Served as an expert in networking, network & application performance management (NPM/APM),utilizing Riverbed’s NPM and APM Solutions portfolio. Provided specialized planning and designexpertise in network configuration, analysis & network/application performance troubleshooting.Provided overall knowledge of IT Systems and IT infrastructure and how it impacts ApplicationPerformance. Provided SOCOM with NPM & APM knowledge and skills and documented best practicesand SOP’s. Worked directly with customers, colleagues, and other stakeholders to achieve project &business goals. Installed Riverbed Tools (Portal, AppResponse, NetProfiler, FlowGateway, NETIM,NetCollector, NetAuditor, Aternity) on three networks with over 6000 devices a piece, using VMwareand ESX systems and storage sub-systems. Conducted network/application Troubleshooting usingpacket traces, protocol analyzers and generic utilities (tcpdump, wireshark, NetFlow, Packet Analysis).Added and updated features to enhance reliability and performance. Provide strong engineeringleadership, coach and mentor development engineers and raise the bar for the entire team.

Perform tier three transport support in accordance with the SOCOM Information Enterprise (SIE). Test and analyze elements of network facilities, including power, software, security features, communications devices, communications lines, modems and terminals. Responsible for the overall integration of the enterprise network as well as planning, modeling, simulation, design, installation, maintenance, management and coordination of the network. Monitor and control the performance and status of network resources by using software and hardware tools, as well as by identifying and diagnosing complex problems and factors affecting network performance. Provide guidance and direction for junior network support technicians Candidate.

Perform tier one and two network support in accordance with the SIE OPORD. Provide administration of network and communications systems, including, but not limited to, Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) systems. Responsible for creating monitoring reports and managing equipment logs, as well as ensuring the functionality of links. Coordinate network administration and performance requirements with other members of the networking team. Identify, analyze, and document long-range requirements, and administers resources related to the enterprise network. Prepare technical implementation plans that provide integrated solutions, including actions, milestones, timelines and critical paths required for complete solutions. Research applicable standards and requirements documents to assure network compliance. Plan for and provide reasonable responsiveness in terms of network performance (e.g., availability, reliability, and throughput). Prepare activity and progress reports for the Government regarding network performance initiatives. Administering the operation of LAN/WAN-related network services according to Government policies and procedures. Coordinating and implementing network software and hardware upgrades. Troubleshooting and resolving LAN/WAN performance, connectivity and related network problems. Administering LAN/WAN security and malware control measures. Build operational Operations and Maintenance (O&M) checklists to maintain the service (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly O&M checklists); build Tactics, Techniques and Processes (TTPs) and Standard Operating Processes (SOPs) associated with service checklists. Monitoring LAN/WAN-related systems to proactively identify performance and operational issues. Documenting and implementing approved configuration changes. Managing access control lists and networking equipment. Performing routine maintenance on network-related components and equipment.

Perform tier one and two network support in accordance with the SIE OPORD. Provide administration of network and communications systems, including, but not limited to, Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) systems. Responsible for creating monitoring reports and managing equipment logs, as well as ensuring the functionality of links. Coordinate network administration and performance requirements with other members of the networking team. Identify, analyze, and document long-range requirements, and administers resources related to the enterprise network. Prepare technical implementation plans that provide integrated solutions, including actions, milestones, timelines and critical paths required for complete solutions. Research applicable standards and requirements documents to assure network compliance. Plan for and provide reasonable responsiveness in terms of network performance (e.g., availability, reliability, and throughput). Prepare activity and progress reports for the Government regarding network performance initiatives. Administering the operation of LAN/WAN-related network services according to Government policies and procedures. Coordinating and implementing network software and hardware upgrades. Troubleshooting and resolving LAN/WAN performance, connectivity and related network problems. Administering LAN/WAN security and malware control measures. Build operational Operations and Maintenance (O&M) checklists to maintain the service (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly O&M checklists); build Tactics, Techniques and Processes (TTPs) and Standard Operating Processes (SOPs) associated with service checklists. Monitoring LAN/WAN-related systems to proactively identify performance and operational issues. Documenting and implementing approved configuration changes. Managing access control lists and networking equipment. Performing routine maintenance on network-related components and equipment.

