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Plans and develops methods, procedures, policies, and techniques governing command-wide decisions on Friendly Force Tracking (FFT) telecommunications systems. Currently serves as a technical advisor for the command. Maintains all encryption devices implementation on SharePoint and provides tracking of over 2,000 devices throughout the command. Coordinate with the Logistics Readiness Section for device issuance and implement a SharePoint-based tracking system of assets within 60 days of receipt of the encryption devices. Accurately track existing support contracts and service subscriptions. Renews support contracts and subscriptions while providing the command with existing contracts in SharePoint for command visibility.

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Planned, managed and prioritized the Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Information Management (C4IM) IM and IT investments, expenses, and operations. Strategic roadmap for United States Army Reserve (USAR) IT, develop and maintain USAR IT governance documents, and manage the IT Portfolio/Programs. Federal, department of defense, and service level policies, procedures, and processes that address a wide range of mission essential and critical enterprise-wide IT strategic objectives. IT Portfolio/Program Subject Matter Expert (SME) to ensure information and expertise is disseminated across the enterprise to help build trained and ready units. • Facilitated governance and decision-making events, business case development, and budget and resource management. Program reviews and provide recommendations on consolidation of IM and IT investments, expenses, and operations based on resource requirements. • Analyzed requirement documentation to validate compliance to standards, completeness, and deliverable enforceability to achieve an optimized mission capability.• Defined and maintained the network architecture and infrastructure for over 5,000 outlaying organizations. • Developed and planned the use of Keyhole Markup Language (KML) objects, overlays and files, Defense Collaborative Tool Kit (DCTS), Defense Connect Online (DCO) and other FFT C2 display systems and collaboration software applications.

Oxon Hill, Maryland

The mission of USAREC is to "Provide the Strength." This means recruiting individuals in the necessary numbers and quality for the skills to keep the Army combat ready. There are several factors that add to the difficulty of this mission. First of all, not everyone wants to join the Army. Second, not everyone meets the physical and mental standards needed in the Army. Third, the Army must compete against the other Armed Services in the recruiting business. Finally, the interests of individuals must be matched with the skills and specialties needed in the Army. As you can see, recruiting involves a lot more than just putting in "numbers."As a recruiter, you must counsel potential applicants on a person-to person level. To be successful, you must contact prospective enlistees and present the Army's programs. In many cases, an individual will have reasons for not wanting to enlist. You will need to use leadership, counseling, and motivation techniques, along with your knowledge of Army enlistment programs to persuade the individual that the Army can meet their personal needs. It may also be necessary for you to persuade an individual that the Army can meet their needs better than any of the other Armed Services. Additionally, you must match the individual's interests with career management fields needed by the Army. Most importantly, you will have to promote the Army with enthusiasm and recruit with integrity.

Bachelor Of Technology - Btech, Network And System Administration/Administrator

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Health And Wellness, General