Jon Nesbitt Email & Phone Number

North Salt Lake, Ut, Us

San Ramon, Ca, Us

San Ramon, Ca, Us

San Ramon, Ca, Us

San Ramon, Ca, Us

Mobile, Alabama, Us

Rockville, Md, Us

• System Administrator• SolarWinds monitoring• VMWare configuration• Virtual Servers• Use of OSI levels 1-4 to troubleshoot problems; always starting at the lowest level unless cause of problem is known• Use of Solar Winds to monitor network functionality• Network Troubleshooting• Use of Active directory to create and manage users• Using VMWare to create, and access virtual servers• McAfee Enterprise Firewall• McAfee Firewall Enterprise System Administrator• Substitute Team Lead• Work with Visio to create network diagrams

Falls Church, Va, Us

BAT Unmanned Test Pilot: Upon returning from a 17 month tour in Iraq with the Hunter UAS, I took a job as an Unmanned Test Operator for the BAT UAS. Duties include: flight testing, procedure writing, on site IT support and help desk, substitute Imagery Analyst, Ground Control Station Technician, System Admin. Work schedule was 72 hours per week

Hunter Unmanned Operator: Upon returning from Iraq with the Shadow UAV system, I started a job with ISR Group as a Hunter Operator for over sea operations. Upon completing the initial Hunter course I became a certified Crew Chief and Maintenance Operator (MO). Duties include: Aircraft Commander, Crew Chief, site maintenance, Site Lead, and local Network Admin, IT help desk support. Work schedule was 72 hours per week

Redstone Arsenal, Al, Us

UAV Operator: Duties included a basic knowledge of C4I, performing site selections and surveys without error, accurately recording site and equipment data, performing equipment maintenance checks and pre-operational checks. Conducting Shadow UAS preflight without error and performing operator level airframe maintenance. In- flight duties included reacting to emergencies quickly and proficiently, resolving equipment and software problems, and communicating with crew members while maintaining a calm environment. Accumulated over 230 hours of Shadow UAS flight time including more than 150 combat flight hours.Mission Commander (MC): Duties included planning flights, coordinating missions and providing briefings to flight crews and command staff. My success demanded dynamically adjusting flights to fulfill mission requirements while working closely with supported units and Air Traffic Control. Success required a high degree of multi-tasking, rapid task prioritization, building mission reports, keeping an accurate daily log, analyzing weather, and making difficult and crucial decisions on the “fly”. It was critical to maintain positive communication with flight crew and customers while trouble-shooting complicated issues and taking full responsibility for all decisions made. Starting the deployment to Iraq as the only qualified MC I accumulated more than 500 combat hours and was responsible for regularly coordinating simultaneous missions. While performing duties as Mission Commander I co-authored the “Standard Operating Procedures” (SOP) for the 81st Brigade and created a MC Checklist which is still used today. As one, of only two MC Unit Trainers in the 81st Brigade, I was responsible for setting and enforcing the MC standard.