Radio chiefs are qualified to supervise the installation and operation of fixed and field radio stations, microwave stations, and visual signaling stations. The skills of a radio chief are vital in the planning and execution of successful amphibious deployments which depend upon highly mobile and reliable communications. Radio chiefs assist in selecting the frequencies and radio sites to be used for each mission as well as determining the mix of radio equipment to be employed. Radio chiefs should develop a systems approach toward communications, understanding wire and data communication equipment capabilities and systems integration

• Maintain, operate and control DJC2 Initial Entry Package and Early Entry Package. Support communication operations for satellite transmission, CISCO routers, switches, HAIPE encryption devices, and CISCO Call Manager in remote locations for dignitaries and senior- level military personnel. Collaborate with needs assessment and development of network structures. Projects included Initial Early Package (IEP), Early Entry Package (EEP), and Deployed Joint Command and Control Core System (DJC2) networks, servicing up to 120 personnel. Received project requirements, scheduled staff, conducted map/ site survey and secured all necessary equipment based on location. Traveled to remote locations to install network; maintained system via help desk environment for troubleshooting and issue resolution. Provide VoIP/VoSip phone service, Internet (WWW) /SIPR/NIPR/Centrix/JWICS services.• Communication Team Chief Managing 2.5 million dollars in Communication equipment. • Experience functioning in a collaborative environment in which diverse perspectives are viewed as essential to the decision making process.• Install, operate, configure and maintain transmission path for USC/60A Antenna, Swedish .9, 1.2, and 1.5 meter antennas using X-band and Ku-Band frequencies.• Systems Administrator: Manage, backup, update servers and give access for clients. • Hardware: Cisco Layer 3 switches, routers, HAIPE encryption devices, PRC-117/PRC-150/PRC-152, CCT-120 satellite antenna, USC-60, Tandberg video teleconferencing hardware, CISCO VoIP equipment, River Bed Steel Head, CISCO Call Manager, INMARSAT antenna, RRK (Rapid Response Kit), IEP (Initial Entry Package) , EEP (Early Entry Package), SC2IP, and VX-400 (Voice compression).• Configure cryptographic equipment for encoding and decoding, ie, KG250, SecNet54, Kiv 19

Supervise inmates in housing units and those segregated for administrative or punitive measures; instruct inmates in housekeeping and sanitation; supervise the issuance of clothing and other personal effects to inmates.Make periodic patrols of quarters and work areas and initiate counts of inmates at regular and irregular intervals; maintain control and discipline including use of physical restraint and restraining devices; prevent the introduction of contraband into the institution.Check inmate mail for possible contraband; maintain a periodic patrol either inside or outside the institution to ensure the security and integrity of the institution. Monitor, supervise and screen inmate visitor traffic; monitor periguard system; observe traffic in and around the compound.Instruct inmates and maintain control in areas such as the inmate food service area, auditorium, etc. Observe for signs of disorder or tension and report such observations to a higher authority; counsel with inmates regarding institutional, domestic or emotional adjustment problems.Maintain a record of equipment, supplies and other items; maintain and demonstrate proficiency in the use and care of firearms, restraint methods and equipment and emergency measures; maintain knowledge of communication and other electronic equipment; instruct inmates in the proper care and use of institutional equipment.Maintain master inmate location counts; setup and receive inmate counts and be familiar with the entire operation of the Control Room; initiate and participate in search of inmate recreation areas, work areas, and housing units to prevent the introduction of contraband items.Maintain proper security of inmates being transported; ensure that all transportation permits are completed accurately and signed by the appropriate authority; institute proper restraints as appropriate for inmate's custody classification; check transportation vehicles daily.