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Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

Schriever Afb, Colorado

Schriever Air Force Base

Fabricated and installed network cables for the Missile Defense Agency.

Colorado Springs, Colorado Area

Established wireless 802.16 connections delivering network connectivity for organizations conducting training and operations in remote areas utilizing a variety of switches, encryption devices, firewalls, and radios. Programmed and securely connected a variety of military and commercial computers, printers, VOIPs, and systems to enterprise level networks.Established fiber optic access to connect end users in order to deliver connectivity solutions.Collaborated with users to determine best solution to meet their organization's needs then developed, tested, and installed a custom IT package to meet those needs.Liaised between military customers and Department of Defense civilians at the Network Enterprise Center to ensure the customers were understood and expectations were met by both parties. Troubleshot connectivity issues as they were reported as well as being proactive in diagnosing potential issues in real time before they affected the customer.Conducted quality of service surveys with customers at the conclusion of each support mission to ensure that the service being delivered to the customer organization was effective, timely, and relevant.

San Angelo, Texas Area

Managed and taught a 14 week instructional course for Military Linguists employing 17 instructors producing qualified Arabic Cryptologic Linguists and well as managing an eight week Iraqi dialect functional course resulting in over 700 qualified linguists graduating with over a 99% pass rate.Developed an annual class schedule based on projections and requirements of the Department of the Army and national level organizations.Researched, developed, wrote, and updated courseware for relevancy.Taught as adjunct faculty for two other departments due to subject matter expertise teaching cryptologic methods and geo-spatial analysis.Monitored, serviced, and inventoried equipment valued in excess of $26 million with no losses.

Colorado Springs, Colorado Area

Served as a Platoon Sergeant during two back to back combat deployments to Iraq.Oversaw the health, welfare, training, and mission supervision of 20+ intelligence professionals.Oversaw the collection, analysis, and production of up to 250 daily intelligence reports while deployed to a warzone.Advised senior leaders on threat levels and the organizations vulnerabilities.Recruited numerous local nationals from a variety of regions within Iraq to act as interpreters for small units in direct contact with the local population increasing the available linguists from under 30% to meet requirements to over 90% requirements within six months.Networked varied highly sensitive systems using strong encryption in a combat environment.Maintained security clearance records in the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS/e-QIP) for all personnel assigned to a battalion.Monitored, serviced, and inventoried equipment valued in excess of $4 million with no losses.

Monterey, California

Served as a class leader for his class maintaining daily accountability of 48 students and disseminating administrative information.Volunteered to conduct and evaluate both physical training as well as soldier common skills training for hundreds of soldiers new to the Army.Achieved a final GPA of 3.0 upon completion of the Arabic basic language course

Kunia, Hawaii

Supervised, trained and ensured the health and welfare of 20 Soldiers, Sailors, and Airmen.Directed the production, training and adherence with both operating instructions and national laws of 20 cryptologic professionals.Coordinated collection and reporting assets within the Pacific theater of operations and National level assets.Improved annual collection by 3% despite a 25% reduction in available collection assets.Maintained the highest annual collection and reporting out of 4 shifts.Trained 13 newly assigned operators for qualification testing resulting in 100% passing with a 96% average.Analyzed collected intelligence for information that was deemed by national consumers to be a priority.Monitored, serviced, and inventoried equipment valued in excess of $23 million with no losses.

Augusta, Georgia Area

Forecasted, planned, and prioritized worldwide intelligence operations for a military intelligence company.Established an operations center within a secured facility in order to maintain secure communications and tracking of worldwide deployed teams reducing the reporting lag time from six hours to less than thirty minutes.Collected, analyzed, and reported data deemed to be critical to national intelligence.Networked complex systems across satellite, wireless, and wired mediums.Adapted existing equipment to function in dynamic environments saving an estimated $10 million.Monitored serviced, and inventoried equipment valued in excess of $30 million with no losses.Trained, tested, and licensed 130 soldiers on various vehicle and generators as a driver tester as an additional duty.

Germany, Korea, California, Massachussets, New Jersey

Performed a variety of tactical and strategic functions as a signals interceptor.Utilized a variety of communications and analysis systems including receivers, directions finders, jammers, as well as mobile and fixed intercept systems.

Associate Of Arts (Aa), Arabic Language And Literature, 3.0

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Electrical Engineering

Currently studying for an electrical engineering degree with a minor in philosophy.