Maintain and troubleshoot all Networking issues within Layer 1,2, and 3 of the OSI model (Physical, Data Link, Network) on the Enterprise network as well as a campus wide local site network. Conduct site surveys for future installs, engineer connection paths between networks.● Lead Engineer on small-scale projects such as installing / configuring new access or distributionswitches● Responsible for the operation and maintenance of multiple enterprise networks with thousandsof connections utilizing Cisco, Juniper and Brocade devices as well as a myriad of differentdynamic routing protocols, configurations and transport methods in support of the NRO mission● Conduct installation, removal and troubleshooting of all physical network devices and cabling● Provide forward facing customer service utilizing the customer’s trouble ticketing system, aswell as communicating with / troubleshooting with various outside vendors when required● Utilize hundreds of different EKMS keys with numerous COMSEC devices to include operationand troubleshooting of encrypted legacy circuits

AS Telecommunication Chief of the Watch I Managed operational support of 8,000 SHF/EHF/CBSP and Pier communication circuits.Administrated and maintained Automated Digital Network System(ADNS), Navy Tactical Wide Area Network(NTWAN), Navy Multiband Terminal (NMT), EHF TDMA Interface Processor (EHF TIP), and over 100 cryptographic equipment for the ships/shore stations in the Pacific Area of Responsibility.

Communications Watch Officer for C4I Systems, my responsibilities include maintaining, troubleshooting, and administrating onboard, High Frequency(HF), Ultra High Frequency(UHF) Line-Of-Sight, UHF SATCOM, Very High Frequency(VHF), Super High Frequency(SHF) Military, SHF Commercial, and Extremely High Frequency(EHF). As well as being part of Network Security as a Network Administrator.