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network admin/Field engineer
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US-Arizona-Phoenix
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02/15/07 to Present Hrs per week: 40, Lead Web Developer/SharePoint Administrator,
Skillstorm Inc, San Diego, California Mark Moore, -
Responsible for the 1MEF SharePoint secure site and the Non secure site in Iraq and
Camp Pendleton. Worked as the project manager for the deployment of MOSS 2007 and WSS 3.0 prior to deployment to Iraq. Just returned from serving in Camp Falluhja Iraq with the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force working web development, network administration and Exchange administration
02/15/06 to 01/11/07 Hrs per week: 40, Military Analyst/Field Support Engineer,
Tapestry Solutions Inc, San Diego, California, Ken Halinan, 858-775-2650 -
Responsible for the testing and training of BCS3/JDLM/GDMS programs utilized through government contracts to track convoys and equipment in the Iraq and Afghanistan Theater. Worked as the project manager for Ease of Use which was
the upgrade to BCS3 application. Responsible for training soldiers on the application prior to deployment to Iraq or Afghanistan.
02/23/99 to 02/21/06. Hrs per week: 40, Information Technology Manager/Webmaster,
GS-12. Bravo Detachment, 208th Finance Battalion, APO, AE 09630, Capt. Michael
Hagerty, 634-7024.
Serve as the Senior Information Technology Manager to the commander. I was
responsible for the development, modification and maintenance of data processing systems for several applications within the Defense Finance Accounting System. Equipment includes file servers, exchange server for the battalion which acts as the central processing unit for all finance programs used by the detachment. Control, monitor, upgrade and install new programs on 8 Hp LC 2000/2003 servers, one Oracle DB server Microsoft 2000/2003 server operating system. Responsible for all security aspects of the Domain and systems as the unit Information Security Officer. Responsible for providing key government personnel with policy coordination and interpretation support, general information security support, and assisting with the development and implementation of a defensive security program that protects Information systems and documents. Additionally, was responsible for ensuring and documenting that all systems were regularly scanned and audited in accordance with applicable DOD policy and procedures, and that incidents were documented and accounted for as required. Using network scanning tools such as ISS Internet Scanner, Harris STAT, SMS, WSUS to determine system and network vulnerabilities/deficiencies. Responsible for requirements using a 5 year replacement plan; develop, interpret and implement automation regulations and policies. Develop and implement automation plans. Modernization, strategic and architectures, automation projects, programs and automation resources consisting of equipment,
systems, military networks. Transferred the unit's domain to Active Directory as the test bed unit for the Southern European Task Force. As the Chief Information Manager for the Battalion while deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 2003-2004 and Operation Enduring Freedom 2005 for the theater finance battalion, I was responsible for development, installation and
operation of a commercial satellite system (TACHON) and military network at three sites while in a combat environment. Supervised (6) GS-9, one (5) local national employee and two (12) military personnel.
08/23/94 to 02/23/99. Hrs. per week: 40, Chief, Training Support Center,
GS-09. 22nd Area Support Group Training Support Division. APO, AE
09630, Ivano Trevisanutto, 634-7703.
As the Chief of the Training Support Center for Europe only Airborne Brigade, I was responsible for a hand receipt in excess of $17 million dollars worth of training devices and computer equipment and was responsible for the day to day
operations of a photo lab, graphics department, range complex consisting of Engagement Skills Trainer (EST), Multipurpose Indoor range, all local training areas assigned under the control of the area support group. This included
prioritizing VSCW funds for maintenance of all areas and ranges. Responsible for the planning and assisted in the execution of major SETAF exercises. Responsible for the planning and assisted in the installation of several ranges
and training areas in the ASG. Responsible for the implementation and training of all assigned personnel on USAREUR, 7th ATC Home station training concept in
the Southern region. Responsible for the requisition of all audio visual and training equipment. The preparation of shipments of various equipment all over Europe and the Middle East. Responsible for the training, welfare and
supervision of four (4) military personnel and six (6) civilians. Designed and implemented a bar-code dbase system that enhanced the turn-in and issue of training equipment in the training support center. Worked as the Information
Management Officer responsible for the maintenance, operation and the installation of 13 computer systems to include the troubleshooting of those systems. Responsible for the supervision and training of a complete Graphics
and Photo Lab sections. Responsible for the development and presentation of high level VIP briefings pertaining to training and training device to General Officer for the S-3, 22D ASG/SETAF.
