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| Desired Industry: Civil Service/Government/Postal |
SpiderID: 15913 |
| Desired Job Location: virginia beach, Virginia |
Date Posted: 9/27/2007 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: june 1, 2008 |
| Desired Wage: $ 45,000 |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: Experienced with over 2 years experience |
Willing to Travel: Yes, More Than 75% |
| Highest Degree Attained: High School/Equivalent |
Willing to Relocate: Undecided |
Objective:
To obtain an Electronics Technician position which will allow me to continue to grow professionally. One that will maximize my 20 years of Naval experience in troubleshooting, maintenance, upkeep, planning, implementation, and support of Electronic Communication, Navigation and Radar Systems.
Experience:
Communications/Radar Primary Technician /Work Center Supervisor/ USS CARR (FFG- 52) 2006 – Present
- Maintained and managed Electronic Work Center responsible for the entire Communications Suite with 100% operability and reduced downtime. Also, upon reporting onboard was sole Air-Search Radar Technician allowing the ship to meet schedule and mission readiness.
- Trained and developed a 5-man Technical Team that provided Customer Support to an organization of 50+ Mission-Critical Operators and Users.
- Troubleshot countless communication problems along with a number of Navigational and Radar problems. Personally identified, troubleshot, and corrected a major Dry Air Leakage Fault for the Satellite Communication Suite involving the OE-82 Antennas which turned into a Fleet-Wide issue.
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Avionics Shop Leading Petty Officer/Training Department Leading Petty Officer/Specialized Test Equipment Calibration Program Manager VC-6 Fleet Composite Squadron Norfolk, VA 2003 - 2006
- Maintained and managed the Avionics Shop in support of the Norfolk and Dam Neck Installations for Fleet Operational Readiness.
- My role as the Leading Petty Officer was to troubleshoot, correct, and maintain all essential Avionics gear for all Drone Simulation Testing and Operational Support to the Fleet.
- Trained and developed a 15-person Technical Team comprised of Aviation Electronic Technicians and Electronic Technicians. My Supervisory and Technical job was to oversee all integrated, organizational, and Micro-Miniature repair that dealt with all Avionics, Cryptological, and Circuit Card Assembly. This provided customer support to all east coast shipboard platforms requiring Missile/Drone Exercise Qualification and training.
- The Avionics Shop I supervised received a 100% no discrepancy evaluation during our Aviation/NAMP AIRWING Certification Inspection.
- I also was the Training department leading petty officer responsible for the maintaining and upkeep of over 90 training jackets. My roles were the daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly implementation of a sound and structured training plan that included all electrical, electronic, personal and OSHA-driven safety training topics. Along with all Navy and aviation-command requirements and qualifications. The diligent organizing, planning and well-structured training environment reflected in another 100% no discrepancy evaluation during the Aviation/NAMP AIRWING certification inspection.
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- I also was the Specialized Test Equipment Calibration Program Manager responsible for over 380 mission-essential test equipment. My role consisted of the maintaining, planning and scheduling of all specialized test equipment for all training and mission essential evolutions. Upon my role as being hand-picked by the Squadron
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- Commander for this job the program was in disarray and was on the verge of having the squadron shutdown due to not being able to make operational commitments. I took the program and restructured and revitalized it into a 93% operational readiness and reliability in so receiving command recognition by the Squadron Commander.
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Leading Petty Officer for Combat Systems Electronics Communications division USS Mahan (DDG-72) Norfolk, VA 2001 – 2003
- Lead, maintained and managed communications electronic repair division responsible for the entire AEGIS communications suite with a 100% operability and reduced downtime allowing the ship to meet schedule and mission readiness.
- Trained and developed a 10-person technical team that provided customer support to an organization of 75+ mission-critical operators and users.
- Qualified as Combat Systems Officer of the Watch on an AEGIs platform responsible for the entire Aegis Combat systems organizational tactical support.
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Leading Petty Officer for Combat Systems Electronics division USS Elrod (FFG-55) Norfolk, VA 1997 – 2001
- Lead, maintained and managed communications electronic repair division responsible for the entire AEGIS communications suite with a 100% operability and reduced downtime allowing the ship to meet schedule and mission readiness.
- Trained and developed a 10-person technical team that provided customer support to an organization of 50+ mission-critical operators and users.
- Qualified as Combat Systems Officer of the Watch responsible for the entire Combat systems organizational tactical support.
- Single-handedly installed NAVMACS upgrade to improve message traffic speed and reliability for operational commitments and readiness.
