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Texas, United States

Texas, United States

Fort Hood, Texas

Replacing components, wiring circuits, repairing simple electronic equipment, preventive maintenance on ICIDS, CCTV, and access control, routine service orders, installation of new systems, completing all associated paperwork and work orders. Traveling to assist other job sites and installations, as well as building quotes and proposals. Supervises lower tiered technicians on larger scale installations.

Fort Hood, Texas

Replacing components, wiring circuits, repairing simple electronic equipment, preventive maintenance on ICIDS, CCTV, and access control, routine service orders, installation of new systems, completing all associated paperwork and work orders. Traveling to assist other job sites and installations, as well as building quotes and proposals.

Fort Hood, Texas

Replacing components, wiring circuits, repairing simple electronic equipment, preventive maintenance on ICIDS, CCTV, and access control, routine service orders, installation of new systems, completing all associated paperwork and work orders.

Fort Hood, Texas

Served as the Senior Local Area Network Manager for the HHC, 89MP BDE and Fort Hood Department of Emergency Services; responsible for maintaining, managing and distributing all automation equipment for the brigade; responsible for the fielding of Command Post Platform (CPP) and the integration of the Command Post Communication System (CPCS) which provides voice and data communications for tactical command and control for Army Battle Command Systems (ABCS). Managed the creation and transition of users' accounts/mailboxes and network printers tactical and garrison environments. Security Clearance: Top Secret SCSSIPhysical Profile: 111111ASVAB Score - GT: 124; ADMIN 121; CMBT 115; ELEC 117; FA 115; MECH 111; FOOD 116; COMMO 117; MAINT 115; TECH 117Similar Civilian Occupations:Computer OperatorsComputer Systems AnalystsComputer and Information Systems ManagersNetwork and Computer Systems Administrators

Fort Hood, Texas

Provide desktop computer support which includes diagnosing and resolving any workstation operating system software, application software or hardware problems; provide user instruction for any workstation operating system software or standard application software; setup and configure standard workstation operating system software, all authorized standard application software, and all related services and authorized application software.

Fort Hood, Texas

Supervises the deployment, installation, operation, and unit level maintenance of multi functional/multi user information processing systems. Performs duties as Section Sergeant and Team Chief; performs Information Assurance (IA) functions. Determines requirements, assigns duties, and coordinates activities of personnel engaged in information system analysis and maintenance. Develops and administers on site training programs. Compiles output reports in support of information systems operations. Analyzes telecommunications information management needs, and requests logistical support and coordinates systems integration. Ensures that spare parts, supplies, and operating essentials are requisitioned and maintained. Supervises, performs maintenance management and administrative duties related to facility operations, maintenance, security, and personnel. Performs IASO/Systems Administrator (SA)duties. Supervises IASO functions. Provides technical assistance, resolve problems for information services support personnel, functional users and functional staff. Supervises subordinate NCOs and soldiers.

Fort Hood, Texas

Supervises automations operation in Battalion; supervises the deployment, installation, operation, and unit level maintenance of multi user information processing systems; provides information technology assistance in management of the Command Post Platform (CPP); responsible for the development and management of the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS); responsible for management of active directory and user accounts on tactical SIPR and NIPR exchange services which service over 3,000 users; enforces Army network security and information assurance policies; responsible for the health and welfare of 23 Soldiers.

Fort Hood, Texas

Provide desktop computer support which includes diagnosing and resolving any workstation operating system software, application software or hardware problems; provide user instruction for any workstation operating system software or standard application software; setup and configure standard workstation operating system software, all authorized standard application software, and all related services and authorized application software.

Fort Gordon, Georgia

Soldiers training to perform the duties of an Information Technology Specialists will attend the IT Specialists course at Fort Gordon, Georgia. Fort Gordon provides training for Initial Entry Training (IET) Soldiers, as well as Reclassifying Soldiers, from other Occupational Specialties, or Prior Service members. For training purposes, though all Soldiers in the course will receive the same training, they are separated as MOS-I for Initial Training, and MOS-T for re-class. The Information Technology Specialists course is approximately 22 weeks long, and soldiers in training will be classed into one of several phases during training. This is a continuation of the phases started in Army basic training, and all service members in training regardless of rank or time in service will participate.

Fort Benning, Georgia

Basic Combat Training (BCT) consists of ten weeks training, and is identical for all Army, Army Reserve, and Army National Guard recruits. This is where individuals learn about the fundamentals of being a soldier, from combat techniques to the proper way to address a superior. BCT is also where individuals undergo rigorous physical training to prepare their bodies and their minds for the eventual physical and mental strain of combat. One of the most difficult and essential lessons learned in BCT is self-discipline, as it introduces prospective soldiers to a strict daily schedule that entails many duties and high expectations for which most civilians are not immediately ready.