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Integrated Under Sea Surveillance (IUSS): IUSS System Quality Assurance Leading Chief Petty Officer (LCPO) January 2020 to Present and Commander Undersea Surveillance (CUS) QA Leading Petty Officer (LPO) July 2013 to July 2016: Top Secret Clearance with Special Compartmentalized Information (SCI) Eligible Single Scope Background Investigation completed on 07/02/19.Led 38 Sailors in the reconstruction of positions, Target Motion Analysis (TMA), and the acoustic analysis of National Level Contacts of Interest (COI) at an Acoustic Intelligence (ACINT) level providing full source inventories reported by two NOPFs and six Surveillance Towed-Array Sensor Systems, providing critical tactical data to support increased situational awareness for worldwide Theater ASW operations and the National Intelligence Community.

Mentored 60 plus sailors aboard three Submarine Commands of two different platforms. USS INDIANA SSN 789 (774 Class) Sonar LCPO January 2019 to January 2020.USS NEWPORT NEWS SSN 750 (688 Class) Sonar LPO August 2016 to December 2018.USS CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI SSN 705 (688 Class) Sonar Supervisor.Qualified: SONAR Supervisor, Weapons Handling Quality Assurance Safety Officer (QASO), Chief of the Watch (COW), Duty Chief Petty Officer (DCPO), Work Center Supervisor (WCS), Repair Parts Petty Officer (RPPO) and Duty Section Leader.Conducted daily operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the AN/BQQ-10 system and all auxiliary equipment to include AN/WQC-2, AN/BQS-15, AN/WQC-6, WSQ-9, AN/BQH-5/9, AN/BQH-1, AN/BQN-13, OK-276, and OA-9070 systems with multiple variants of each.As an Sonar Supervisor and operator I conducted acoustic analysis and TMA of real world contacts for Safety of ShipAwards: Navy Marine Corps Achievement Medal (8), Sailor of the Quarter (3), Junior Sailor of the Quarter (2)

Worked as a Service Technician for BellSouth Telecommunications (Now AT&T) form 1998-2004. I was responsible for the install, troubleshooting, and repair of copper landline phone systems for business and residential. I used multiple types of test equipment including multi-meters, Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR), cable locators, and others. Worked as a contractor for Verizon and other companies installing complex phone and computer systems using both copper and fiber optic lines. I used a fusion splicer to splice in residential drops from the main distribution multi-fiber cable and conducted testing with an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR).