Over 14 years of experience supervising, training, and motivating team members on the most challenging work environments. Proven to adapt to new surroundings while remaining observant and accurately assessing what needs to be accomplish. Qualifications include: • Active Clearance• Leadership experience• Time Management• Responsible• Adaptable • Decision Making • Effective Team Leader• Works well under Pressure • Organized

• Supervise, plan and executes the installation, operation, safety and maintenance of all signal support systems.• Assist in staff supervision of information services.• Prepares maintenance and supply requests for unit level signal support.• Responsible for the health and wealthfare, mentorship and training of four Soldiers.• Ensures proper Communications Security (COMSEC) policies and guidelines within the company• Work with FSR’s to get technical support for all radios and Bradley’s to complete the mission.• Serves as the senior radio telephone operator of an infantry company with an assigned strength of over 210 Soldiers; maintains the critical link between the company and battalion leadership; receives processes, disseminates, and tracks critical information in a timely and accurate manner; records all actions of the company; updates charts and overlays; takes spot reports, messages, and relays messages; responsible for taking immediate action upon receipt of Commanders Critical information Requirements (CCIR) or Essential Elements of Friendly Information (EEFI).

Worked with a small team responsible for battalion communications. Maintaining vehicle communication to computer networking. Worked with local companies to maintain their communication across the Korean peninsula. Maintaining the highest respect for the locals while conducting the mission at hand.

• Lead and train 2, 3-man teams to conduct routine maintenance (PMCS) and communication system on Stryker’s.• Supervise, install, employ, maintain, troubleshoot and assisted service members with battlefield signal support systems and satellite communication equipment.• Maintained the organizations Advanced SINCGARS Improvement Program (ASIP) Radios, Multiband Inter/Intra Team Radio (MBITR/JEM), Satellite Communications (SATCOM/VHF) Radios, Simple Key Loader (SKL), Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR), Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2) System, Enhanced Position Location Reporting System (EPLRS), Blue Force Tracker 2 – Joint Capabilities Release (BFT2-JCR), WIN-T Increment 2 Point of Presence (POP) vehicle, and Soldier Network Extension (SNE) vehicle.• Performed additional duties as Security (COMSEC) Custodian.• Served as the primary Signal Support Systems NCO for the Battalion; provided signal support to four subordinate companies comprised of over 1,500 Soldiers.• Served as the Senior Signal Support Systems/Retransmission Team Chief in a Infantry Battalion; supervised and integrated the installation, operation and maintenance of signal support systems, and the JCR/JBC-P.• Lead NCO for the integration of the JBC-P. Taught all top leadership in the Battalion the proper procedures of the system.

• Conducted four team-focused of three quality training exercises to better equip to conducted proper retrains site with 100% safety.• Implemented standards trained and provided technical assistance to users on a wide variety of signal equipment and associated devices.• Responsible for organization communications set up (radio communication/internet), maintenance and tear down during deployment and training.• Solely responsible tracking and maintaining over $1M in communications equipment with zero loss.• Surveyed and analyzed terrain to determine optimum equipment placement and use.• Performed scheduled and un-schedule maintenance on various types of Radio and Electronic Systems.• Maintained the organizations Advanced SINCGARS Improvement Program (ASIP) Radios, Multiband Inter/Intra Team Radio (MBITR/JEM), Satellite Communications (SATCOM/VHF) Radios, Simple Key Loader (SKL), Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR), Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2) System, Enhanced Position Location Reporting System (EPLRS), Blue Force Tracker 2 – Joint Capabilities Release (BFT2-JCR), WIN-T Increment 2 Point of Presence (POP) vehicle, and Soldier Network Extension (SNE) vehicle• Performed additional duties as Security (COMSEC) Custodian.• Serves as the senior radio telephone operator of an infantry company with an assigned strength of over 185 Soldiers; maintains the critical link between the company and battalion leadership; receives processes, disseminates, and tracks critical information in a timely and accurate manner; records all actions of the company; updates charts and overlays; takes spot reports, messages, and relays messages; responsible for taking immediate action upon receipt of Commanders Critical information Requirements (CCIR) or Essential Elements of Friendly Information (EEFI).

• Supervised four personnel with the proper training, skill and equipment to achieve of the mission with 100% success.• Led unit’s inventory control and preventative maintenance process for $750,00K commo equipment with classified communication gear eliminated downtime; sustained 100% accountability.• Integrated systems and maintained tactical radio network systems.• Provided personal security to ranking officers.• Stepped into leadership role anytime the NCO was not present, which included a 10 month stretch at one point.

• Managed six personnel in the successful running of an IT help desk over a one year period.• Performed duties as Telephone Control Administer for multiple landline and blackberry users which were essential to effective communications.• Trained and instructed subordinates and supported units on radio and networking equipment.

• Installed communications systems in over 22 vehicles and maintained equipment in 35 vehicles, achieving a 100% of equipment readiness.• Organized, maintained and accountable for over $2.5M in equipment.• Enforced physical security, controlled cryptographic items and information assurance policies and ensured the company was in compliance with standard operating procedures• Served two tours in an overseas deployment to Afghanistan in direct support of Operation Enduring Freedom ensuring all Battalion communication needs were met to include Blue Force Tracker (BFT), ASIP Radios and Satellite Radio Communications to include HARRIS 117G, 152, 150 and Thales 148 Multi-Band Team Radio (MBTR).• Maintained complete custody of communication encryption data keys and devices.

• Shop Foreman of a Communications & Electronics shop for Forward Support Company.• Supervised and trains 6 soldiers who are performing repairs and modifications on computers and other data devices, single channel ground and airborne radio systems, tacfire radar, telephone and wire equipment, night vision sights, and other special electronic devices, responsible for training and directing the set-up and operation of mobile facilities in combat and training environments.• Crossed train with Small Arm/Artillery Repairer (91K), helped out the Armament Shop Foreman Responsibility for the field and sustainment level support maintenance of 4500 weapons which include the M9, M4, M16A4, M249, M240B, M2, M2A1, M203, M320 and MK19 weapon systems; responsible for the disposition, evacuation and movement of all equipment requiring a higher level of maintenance.• Regular perform forklift duties to help out the local nationals with loading and downloading their trucks.• Primary Company Comsec Custodian.

I am eager to learn a new skill as I prepare to exit the Army. I am also ready for a new chapter in life that will give me the opportunity to use the skills that I acquired in my time in the Army.

• Shop Foreman of a Forward Direct Support Communications Electronics repair facility.• Supervised and trains 6 soldiers who are performing repairs and modifications on computers and other data devices, single channel ground and airborne radio systems, tacfire radar, telephone and wire equipment, night vision sights, and other special electronic devices, responsible for training and directing the set-up and operation of mobile facilities in combat and training environments.• Employs proper dismounted movement techniques, cover, concealment, and camouflage as part of dismount team• Employs, operates, and maintains assigned weapons and equipment.• Operates both mounted and dismounted to close with and destroy the enemy.• Serves as the senior radio telephone operator of an infantry company with an assigned strength of over 130 Soldiers; maintains the critical link between the company and battalion leadership; receives processes, disseminates, and tracks critical information in a timely and accurate manner; records all actions of the company; updates charts and overlays; takes spot reports, messages, and relays messages; responsible for taking immediate action upon receipt of Commanders Critical information Requirements (CCIR) or Essential Elements of Friendly Information (EEFI).

Conducted Advanced Individual Training (AIT) for 25U at Augusta, Fort Gordon, Georgia.

Conducted Basic Training at Columbia, Fort Jackson, South Carolina.