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Yakima Training Center, Wa

As Quality Control for the Human System Integration (HSI) cell, my responsibilities include analyzing data in the Enterprise Web Survey Suite (EWSS) database sent from the field by Data Collectors, Operations, & Test Players. This involves monitoring and analyzing incoming data, as well as digitally transcribing any physical paperwork collected by Documentation Control into the EWSS database. I ensure accurate counts are maintained for all forms and monitor form data to reconcile discrepancies between the Likert Scale and Test Players' comments. I also conduct quality control on RAM data within the ATOM framework during periods of increased workload. Additionally, I utilize resources to answer questions from the directorate ORSAs and respond to Requests For Information (RFIs) to ensure clarity of information for the Data Authentication Group (DAG).

Fort Johnson, La

As Lead Data Collector, I conducted research on test equipment, assisted in the development of training programs for EWSS and ATOM, then taught Data Collectors, Harvesters, and Military Personnel in the operation and implementation of these programs; ensuring team readiness prior to test and during deployment. During multiple Rehearsal of Concept (ROC) drills, I briefed routes, data collection requirements, and aided the Lead ORSA in describing daily data collection operations.

Fort Lewis, Washington, United States

As a Data Collector, I analyzed and processed RAM data for System Under Test and generated Test Incident Reports (TIRs) when the systems transitioned out of Fully Mission Capable (FMC) status. Producing TIRs involved digitally transcribing and inputting physical forms into ATOM, including information from Operational Status, Activity Worksheets, and Comment Cards. The paperwork was tracked through transmittal forms, and both digital and physical forms were used to respond to Requests For Information (RFIs) from Data Management.

Kapolei, Hawaii, United States

As a Data Collector, I analyzed and processed RAM data for System Under Test and generated Test Incident Reports (TIRs) when the systems transitioned out of Fully Mission Capable (FMC) status. Producing TIRs involved digitally transcribing and inputting physical forms into the Observer Data Input Nexus (ODIN) system. This included information such as Operational Status forms, Activity Worksheets, and Comment Cards. The paperwork was tracked through digital transmittal forms, and both digital and physical means were used to respond to Requests For Information (RFIs) from Data Management.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

As a Data Management RAM QC, my responsibilities included analyzing forms inside Data Collector transmittal packets and entering the forms into the Observer Data Input Nexus (ODIN) database

Fort Mccoy, Wi

As a Data Collector for System Under Test, I collected RAM and HSI data to input into the ODIN and EWSS databases. A notable outcome of this test was the production of a comprehensive 36-page Test Incident Report (TIR) during a 17-hour workday, prompted by the annual scheduled maintenance of the System Under Test. In collaboration with other Data Collectors, we consolidated five data collector packets into a single document for submission to Data Management.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

As a Launcher Section Chief overseeing 5-man teams, I led the march-order and emplacement of Patriot Launching Stations and associated equipment, while also managing missile resupply and maintenance on various station platforms. Additionally, I operated and repaired platform communication equipment, developed soldier training programs, and provided guidance and instruction to soldiers.• Accountable for maintenance of 14 Patriot Launching Stations valued over $365 million.• Executed a 46-kilometer convoy to emplace a Battery Command Post to establish communications, enabling Air Missile Defense for coalition forces.• Supervised and trained eight junior soldiers on Patriot Launcher operations and maintenance, ensuring 100% up-time of all launcher systems during deployment.

Grovetown, Georgia, United States

Tested, repaired, newly installed, or updated equipment to ensure installation conformed to DISH specifications for proper functionality. Managed satellite frequency spectrum in conjunction with the satellite operator determining carrier frequency and carrier power based on parameters such as data rate, modulation scheme, satellite transmit power, and receive gain over temperature. Installed satellite dish and all related devices according to the technical specifications given by the manufacturer, utilizing information gathered from the customer to locate a suitable location that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Trained the customer in the installation process and briefed the functions and operations of newly acquired devices. Ability to work for long hours in confined space and from various heights, read and comprehend technical schematics, manuals, and memos. Isolated faults in units and components while ensuring that all safety regulations and procedures are followed on the job site. Ensured that building permits, apartment permissions and government ordinances are in order prior to installation. Explained company services in order to promote products and upsell additional installation points or systems to clients. Maintained inventory of the equipment and audited equipment regularly to order future stock. Evaluate and validate claims and submit service reports to support claims.

