Operation Lone Star

25E assists in the resolution of frequency interference incidents, reports unresolved problems to higher headquarters for assistance, and reviews frequency interference databases for trends and repeat incidents.The ESM provides advice and assistance to subordinate units for mission accomplishment and career progression of other Electromagnetic Spectrum Managers. The Electromagnetic Spectrum Manager serve as advisor, for electromagnetic spectrum management, to the commander. The ESM prepares electromagnetic spectrum specific briefings for commander and staff.

As a field technician for Pavlov Media I ensured timely dispatches on break fix field orders. I did everything from coaxial video repair all the way to splicing fiber. I worked alone mostly but was apart of a 3 person team. Daily duties often included troubleshooting Access Points, Switches, Routers, CAT5E drops, racked equipment replacement, SFP cleaning, Fiber Jumper replacement and keystone terminations.

The beginning part of my contract I was a Team lead for a team of 15 to provide T-Mobile with an audit to ensure FCC Compliance for there entire Microwave Network. I then was placed into a team to assist with validating fiber optic as-builts and ensure data was recorded accurately for Verizon Wireless.

I worked with a team of people in the Microwave Transport Department for T-Mobile. As a team we insure T-Mobile's Microwave equipment wad configured and working correctly. Some of my duties include logging in to the microwave radio systems to ensure proper settings and that the radios were in full compliance with the FCC rules. My work insured that T-Mobile's customers were recieveing the best possible service and network reliability.

As a premises technician I installed VOIP and IPTV services. Complete installations of home networks via LAN or wifi was a daily task. Customer service was my number one goal with this posistion. Working aloft with proper safety gear and following all set saftey guidelines was also a daily task.