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Schriever Afb, Colorado Springs Co

Manager for all Air Force Satellite Control Network (AFSCN) Modification Proposal Forms. The process is to define/identify the modification or change, then asking relevant questions for gathering data to make modification/change definition more specific by using inferential statistics for data analysis to produce the most accurate data.•Wrote the 50th Network Operations Group (NOG), AFSCN Requirements Validation Board (ARVB) Charter. The Charter Letter assigned responsibilities, and provided the authority to meet and hold the 50 NOG ARVB. •Organize, coordinate, and conducts the 50th NOG ARVB, to ensure the Technical Director can make an informed decision on Modification Proposals. •Plan, organize, and conducts 50th NOG AFSCN MCB. Co-wrote the 50 NOG AFSCN Modification Control Board Charter. The Charter Letter standardized the Presentation process, also provided the authority to meet and hold the AFSCN MCB. •Approving Official for the Squadron Government Purchasing Card. Attest to the accuracy of information and data provided in support of a payment to the card-issuing bank. •22 SOPS AFSCN Launch Support Officer, performed analysis and updates to the 50th Space Wing 90 day Launch Tasking Slides. •AFSCN Joint Deficiency Reporting System (JDRS) Originating Point ensures all Deficiency Reports (DRs) are reviewed for completeness then validated to move to the next point in the process. •Centralized screening point for all AFSCN Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs) applicable to the AFSCN operational mission

United States

Manage efficiency in cost, schedule, and performance, and eliminate duplication of work among multiple tasks or projects. Review modification proposals to ensure unacceptable risk to operations do not occur. Organized, coordinated, and conducted Requirement Validation Boards to ensure the Technical Director can make an informed decision on System Modification Proposals. Plan, organized, and steered Modification Control Boards to ensure proposed projects vetted and understood by all customers.

Studied overall Shared Early Warning Systems (SEWS) CDF architecture in order to facilitate correction, modification or replacement of information systems in accordance with Life Cycle requirements. Presented modification approaches, design options, limitation and performance expectations for integration of the new Intrusion Protection System. Assisted with planning management and acquisition strategy to deliver a long haul international digital voice project within an 18-month period or less. Prepared and reviewed program documents such as detailed acquisition plans, development and production schedules, engineering change proposals, and design studies to ensure sufficient documented level of detail for new router implementation. Developed the Life Cycle cost Estimate, Manpower Estimate Reports and the Cost Analysis Requirement Description for the new Cross Domain Solution information technology systems. Performed staff assignments such as to work center Safety Manager, office Security Manager, contractor Award Fee arbitration point of contact, Information Assurance Office, and ADPE Manager. Managed the SEWS Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) program for equipment deployed internationally. Ensured all equipment was correctly marked for tracking/Life Cycle management purposes. Maintained Unique Identifier database for SEWS into the Air Force wide system. Provided weekly analysis of the CDF system availablity performance and review monthly operation and functional characteristics. Completed Information Assurance documentation requirements for an Approval To Operate (ATO). Updated all SEWS Program Enterprise Information Data Technology Repository (EITDR) inputs into the database. Managed approximately 500 IT equipment items.Conducted and took meetings, ensured suspense's were met and informed PM of new project developments. Evaluated all proposed changes and upgrades to the Developmental Training Equipment and Web Based Training Site to ensure COCOM availability.

Falcon Afb, Colorado Springs, Co 80912

• Supervised 18 personnel. Responsible for the operation of circuitry traversing two AN/GSC-52 satellite terminals.• Managed Timeview 2000 Network Monitoring Terminal supporting the Falcon Digital Information Network (FDIN) and the non-secure portion of the Space Command Digital Information Network (SDIN).• Established new work center policies, procedures, and determined training and security requirements.• Facilitated the acquisition and installation the Facility Circuit Information Tracking (FaCIT) software for all work center computers and connection of the FaCIT database to the Local Area Network.• Monitored, controlled and analyzed the performance of critical secure voice and data communications circuits supporting the North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Space Command.• Established an unprecedented 99.7% circuit availability rate during austere manning,• Received Defense Information Systems Agency Cat III Facility of the Year Award. • Controlled $ 1 million in inventory and an annual budget of $50,000. Responsible for training, administration, logistics and operations of communications systems.• Consolidated two work centers and resources resulting in expanded customer service hours, shorter technician response time to circuit outages, and a single point of contact for all base circuit outages.

Defense Information Systems Agency-European Command (Disa), Stuttgart-Vaih

Provided real-time control of the European Defense Switching Network, monitoring network traffic flow, ensuring user access to the network, and analyzing network loading or equipment failures to establish critical traffic rerouting. Formulate budget forecast, estimates, and submissions. Continuously monitors and analyzes financial obligations and expenditures of annual operation budgets including evaluation of proposed versus actual progress and cost expenditures and the identification of potential problems and impacts. Utilize a detailed knowledge and understanding of governing budgetary policies and regulations issued by DOD, USFA to ensure conformity to requirements, guidelines and financial objectives. Managed all terrestrial facilities, links, trunks, and circuits. Provided real-time control of the European Automatic Digital Network (AUTODIN) and operational direction to the European Area AUTODIN Switching Center (ASC) and their tributary stations, to ensure maximum message traffic flow throughout the Defense Information Infrastructure (DII) AUTODIN system. Responsible for the operational control and direction of the Defense Satellite Communications System (DSCS) for the U.S. East/West Atlantic and Indian Ocean satellites. Monitored and managed satellite system performance and maintained overall system status using DNPS III Theory and operations, Satellite Communications Network Engineering, and SATCOM Fundamental.

Mba, Logistics And Supply Chain Management

Received Executive MBA also. CDF Manager, Completed ACQ 201B

Master'S Degree, Logistics, Materials, And Supply Chain Management, 4.0

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Business Administration And Management, General, 4.0

Bs, Communications Information Systems Management

Communications Engineer for Harris Corporation

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Computer Information Systems Management, 4.0