Fort Gordon, Ga / South Korea

As a Network System Operator-Maintainer for the Army, I managed and maintained critical network systems and equipment. Conducted routine inspections and preventive maintenance to ensure network functionality and security, responded promptly to technical issues. Executed troubleshooting procedures to minimize system downtime, ensuring consistent operation of vital communication networks. Collaborated with team members to implement network upgrades and optimize system performance for mission-critical operations.• Excelled in a 6-month IT Network course with a course average of 97.45%, which included training on Cisco Network Switches/Routers, Call Managers, Local Area Network Encryption Devices, ASA Firewalls, and IP-Based Protocols.• Supervised a team of six members while providing network communications to over 300 users.• Established communications infrastructure from the ground up, providing users with internet, phone, and VOIP access to the region, and established a Help Desk to troubleshoot all network problems.

Grovetown, Georgia, United States

Maintained and repaired panels, circuits, wiring, and related systems; replaced switches, receptacles, ballast’s, fuse boxes, heat systems, motors, fans, and lights; repairs electric motors and extension cords; installs communication cable, telephone lines and plumbing. Maintained and repaired plumbing fixtures, lavatories, faucets, sinks, tubs, water heaters and water service and drain lines; cleans/unclogs pipes, tanks, floor drains and sewers; cuts and threads or sweats pipe; repairs steam traps and pipes on heat systems; conducts preventive maintenance of plumbing and steam systems; HVAC. Maintained and repaired heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment such as air compressors, dryers, strainers, pneumatic and electronic controls and piping systems; ensures water and steam coils, motors, belts, pulleys, condenser pans, duct work, dampers, and related systems are working properly. Responded to emergency call-backs

Grovetown, Georgia, United States

Supervised up to 240 prisoners while maintaining custody and control procedures. Performed frisk and strip procedures during daily operations. Insured accuracy of facility paperwork for current and incoming prisoners. Coordinated daily activities of prisoners to maintain accuracy of prison count. Trained incoming correctional personnel on correction officer duties and responsibilities. Inspected housing unit and prison work areas and other assignments for safety/health hazards and contraband. Counseled non-supervisory staff on a variety of correctional duties related to security and inmate conduct, safety, cleanliness, and maintenance in the correctional setting. Ensured that adequate operational efficiency is maximized by providing supervisory review of sanitation, cleanliness and safety conditions in assigned area by identifying health hazards in the area; initiating corrective actions, ensures employee awareness of such hazards; and making appropriate notifications through the chain-of- command. Promptly reported violations and/or on the job injuries; assuring medical attention is provided as requested, indicated by established guidelines. Submitted reports on extraordinary occurrences/critical incidents, individual job performance, proposed adverse/corrective action, awards, and commendation. Interfaced with county, city, and state law enforcement agencies in conducting investigations and providing pertinent information that may be needed for further the investigations.

Fort Lewis, Gtmo, South Korea

As the RSOI NCO for in and out processing, I managed the intake and release procedures for over 500 medium-custody prisoners. This included coordinating with law enforcement agencies such as the FBI, DEA, and State Police to facilitate transfers and releases, arranging transportation to prisoners' home of record, and overseeing discharge adjudication. Additionally, I monitored and issued “earned abatement time” for prisoner work performance, and maintained Correctional Treatment Files (CTF) for all in-processed prisoners. Responsibilities also included creating custody badges, processing prisoner photos, fingerprints, and tattoo documentation, ensuring accuracy of victim witness lists, calculating sentence computations, managing prisoner finances, judicial documentation, and overseeing prisoner phone accounts.

South Korea

Monitors weather conditions so field artillery can launch missiles accurately. The duties they perform are crucial to support infantry and tank units in their missions. Operate meteorological equipment, peripheral equipment, computer equipment, perform maintenance on survey equipment, vehicles, radios, provide astronomic observations, create meteorology data, prepare schematics, mark survey stations, record field data, prepare meteorological balloons, assist PADS operator with preparations for operations of PADS, and train subordinate soldiers within the same or similar MOS.

Eielson Afb Ak, Souda Bay Greece, Luke Afb Az

This 848-hour course provides training to personnel on how to maintain, troubleshoot, and repair AGE systems in an on-equipment environment, in support of aircraft maintenance and operations. Specific training includes: electrical and electronic principles, basic system theory of operation, system component removal and installation, system operation, introduction to maintenance concepts, inspection and maintenance systems, core automated maintenance systems (CAMS), supply discipline, general flight line maintenance practices, use of technical publications, common hand-tools, special test equipment, forms, equipment familiarization, soldering, hardware, safety wiring, foreign object damage (FOD) prevention, corrosion control, AGE safety, career progression, security, and hazardous materials and waste handling. Also, specific training on charging and starting systems, hands-on troubleshooting, correcting malfunctions of gas turbine compressors, diesel generators, motor generators, light carts, air cycle machines, air conditioners, hydraulic test stands, bomb lifts, diesel engines, heaters, air compressors, electric motors, load banks, various subsystems, and non-powered AGE.