Ronald Hackett, Pe Email & Phone Number

Fayetteville, Tennessee

Hackett Science and Technology Applications Company (H-STAC) is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business that provides systems engineering, engineering services, and technical assistant to the Government as a subcontractor to major defense contractors. We also provide custom programming and web-based interactive solutions. The company is based in Fayetteville, Tennessee, and it supports Huntsville and the Tennessee valley.Currently maintaining 17 personal, professional, and institutional websites that were developed by H-STAC. H-STAC provided technical support and software development for ManTech's Document Detective until July 1, 2013.

Huntsville, Alabama Area

Science and Technology EDucation and TRAINing (STEDTRAIN)STEDTRAIN is a Committee of the Huntsville Association of Technical Societies (HATS) that administers a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Seed Grant program that provides funding up to $1,000 to an educator for innovative hands-on classroom projects that will stimulate children’s interest in science and technology.Since the Program began in 1988, it has distributed over $367,478 for 392 individual grants and other worthy educational projects. The grants currently benefit approximately 10,000 students directly and about 20,000 indirectly a year.All grant proposals are collected, scored, and managed online throught he Committee's website. Since moving the entire process online in 2010, over 150 proposals were submitted, and over $100k in grants were awarded to 117 area K-12 teachers for innovative projects that will "seed" student’s enthusiasm for science and technology. website: http://www.stedtrain.org

Fayetteville, Tennesee

The Arts Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in the Fayetteville-Lincoln County community through the presentation, education, and promotion of all art disciplines including visual, conceptual, and performing arts.

Huntsville, Alabama Area

HATS is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) association of Huntsville area technical and professional societies dedicated to the advancement of science and engineering. Founded on June 17, 1969, HATS has grown from seven charter societies to the current organizations representing more than 18,000 individuals. http://www.hats.org/

Huntsville, Alabama

- Established a new business area under Information Assurance called Electronic Document Security (EDS), and developed a new software product for reviewing the content of electronic documents. This software product, called Document Detective, is used by many Government organizations for sanitizing the transferring electronic document across security boundaries. - Developed and deployed a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encrypted, interactive website filled with customized management tools and applications that were designed to work well on mobile devices, for people who are deployed to the field. The website included: 1. A specialized task tracking system that tracks individual tasks that converge to a single event on a specific day, such as the launch of a missile;2. A “Lessons Learned” Database interface that allows users to submit new lessons learned and to search previous lessons learned;3. A supplemental document repository for historical documents when the MDA Share Point database began to reach its capacity;4. A “Quad Chart” editor that provides consistently formatted and timely charts and can be updated anytime from anywhere and makes current information available to managers in near real time; and 5. A user friendly interface for a complicated and tedious data input file for the MDA Risk Chart Maker program;- Created an Operations Security (OPSEC) training PowerPoint presentation with embedded tracking and an email reporting capabilities to ensure the training was completed prior to deploying for a mission. - Developed an Inflatable Antenna (patent 6,963,315 B2, on 8 Nov 2005) that allows large aperture dish antennas to fit into a light-weight backpack for deployment to remote locations for high-bandwidth satellite communications. One prototype provided emergency communications after hurricane Katrina.

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1999-2002, Missile and Space Intelligence Center, Redstone Arsenal, AL, as an Electrical Engineer and Program Manager for missile model development and electronic document security expert. 1997-1999, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Kirtland Air Force Base, NM as the High Power Microwave (HPM) Information Warfare (IW) Advanced Concept Technology Demonstration (ACTD) Program Manager. 1995-1997, Phillips Laboratory, Kirtland AFB, NM, Information Warfare Applications Branch Chief that developed creative and innovative solutions for the modern digital battlefield supported Information Operations. 1994-1995, Air Force Information Warfare Center (AFIWC), Kelly Air Force Base, TX, Hardware Exploration Branch Chief that lead exploration of advanced technical concepts and Information Assurance technologies for Command and Control Warfare (C2W) operations.1992-1994, Air Force Intelligence Command (AFIC), Kelly AFB, San Antonio, TX, System Developer that managed advanced technical development projects providing radio frequency and communications solutions to emerging warfighter requirements. 1988-1992, Foreign Technology Division (FTD), Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH, Technical Team Leader for antenna research, propagation models, and modulation systems. 1986-1989, Department of Defense Special Representative Japan (DSRJ), Yokota Air Base, Japan, Special Collection Systems Senior Engineer, provided RF & computer systems field engineering support and Quick Reaction Capability (QRC) systems throughout the Pacific. 1983-1986, Electronic Security Command, Kelly Air Force Base, TX, Major Command Electronics Engineer for TEMPEST and Technical Security programs, and provided technical security assistance to a Department of State facility overseas .1982-1983, San Antonio Air Logistics Center, Kelly Air Force Base, TX, Intermediate Command Project Engineer for the C-5A computer controlled Malfunction Analysis, Detection and Recording System (MADARS).

Albuquerque, New Mexico Area

Independent Computer Solutions was a small business that designed, installed, and administered Novel and Windows 95/98/NT networks, configured email and Internet connections, maintained and upgraded workstations, and managed system backups for other small businesses.

Msee, Electrical Engineering

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