• Represented primary stakeholder to influence outsourced $100M project to replace aging network transport technology and $4.4M project to replace video telecommunication infrastructure and display systems for 14 operations centers in Korea.• Prepared and conducted command level briefings in regards to networks, future projects and operational requirements.• Provided responsive technical and functional field level maintenance support to over 400 customers.• Interfaced with Multinational agencies to help facilitate inoperability that achieved a common operational picture on a joint network enabling real time collaboration.• Identify, analyze, & document long/short-range requirements and resources related to the enterprise network while preparing technical implementation plans that provide integrated solutions including actions, milestones, time lines and critical paths required for complete solutions.• Provided configuration management guidance, based off of best business practices, and documentation of network and system enterprise network, allowing searchable products for ease of troubleshooting and future planning.

• Primary automations technology advisor as the senior technical expert to 8A HQs on the organization’s C4i requirements as 8A transitioned from an Army Service Component Command to a Operational Field Army HQs• Managed a diverse team of 30 technical personnel and oversaw the maintenance and end user support across two enterprise domains and three network classifications.• Engineered and deployed 8A’s first fully tactical war fighting domain carrying the project from Planning through procurement, deployment and finally Fully Operational Capable (FOC). • Developed technical guidance and support to users, 8 Army G6 personnel in troubleshooting problems or issues relating to enterprise management to ensure the continued stability, availability and security of enterprise directory services.• Researched, planned and installed critical security and network optimization devices, Cisco Identity Service Engine (ISE) and Riverbed Wide Area Network (WAN) systems to modernize Eight Army capabilities.• Routinely performed software installation, systems configuration and technical support to assist in operation and trouble shooting in accordance with industry security and vendor best practices.• Deployed, operated, and maintained 50 virtual enterprise servers: 2008 Server R2 Domain Controllers, 2007 and 2010 Microsoft Exchange, Retina, WSUS, File Servers, Nessus Scanners, SharePoint, and other Enterprise Services.

• Project Manager for the building of a new Datacenter at Bagram Army Air Base, Afghanistan. The project included over two thousand nine hundred hours spanning from project initiating, executing (including procurement process), controlling/ monitoring and closing. This datacenter was designed with the capacity and capability of running over 400 virtual servers with network and storage redundancy.• Served as Senior System Engineer responsible for developing and implementing classified and unclassified network architectures in enterprise environments to 25,000 military and civilian personnel during wartime operations.• Established the 101st Tenant Security Plan to implement docking station functionality for the Division server stacks after re-deployment to create a persistent and reliable classified network• Designed a Continuity of Operations (COOP) Plan, which enables the command to continue operations in case of a catastrophic failure and implemented it allowing immediate data and services availability at all times.

• Engineered and maintained audio visual systems valued over $10 million and used to track and coordinate all activities in the Coalition Forces Land Component Command (CFLCC) Operations Center.• Organized and implemented a flawless relocation of a world class operations center and all associated information technology and audio and visual display systems. • Maintained oversight and implementation of information management tools for an organization overseeing the operations of workforce exceeding 150,000, and supporting 32,000 users of critical tracking systems.