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Buford, Ga, Us

Lawrenceville, Georgia, United States

Querétaro, Mexico

• Provided SAP support in a manufacturing environment; and proposed a restructuring of functional areas to allow for more efficient tracking of manufacturing costs.• Planned and implemented enhancements to the IT infrastructure for the company's facilities in North America to ensure the stable operation of business operations.• Strategically planned the integration of production machines into the corporate network to reduce production downtime, making use of existing systems to reduce capital expenditure and maintain Operation’s staff efficiency. • Provided Level 1 through Level 3 IT support in a multi-national area of responsibility as a system administrator and SAP administrator.

Suwanee, Georgia, United States

• Continually reviewing and developing logistics processes utilizing SAP to decrease the length of time for daily cycle counts and to improve overall accuracy. Evaluated warehouse processes, types of materials and logistics execution activities occurring in the same space. This resulted in a reduction in the time for cycle counts by 30% and an increased ability to record material lot information in SAP by training personnel on the Quality and Logistics modules.• Identified and proposed methods to upper management for the extraction of production data from manufacturing equipment using standard interfaces to present that information for analyzing Operating Equipment Efficiency.• Guided the technical engineering team develop and improve manufacturing processes and maintenance. Initiatives included defect detection by camera system integrated with manufacturing machinery, material traceability requirements from Automotive Manufacturers, and testing and measuring equipment for complex assembled parts. • Developed a method to improve master data entry to automatically determine profitability, record corrective and preventative maintenance, have better inventory accuracy through production order control, communicated to managers.• Developed a prototype database to combine data from separate systems to establish traceability with produced parts allowing outsourced vendors to create an accurate Statement of Work, appropriately bid, and complete the work with limited requests for clarification. I submitted the business case, determined relevant technologies in coordination with the supplying vendor, to meet the requirements of the project. The scope was managed to balance ease of data retrieval, with cost efficiency and current corporate technical expertise. • Advised Corporate IT Group in Strategic Planning to business solutions that meet regional needs and regulations, resulting in successful audits of the company’s Information Technology program.

Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

• Organized support for a ship-wide assessment for all material repair and lifesaving equipment relevant to the electronics division and an of all electronic communication equipment onboard the ship.• Led the ship’s Test and Repair program of all micro-miniature electronics boards to screen 67 jobs for repair that resulted in $183,112 in savings by repairing and not replacing functional modules.

Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

• Mentored a division of 19 personnel to complete 83 qualifications, three advancements in paygrade, and 5 personnel awards. Also conducted 15 Career Development Boards to create a culture of continuous personal development throughout the division.• Supervised, managed, and trained personnel on the preventative and corrective maintenance of Radar, Exterior, and Interior Communications equipment totaling over 4,200 hours. We prevented 12 Readiness Casualty Reports and corrected 33 repair reports to ensure the ship’s success during joint naval exercises with international partners. Also trained nine additional personnel of all ranks to draft and implement Casualty reports to streamline external technical support and parts acquisition.

Great Lakes, Illinois, United States

• As the Electronics Technician Student Orders Coordinator, worked with assignment personnel to effectively place 540 students to their first duty stations, reviewing records for potential Security Clearance issues, providing substantial savings in the processing of student transfers.

• Trained junior officers and enlisted watch standers to operate surface search radars and aviation identification systems to identify threats and safely navigate the ship.• Trained personnel to use various combat electronics to establish redundancy in case of casualties during incidents or incapacitation of the primary operator.