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Fairfax, Virginia, United States

• Led in the review, development, and modification of several submarine publications and procedures including the Tactical Control System (TCS) Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM), Ready Reference Manual (RRM), and NCAT, among others. This was done for all submarine variants across several baselines, from TI20 APB19 through TI22 APB21, as well as retro updates for older baselines.• Assisted in defining, reviewing, and analyzing system requirements for enhancements/modifications for supportability by providing input to project/program plans and deliverables.• Provided daily technical expertise to our staff of Technical Writers for necessary IETM updates.• Translated system bug information in Trouble Reports (PTRs) into practical information for submarine FTs in the form of System Notes. Presented these System Notes weekly to the System Note Working Group (SNWG) for approval.• Assessed and provided quality assurance feedback on all ILS documentation, draft instructions, and product deliverables.

Middletown, Rhode Island, United States

• Supported Guided Missile Submarine (SSGN) Lead Engineer in all Naval Underwater Warfare Center activities related to the SSGN submarine program, including providing engineering support to submarines and shore-based submarine support sites. • Provided on-site fleet support for Increment Six, Phase II testing for a major submarine maintenance period, including extensive troubleshooting support for Tactical Tomahawk Weapon Control System (TTWCS), Remote Network Interface and Extremely High Frequency testing and Global Command and Control System-Maritime (GCCS-M). • Conducted laboratory testing on multiple External Interface Tests to verify the integrity of the upgraded TTWCS.• Provided remote engineering support to resolve Tactical Communications (TCOMMS) issues, GCCS-M to TTWCS interface issues and assistance with TTWCS system rebuilds.• Reviewed and revised technical documentation prior to release, including Memorandums of Agreement and Concepts of Operation. Developed the Concept of Operations for Attack Weapon Trainer Systems used throughout the submarine fleet.

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States

• Supported the On-Site Installation Coordinator in the delivery of engineering support to submarines and shore facilities designed to support submarine operations; Effectively addressed multiple BYG-1 Fire Control system issues. • Supported installation of Multi-Function Servers, Horizontal Display Workstations and other Fire Control related equipment and hardware to a pier side SSN submarine.

88 Silva Lane

• Responsible for the assemblage and installation of an entire suite of Linux-based, sonar equipment including cabling, monitors, mounts, servers, drives and all appropriate connectors onto submarines.• Successfully repaired and upgraded server drives, video cards, applications, BIOS and operating systems for Linux-based systems during equipment installs, grooms and during initial lab testing. • Ran all cables and wires for equipment throughout submarine, including power cable, wires and breaker panels.• Coordinated with welders and marked out all locations for studs to be mounted for monitor assemblies in control.• Coordinated and physically delivered secret drives to submarines, before inserting into system and testing on site.

• Responsible for the administration and operation of the AN/BYG-1 Combat Control System, including Windows and Red Hat Linux operating systems, and GCCS-M.• Maintained digital and analog monitoring equipment for missile and torpedo launching systems.• Troubleshot and maintained networked systems contained in a C3I Architecture.• Executed mission planning and weapon system testing, utilizing the TTWCS.• Supervised and lead a team of three or more workers in multiple system maintenance projects to include software grooms and hardware repair.• Worked with numerous outside agencies to conduct operability tests for the AN/BYG-1 Combat Control System during major upkeep and maintenance periods. • Demonstrated the ability to train and assist in the qualifications of a division of 10 personnel. • Input, tracked and updated job status of all maintenance repairs performed over a one year period with a 100% completion rate and 100% accountability of over $1 million in repair parts and a repair parts inventory of over 100,000 repair parts.

Bachelor'S Degree

Activities and Societies: Phi Sigma Pi National Honors Fraternity, Student Veterans Organization

Associate Of Arts And Sciences - Aas