Communications Technician/Installer for Naval Communications Master Station Norfolk, Va 1994 – 1997
- Troubleshot, corrected, maintained and performed maintenance on various telecommunications and communication equipment/circuits/systems, fleet message-traffic, networks and terminals for all east coast fleet support.
- Troubleshot, corrected and maintained all east coast platform’s POTS lines, video-conferencing cable installations/monitoring and crypto equipment.
- Part of installation team of FCC-100(V) 7 for fleet SHF implementation.
- Part of ANCC system installation team for all UHF and SHF communications switchboard refurbishment.
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Communications Technician for Operations Department Electronics Communications division USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) Norfolk, VA 1990 – 1994
- Troubleshot, corrected, maintained and performed maintenance on HF, UHF and SHF communication equipment/circuits/systems.
- Received Flag Letters of Commendation from Fleet Admirals for communications suite with 100% operability and reduced downtime during Operation Desert Storm, Desert Shield and Provide Comfort.
- One of a two shipboard team that assisted installers in the initial installation, implementation and set-up of the initial SHF system.
Part-time employment 2004 to present:
Floor associate, Sam’s Club Store #4711 at Virginia Beach, Virginia
Education:
Basic Electronics and Electricity
Electronics Technician Advanced Electronics Phase
Fleet Training Center San Diego, California
Graduated FEB 1989
Electronics Technician “A” School
Fleet Training Center Great Lakes, Illinois
Graduated DEC 1990
High-Frequency Communications Systems Technician Fleet Combat Training Center Norfolk, VA
- Awarded NEC 1420, MAR 1990
Ultra-High Frequency Communications Systems Technician, Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, VA
- Awarded NEC 1425 AUG 1994
Super- High Frequency Communications Systems Technician, NISEAST Supported Fleet Training Center, ST. Julian’s Creek Portsmouth, VA
- Awarded NEC 1468 JUL 1995
Fiber Optics Technician, Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, VA
- Attended NOV 1996
Naval Modular Automated Communications Systems (NAVMACS (V) 3) Technician, Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, VA
- Awarded NEC 1452 AUG 1997
Naval Modular Automated Communications Systems (NAVMACS 2) Technician, Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, VA
- Awarded NEC 9605 FEB 2001
Single Audio System and COMSEC Security Equipment Technician, Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, VA
- Awarded NECS 1460/1486 MAY 2001
SPS-49A and (V) 8 Air-Search Radar Systems Technician, Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, VA
- Awarded NECS 1510 & 1514 JUN 2006
COLLEGE COURSES/SCHOOLS ATTENDED:
BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE 1985-1987
TIDEWATER COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2003-2006
Studies/courses taken:
Lower/mid and upper levels: English composition/grammar/ Literature courses, Western Civilization 1 & 2, Government, College Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Pre-Calculus with trigonometry applications 1 & 2, Calculus with Business Applications, Accounting, Business, Chemistry, Information Systems, Basic computer-programming, and various Humanities courses.
Affiliations:
Knights of Columbus Belmont Abbey College, North Carolina
Skills:
EHF USC-38 systems; Multiplexing and Timeplexing equipment;CUDIXS;KG-194-strapping and troubleshooting to CRF level;KG-84, KYV-5/USCAwarded NEC 1428 Small Boats Combatants Communications pipeline from BUPERS in 1998, ANCC (Computer-assisted patching of communication equipment and cryptological equipment) , work daily with wordperfect and excel spreadsheets, have taken courses in Spanish and have a working knowledge of the language.
Reference:
Glen Flanagan, Captain (Ret.), USN, prior Commanding Officer USS Elrod (FFG-55)
Robert Bougher, Captain, USN, current Commodore of Kearsarge Strike Battle Group
Robert Baker, Lieutenant, USN, Joint Forces Tactical Officer of Naval Area Master Station Norfolk
Christian Locher, Lietenant, USN, current Combat Systems Officer/Department Head of USS Carr (FFG-52); phone number: (757) 444-3601 email: CSO@Carr.navy.mil locherc@Carr.navy.mil
Greg Wooden, Chief Warrant Officer (CW03), USN, prior Electronics Material Officer of USS Elrod (FFG-55)
Chad Kelly, General Manager of Sam’s Club #4711 Virginia Beach, Virginia
Candidate Contact Information:
| Name: steve lenda |
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| Street: - |
Phone: (757) 816-4451 |
| City: virginia beach |
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| State: Virginia |
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