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Huntsville, Alabama Area

Redstone Arsenal, Alabama

In addition to the duties at the previous level, I developed object oriented JavaScript tools for the EA software to automate repetative tasks. Created class diagram of the Data Vault specific objects used in the modeling process and sequence diagrams to depict the processing methods of the objects and the operation of the scripts that utilize these objects. The methods of these objects are used to add required attributes and operations to all Data Vault database tables, perform checks of Data Vault models to ensure correctness and adherence to established modeling standards, to apply standard abbreviations to logical names to create physical attribute names, and to automate the mapping of data from raw data tables into the Data Vault tables. This automation has resulted in increased accuracy and efficiency. The data mapping process, which previously took several days manually, can be completed in less than 10 minutes.

Redstone Arsenal, Alabama

Member of the Enterprise Architecture team for the United States Army Materiel Command (USAMC) Logistics Support Activity (LOGSA) Logistics Integration Warehouse (LIW) at Redstone Arsenal.Developed Data Vault models (a specific data modeling technique for designing highly flexible, scalable, and adaptable data structures for enterprise data warehouse repositories) in UML2. Developed these models to meet the established standards and methodologies that meet the guidance provided by DoD Architecture Framework (DoDAF) 2.02. Utilized Atlassian JIRA for bug tracking and work flow management, Atlassian Confluence for project documentation, Jama Contour to communicate and manage project requirements, and Apache Subversion for version control. Utilized Sparx Enterprise Architect (EA) to develop these data models. Developed scripts to assist in the modeling process utilizing VBScript.

Redstone Arsenal, Alabama

Provide functional analysis support to the Logistics Support Activity in support of the Logistics Information Warehouse (LIW) integration effort. Develop Logistics Information Warehouse-Integrated (LIW-I) Business Requirements within the Logistics Support Activity (LOGSA) Software Engineering Process (SEP) Lifecycle framework. Conduct extensive research of authoritative sources to ensure data integrity. Responsible for the planning and development of the LIW applications. Perform functional analysis of logistics system databases. Provide functional area assistance to LOGSA staff, developers, and customers in the areas of Standard Army Maintenance Systems-Enhanced. Assist in identifying functional maintenance requirements throughout the depth of the Army maintenance, finance, supply and distribution systems; make recommendations to our LIW developmental team for product improvements. Serve as a functional maintenance management subject matter expert (SME) in support of the LIW Integration team. Utilize Jama Contour to communicate and manage project requirements. Utilize Altassian Confluence software to create team wiki pages to document and share business knowledge of development efforts. Assist in the analysis and development of an agile method for use by LIW Integration team in future efforts. Provide assistance in advanced usage of Microsoft Office products to fellow team members.

Fort Campbell, Kentucky

-Oversee daily activities on the Army's Standard Army Maintenance System - 1 Enhanced (SAMS-1E) & SAMS-2E computer programs.-Maintain user accounts and passwords to ensure system security of 7 computers used by the Left Behind Equipment (LBE) and the Pre-Deployment Training Equipment (PDTE) programs at Fort Campbell, Ky.-Troubleshoot problems for operators.-Collect, compile, and review reports from several locations to ensure data integrity and accuracy.-Forward reports to Department of the Army for tracking of equipment maintenance and use.-Utilize the Logistics Integrated Warehouse (LIW) and Integrated Logistics Analyst Program (ILAP) tools to track maintenance work orders and equipment data.-Create dynamic queries in ILAP, utilizing SQL, to report relevant data for the LBE program. -Create and maintain briefing slides utilizing Microsoft© PowerPoint©.-Create daily reports in Microsoft Excel, utilizing macros created with Visual Basic© to automate their creation.-Utilize the Modification Management Information System (MMIS) to track required Modification Work Orders (MWO) and Safety of Use Messages (SOUM) for equipment within the control of LBE. -Continue to fulfill the job requirements of Data Entry Clerk for multiple units with equipment enrolled in LBE.

Fort Campbell, Kentucky

-Operate and maintain the Army's SAMS-1E system for equipment enrolled in the LBE program.-Maintain maintenance records for up to 2800 pieces of equipment. `-Track up to 600 maintenance work orders submitted to other activities for completion.-Schedule required preventative maintenance checks and services (PMCS) for equipment.-Ensure that required maintenance is completed on time.-Input equipment faults into SAMS-E from DA Form 2404 Technical Inspections (TI); ensure the upkeep of the DA Form 5988-E equipment faults and status.-Create reports utilizing SQL to compile data from the SAMS-E Oracle© database.-Dispatch and control the use of Army in accordance with The Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS).-Submit the Army Material Status System (AMSS) report monthly.-Reconcile SAMS-E equipment data with Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) equipment entries to ensure a 100% match of vehicle nomenclature and vehicle identification number.-Completed project to automate the comparison of data between SAMS-E and PBUSE.-Create and utilize merge documents to complete required forms using data from the SAMS-E database.- Issue equipment to supported units, transfer equipment maintenance data by diskette, or manual methods.- Possess knowledge of standardized Army supply regulations, policies, procedures or other written or verbal instructions relating to maintenance management operations, status processing; operational and maintenance processes that include; equipment operator records, equipment data update, equipment data reports, Army Oil and Analysis Program (AOAP) process, equipment dispatch procedures, Document Control Register (DCR) management.

Fort Campbell, Kentucky

-Maintained and operated the Army's Unit Level Logistics System - Ground (ULLS-G) program and associated computers.-Maintained maintenance records for the equipment owned by the 3rd Battalion, 101 Aviation Brigade,101st Airborne Division.-Schedule required preventative maintenance checks and services (PMCS) for equipment.-Input equipment faults into SAMS-E from DA Form 2404 Technical Inspections (TI); ensure the upkeep ofthe DA Form 5988-E equipment faults and status.-Dispatch and control the use of Army in accordance with The Army Maintenance Management System(TAMMS).-Submit the Army Materiel Status System (AMSS) report monthly.-Requisitioned, received, and maintained stock of essential repair parts. -Organized the units Shop Stock supply of repair parts. Researched and turned in excess parts that were no longer needed for unit maintenance.-Transferred maintenance data from the ULLS-G to the SAMS-E system during program fielding. -Trained soldiers in the use of the SAMS-E computer program and monitored their daily activities.-Submitted maintenance request and status transaction via diskette/FTP on a daily basis.-Completed Army Oil Analysis Request forms for equipment requiring an oil sample and tracked those requests and results.-Prepared and distributes monthly Service Due Schedules, as requested, reflecting services due.

Fort Campbell, Kentucky

Same duties as above. Changed companies due to change in government contract.

Bs, Information Technology, 3.76 / 4.0

Aa, Information Technology, 3.77 / 4.0

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