Eddy Hofmann Email & Phone Number

Pompton Lakes, NJ, US

New York City Metropolitan Area

Mahwah, NJ

• Principal T-Mobile Engineer supporting United Parcel Service (UPS), one of the largest T-Mobile commercial wireline accounts, billing over $85 million in revenue per year.
• Design secure solutions for their 3000+ branch offices, data centers, IOT network, OT networks, Extranet, Cloud Connectivity, and other specific requirements globally.
• Deliver key technical presentations to UPS senior leadership. Deployed proofs of concept and developed a trusted partner relationship with UPS engineers by working side by side with them in their lab and production.
• Played a key role in the creation of the UPS Freight Data Center disaster recovery plan.
• Lead the migration of the entire UPS network from Frame Relay to MPLS and a second time from TDM access to Ethernet access.
• Senior member of the T-Mobile Engineering Security Subject Matter Expert (SME) Team, which promotes the T-Mobile Security Portfolio and helps customers understand T-Mobile security products. These include Secure Threat.

Paramus, New Jersey, United States

• Responsible for overall lifecycle management of Sprint’s largest non-carrier commercial wireline account, United Parcel Service (UPS).
• Managed a nine-member team of Project Managers, and Implementation Specialists.
• Deployed, implemented, and provided operational support of a 3,000-site global network.
• Awarded Sprint’s Circle of Excellence Award (highest Sprint honor for non - commissioned employees).

Paramus, New Jersey, United States

• Managed large Telecommunications Projects for Global Strategic Customers.
• Supported major enterprise customers with all aspects of customer lifecycle, including implementation, operations, and billing.

Fort Irwin, California, United States

• Instructed and evaluated 22 Signal Companies (100+ soldiers each) in communications network planning, operations, and security during tactical exercises.
• Co-authored Communications Training Pamphlet for the U.S. Army Center for Lessons Learned.
• Developed and co-authored Signal Training Exercise for the U.S. Army Signal Corps, Officer Basic Course.

Fort Drum, New York, United States

• Senior Signal Officer responsible for all communications planning, design, risk assessment and execution for 1,800-member Light Infantry Brigade.
• Designed and implemented over 20 secure voice and data networks for the Brigade.
• Administered the Brigade’s Automation Plan with $100,00 annual budget.

Fort Drum, New York, United States

• Responsible for moral, welfare and training of 139 soldiers.
• Responsible for over $1.5 Million in property and equipment.
• Awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for achieving the highest readiness level two months ahead of schedule.
• Awarded the Signal Regimental Bronze Order of Mercury for outstanding Leadership

Fort Drum, New York, United States

• Signal Officer for the 2-22nd Infantry Battalion, Ft Drum, NY.
• Lead a team of 14 communications specialists.
• Responsible for all Battalion communications planning and execution, and information security operations.
• Planned, deployed, and executed secure communications networks for over 100 Infantry Battalion tactical missions in the Republic of Haiti (1994)

Seoul, South Korea

• Signal Officer for the 4-58th Aviation Battalion, Republic of Korea.
• Lead a team of 20 communications specialists.
• Planned and Implemented communications network for 27 fixed and mobile Air Traffic Control (ATC) facilities spread across 167,000 square kilometers in South Korea.
• Assigned as the COMSEC (Communications Security) officer responsible for all US Army ATC assets in the Republic of Korea.

Fort Mcnair, Washington DC

• Operations and Planning of National Strategic Communications Systems throughout the US.
• Developed and wrote classified communications plans for the Military District of Washington.
• Coordinated and implemented the training program for the 1101st Signal Brigade (2500-member unit).

Fort Mcnair, Washington DC

• Led a 25-member communications platoon, responsible for implementing communications contingency plans for the US Military District of Washington.

Bachelor Of Engineering - Be, Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians, 3.3 Gpa

Activities and Societies: ROTC, Sappers - The National Association of Rigorous Training UnitsCompleted and awarded the Bachelors of.

Teleprocessing Operations Officer’S Course, Telecommunications Engineering, 3.7 Gpa

Training and Certification to be a Telecommunications Officer in the US Military.