addressing schemes for P-3 Orion and P-8 Poseidon C4ISR aircraft in order to establish video and data links to support the aircraft carrier mission assignment in 7th fleet Area of Responsibility (AOR).•Conducted first successful aircraft carrier to P-8 Poseidon to receive video and data link via USQ-167 Communication Data Link System (CDLS) while deployed on patrol in 7th fleet AOR.•Managed 10 personnel across 5 communication equipment shops in all facets of off-ship connectivity to include satellite and Line-of-Sight (LoS) voice, video, acoustic, and IP services.•Performed preventive and corrective maintenance on WSC-9 Navy Multiband Terminal (NMT), OE-82 UHF SATCOM antenna group, WSC-3 UHF transceivers, Digital Modular Radios (DMR), CDLS, URC-131 HFRG (8KW), WSC-8 Commercial Broadband Satellite Program (CBSP) radio set, and Global Broadcast Service (GBS).•Troubleshot Defense Satellite Communication System (DSCS) communication paths from ship to NCTAMS and NCTS shore stations resolving loss of IP services due to improper crypto loads and incorrect antenna look angles, and incorrect satellite selection for operating area.•Established daily divisional work priorities, short and long-range work schedules, and performed Quality Assurance (QA) of divisions performed preventive and corrective maintenance on satellite and line-of-sight communication sets.•Performed, planned and scheduled, preventive and corrective maintenance on satellite and LoS radio communication systems in the Navy Maintenance and Material Management (3M) system.• Read and interpreted electrical and mechanical schematics and block diagrams, blueprints, and technical documents in order to diagnosis, localize malfunctions, and perform repairs on faulty parts or subassemblies in radio systems critical to mission readiness.

USS Port Royal CG-73•Managed 20 personnel in 5 electronic shops comprising satellite and LoS radio communication, tactical data links, radar, navigation, Miniature and Micro (2M) repair, Test Equipment maintenance and inventory, and interior shipboard communication and alarm systems.•Performed preventive and corrective maintenance on shipboard radio communication systems to include USC-38 radio set, WSC-6 radio set, WSC-3 UHF LoS and SATCOM transceivers, URT-23D HF transmitters, R-2368 receivers, MD-1324 multiplexer and TD-1271 DAMA multiplexer, Joint Tactical Data Information Distribution System (JTIDS) Link 16 and Link 11, KG-84 and KIV-7 crypto devices, SA-2112 digital switching matrix, and associated patch panel equipment using test equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, frequency counters, signal generators, RF power meters, and dummy loads to align and calibrate radio communication and radar systems.•Identified and repaired multiple faulty circuit card assemblies, coaxial cables, and synchro/servo motors in the AN/SRQ-4 LAMPS MK III Hawklink anti-submarine warfare communication system to ensure operation specialists are able to maintain secure voice communication, Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) video, tactical data, and acoustic information to support ship's ASW missions.•Performed preventive and corrective maintenance on shipboard air search, surface search, and navigation radars including SPS-49, SPS-64, UPX-24 and UPX-29 IFF system, and Furuno brand radar set.•Performed annual written evaluation, assessments, and verbal counseling of 20 subordinates in technical expertise, teamwork, military bearing, and quality of work.•Utilized Navy supply and logistics systems to order and procure repair parts and components for electronic systems.•Navy EKMS program to procure and utilize cryptographic keymats for secure communication systems.

Computer Diagnostic and RepairBrand Identity and Customer Service- Provided premiere customer service and timely support.- Ran diagnostics and repairs on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Apple computers.- Assisted in the setup and comprehension of home networks to customers.