06/10/1993 to 04/25/1994. Hrs. per week: 40, Senior System Analyst (Contractor),
Cubic International, Schwienfurt, Germany, 096331, John Gray, unknown. Responsible for the development of a terrain database for the deployment of U.S. troops to Bosnia, Worked as a database engineer using Unix to develop databases
for the Army's computer simulation program. Worked as the IMO of 148 computer systems to insure their operation during all major Brigade, Battalion and Division exercise. Responsible for the planning and the execution of various
Major exercises at the Battalion, Brigade and the Corps level War fighters, which included training of army units on the use of the simulation models BBS, CBS, UCATS and Janis to execute the exercise. Responsible for the installation
of workstations and insured the data link was connected and operation for all exercises. Responsible for the training of the systems to all unit operations and new personnel being assigned to the company. Extremely experienced in
building databases and systems administration. Planned and briefed various levels of commanders at Division level on the plans and the proposed execution plan of their particular exercises. Administered systems, network operation
systems, database management systems, and researched new technology in order to develop migration and integration plans; developed local area network (LAN)/client-server life cycle management plans; monitor and diagnose LAN
operations to determine and evaluate LAN performance; configure, install, and test systems hardware and software; interpret and implement information assurance and information systems security requirements; troubleshoot, repaired
and maintained LAN. Assisted in the information systems architecture development and design.
08/23/1973 to 09/01/1993. Hrs. per week: 80, Professional Soldier, U.S. Army
Senior Non-commissioned Officer.
Twenty-one (21) years experience in management, leadership, counseling and working with others. Responsible for the welfare and training of all soldiers assigned to me as the top Non-commissioned officer in charge of an Infantry
company. Responsible for the movement, training, counseling and welfare of leadership/management courses to include the prestigious Drill Sergeant's academy. Performed duties as Battalion/Brigade operations NCO, Company
Training NCO and Instructor at the 7th Infantry Division (Light) NCO Course (BNCOC/CA). Selected as the NCO of the year for the 7th Infantry Division. Worked as the War Plans and Exercise NCOIC of Southern European Task Force
AcofS Plans Division, responsible for the planning and execution of many major Division, Brigade and Battalion Joint exercise held in Turkey, Sardinia and England. Responsible for the planning and the execution of SETAF's first ever
fully simulation exercise in 1992. Worked as the sole contract representative for the Army's multi-million dollar computer simulations contract in Southern Europe. Responsible for insurance that all contractual agreements were met
and adhered to by the contractor. Also responsible for the maintenance, installation and the operation of approximately 35 computer systems to insure they were operation for Brigade/Corps level exercises. Attended the USAREUR
Contract Representative Certification course and the Information Managers
course.
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Training:
All levels of NCO Development
Field Support Engineer University (8weeks) 05/06
Civilian Personnel Supervisor advanced course (4 weeks) 03/2005
Advanced Information Assurance/CND I & II Advance course (4 weeks) 12/2004
Oracle database administration certification courses (4 weeks) 02/2002
Civilian Personnel (supervisors) Course (2 weeks) 05/2001
Advanced Information Assurance course (4 weeks) 1/2001
Information Management Course (4 week) 07/2000
Advanced Networking and security (4 weeks) 01/2000
Basic Networking Course (4 weeks) 11/1999
Contract Representative Course, (2 weeks) 04/12/1991
Battle Staff Course, (6 weeks) 05/1990
Drill Sergeants Academy (8 weeks) 06/84
AWARDS:
(1 ea) Meritorious Civilian Service Medal from
CG, USAREUR (Duty in Iraq in support of OIF 1
Mar - Sept. 2003)
(1 ea) Superior Civilian Service Award from CG, USAREUR (Duty in Iraq Jan. 04 -
June 04)
208th Finance Battalion Civilian of the month - Feb. 2002
Detachment Civilian of the month Feb. 1999, June 2000 and Nov. 2001, various
letters of appreciation
LICENSES/CERTIFICATES:
Field Support Engineer certification- May 2006
Windows 2000/XP professional course - Feb 2002
Oracle Database certification 120 hrs. - Feb. 2002
Advanced Information Assurance course 80 hrs. - Jan. 2001
Advanced Networking Course 1 & 2, 80 hrs - Jan 2000
Windows 2000/2003 server course -, 80 hrs June 2000
Basic Networking Course 1 & 2, 80 hrs. Nov. 1999
Information Management course - July. 2000
Systems and Network Administration/Management Course 4 weeks - Oct. 1999
Microsoft Certified Professional - Feb. 2003
OTHER INFORMATION:
Speak Italian
Have Military/POV Licenses
Excellent performance rating for the past 10+ years which included 10% bonus
1995-98
Received performance step increase each year
Received an excellent performance rating and bonus of $500.00 - $800.00,
1999-2003, $2063.00 - 2004 along with several on-the-spot cash awards
Maintain active Secret Clearance
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Education: |
Education:
BS Computer Science, GPA 3.2, Institute of
Computer Science, Birmingham, AL, 1993
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IT Analyst |
US-California-Los Angeles |
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IT Professional |
US-California-Orange County |
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System Administrator |
US-Kentucky |
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Michael A Era |
US-Nebraska-Omaha |
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