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Fort Hood, Texas, United States

Fort Hood, Texas

Fort Hood, Texas

Accomplishments: Installs’ program equipment as per the fielding schedule and in support of test events. Providing installation services for FBCB2/BFT, JCR, JBC-P and MFoCs, in vehicles/platforms without LRUs which provides units’ flexibility to move FBCB2/BFT, JCR, JBC-P and MFoCs between assigned vehicles. Collect, verify and assist ILS personnel record hardware serial numbers for final hand receipts.Install FBCB2/BFT, JCR, JBC-P, MFoCs and local removable units, cabling and mounting hardware.

Fort Bliss, Texas

Accomplishments: Provide support to US Army units during daily operations and maintenance of FBCB2, BFT, MTS, JCR and JBC-P digital communications systems. Assist the soldiers with periodic and semi-annual maintenance, updates and upgrades for databases, hard drives, transceivers and new operational profiles at multiple unit levels. Travels to CONUS/OCONUS locations to support US Army soldiers during their deployment. Provides senior level technical support for customer/company network systems. Performs complex systems installations and maintenance, tests, repairs and troubleshoots network equipment problems. Performs work, which involves conventional engineering practice but may include a variety of complex features such as conflicting design requirements, unsuitability of standard materials, and difficult coordination requirements. Provides guidance and direction to less experienced site/field engineering technicians, serves as lead technician in the absence of a formal lead or supervisor.

Fort Hood, Tx

Accomplishments: Recognized for being courteous, reliable, punctual, and with a safe driving record. Thorough knowledge of roadways; strict adherence to highway safety; with expertise in maintaining and handling vehicles.-- Provide transportation support to U.S. Army, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve personnel by driving a 15 passenger van and 26 ton truck during mobilization / demobilization military exercises; conduct regular vehicle safety checks; promptly report any malfunctions; accurately maintain driving logs; ensure safety of passengers-- Promptly transport military personnel to facilities from airfield to lodging; to in-processing / out-processing; and to medical appointments; to include long distance travel to Lackland Air Force Base, Brooks Medical Facility, Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio

Allen, Mi

3-month contract for Roush Industries:Accomplishments: Accurately installed and inspected new prototype components on vehicles; which ensured on-time scheduling for performance testing. Noted for reliable attendance; always willing to travel to other locations; and work overtime or weekends whenever needed. Achieved mechanical and prototype build mechanic expertise. Exceeded Roush Industries qualification requirements for organizational skills and attention to prototype specifications; which resulted in 100% correct installations of components. -- Inventoried parts received and installed new prototype test automotive components in 2 cars, 3 sport utility vehicles, and 5 heavy trucks during a 3-month contract to Roush Industries in Michigan-- Ensured accurate prototype installations In Accordance With build and new parts install specifications; conducted final Quality Control / Quality Assurance inspections of vehicles before final sign-off for performance testing

Fort Hood, Tx

Accomplishments: Successfully completed 40 major fielding of FBCB2 communication systems; BFT GPS-enabled systems; radio systems: ASIP, EPLRS, SINCGARS; routers; and AN/PRC 117F for Project Manager Abrams at U.S. military bases. Ensured each system was 100% operational, before official release. Drafted documentation for FBCB2 Operating Procedures; which resulted in hard-copy and digital publication to Software Loader Verifier Special Tool Technical Manual. Guided and assisted team members; achieved all company and customer objectives.-- Supervised 40 independent fielding cycles; coordinated logistics, identified impacts, determined requirements of U.S. Army fielding FBCB2 and BFT systems for 1,000 Abrams tanks and 24 Heavy Assault Bridges, Wolverine-- Trained 138 military personnel to install, operate, and troubleshoot FBCB2 and BFT systems; tested system and troubleshot faults of prototype components; documented Operational Test and Evaluation results-- Reviewed and interpreted engineering drawings, schematics, modified work orders, and documents for new system software, hardware, and database upgrades-- Updated hardware, software, and equipment; supervised installation of system updates and upgrades for final vehicle configuration-- Traveled to military bases, Proving Grounds, APG, CRTC, EPG, and YPG for initial testing of prototype and production software, digital communication databases, and hardware before final installation in vehicles; supported fielding of new equipment including training, maintenance, and repair

Ft, Hood, Texas And Yuma Proving Grounds

-- Maintained 100% accountability of $7.3M of replacement parts for the Abrams tank and the Heavy Assault Bridge, Wolverine, prototype and production vehicles during Limited User Test with soldiers for validation-- Provided hands-on maintenance; repaired, upgraded, and troubleshot tanks and Wolverines; submitted daily activities reports and provided support to company engineers

Kuwait

-- Trained Kuwaiti Army soldiers to operate and maintain the M1A2 Abrams tank-- Operated digital communication systems and used gunnery simulators in preparation for individual crew qualification

Conus And Oconus

Accomplishments: Received distinguish ratings during individual crew gunnery qualification, achieved "TOP TANK" rating while serving in Germany and Korea.-- Supervised daily training activities of 14/34 soldiers as a Platoon Sergeant of tank and ACR platoons-- Trained 240 soldiers through their initial and advance training during 5 year at Fort Knox, KY

Bachelor'S Degree

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