lead technician resume example with 20+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
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Professional Summary
18+ years of experience with the Firefinder and Sentinel radars in both the field and classroom environments including CONUS and OCONUS. Applying for the Senior Field Engineer position in Iraq.
Skills
25U Graduate
94M Graduate
13R Graduate
CompTIA Security+
94M Instructor Qualified
Logistics Background
Seven Total Deployments
Active SECRET Clearance
18+ years of Radar Maintenance
Deployment (CRC) Eligible
Work History
Lead Technician, 07/2021 to Current Td Garden – Berwyn Heights, MD,
Lead Technician for the manufacturing of the SENTINEL A3 radar located at Forest, MS.
Perform technical duties IAW Test Procedures to validate system performance and capabilities.
Expert in Integration, Burn-In, Low Temp, Rain Screen, Tower Track and Final Acceptance Test for the SENTINEL radar.
Provide expert level of diagnostic and troubleshooting expertise to all phases of test and evaluation reducing down time.
Perform firmware upgrades/configurations to SDP/TCU/Router/IFF Interrogator, record and collect test data and perform data entry.
As Lead Technician, executed duties to complete 18 system builds as part of USG 29.
As lead Technician, executing duties to system builds for USG 25.
Sensor LAR, 12/2010 to 07/2021 Communications Electronics Command – City, STATE,
Fulfill the role of Life Cycle Logistics by providing expert technical/logistical advice on systems during their Operations and Sustainment phase of the Acquisition process.
Entered into a Mobility Agreement with CECOM and deploy on a rotational basis as needed to provide the ARMY with the 24hours/day response to equipment readiness issues in the most cost effective manner, often on short notice to both CONUS and OCONUS.
Considered the Subject Matter Expert (SME) and provide instruction to users of Field Artillery (FA) Sensors, Intelligence Electronic Warfare Systems (IEWS) and the supporting communications equipment for which CECOM is logistically responsible.
Provide technical/logistical expertise to users, provided formal and/or over the shoulder training as well as provided on-site troubleshooting to users on the following FA Sensors: AN/TPQ- 36/AN/TPQ-37/AN/TPQ-50/AN/TPQ-53 radar systems, PROFILER Meteorological Measuring System, Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS) and AN/TSR-8 Global Broadcast Service (GBS).
Provide the same support to users on the following IEW systems: PROPHET and TROJAN family of systems.
Other systems that are within the scope of duties include: Long Range Advanced Scout Surveillance System (LRAS3), AN/PED-1 Lightweight Laser Designator Rangefinder (LLDR) and KG-175D/KG-250/X cryptographic devices.
Assist other skillsets with variety of night vision/thermal sights which include the AN/PVS-7, PVS-14, PSQ-20B and Driver Vision Enhancer (DVE).
Related Skills include: monitoring techniques and procedures, evaluate performance, assist units with logistics management of supported items and assist in determining future training needs and troubleshooting problems.
Obtain technical knowledge of new equipment by studying technical manuals and system version documentation, visits to systems development sites, participating in Government Initial Acceptance Tests (GIAT) and special training courses.
Communicate with commanders or representatives on such matters as: maintenance status of SENSOR equipment, recommending courses of action to improve operation and/or resolve deficiencies, and employing effective troubleshooting procedures with unit personnel to identify and correct deficiencies.
As a Logistician, contribute to the Army's effective readiness by providing solutions for sustainment issues/concerns through interpretation of Policies and Procedures.
Utilize various automated systems to include: Logistics Information Warehouse (LIW), Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS), Single Interface to the Field (SIF), Integrated Logistics Support Center (ILSC), Electronic Deficiency Reporting System (EDRS), and FEDLOG to resolve logistical issues.
Examine 026 deadline reports and provide recommendations for solution.
Assist the Army in identifying systemic equipment failures through logistical analysis and provide recommendations for resolution.
Visit Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Distribution Services formerly known as Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office (DRMO) to prevent serviceable equipment from destruction.
Assist unit personnel in identifying condition codes for equipment and weapon systems, provide disposition instructions for unserviceable items and assist unit personnel with preparing required documents for Turn-In.
Serve as a liaison for the units in obtaining system software and hardware repairs/modifications from authorized sources such as Field Service Representatives (FSR), Tobyhanna Army Depot Forward Repair Activities (FRA), or the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).
Send technical reports to higher headquarters identifying maintenance trends, technical and administrative matters, and I provide recommendations for improvements as needed.
Accomplishments include: provided LAR-LAR instruction on maintenance/theory of FA Radars (6 weeks each), participated in 5 overseas deployments for contingency operations, contributed over $4.5 million in Cost Avoidance to the ARMY as a LAR, provided over 1000 hours of over the shoulder/formal training to units and LARs in the field and participated in the LOG DEMO of the AN/TPQ-53 radar during it's acquisition.
Received multiple awards as a LAR to include the Commanders award, Achievement award and unit Certificates and Coins for recognition.
Certified in Security+ from Comp TIA and Life Cycle Logistics Level I from Defense Acquisition University (DAU).
Held and maintained a TOP SECRET/SCI security clearance and maintained physical readiness.
Supervisor: Bill Flynn (907-384-2133) Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes.
94M Instructor/Technical Writer, 11/2006 to 10/2010 Keybridge Technologies – City, STATE,
Provided formal instruction on the theory, maintenance and fault isolation of the AN/TPQ-36, AN/TPQ-37 and SENTINEL Enhanced Target Range and Classification (ETRAC) radar systems to soldiers and civilians.
Reported to the Radar Training Detachment (RTD), which consisted of Ordnance Training Detachment (OTD) and Patriot Radar Detachment (PRD).
Primary duty was to support Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) missions given to soldiers throughout the Army.
Often class makeup were soldiers with various MOS's given radar support missions for contingency radar maintenance operations based on the needs of the Army.
Provided tailored instruction on theory, maintenance, troubleshooting and schematic interpretation.
Provided instruction on the use of Test Measure and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) required for system specific alignments and sub- components.
Provided full instruction to Initial Entry Trainee (IET) when no GWOT classes were scheduled.
Other duties consisted of administering tests and providing feed back on the level of competency of the students.
Fulfilled my National Guard commitments while working for Keybridge with no adverse actions.
Main accomplishments include: over 2900 hours of formal instruction provided, average GPA of students was 80% or higher, provided primary instruction on multiple systems/blocks of instruction, contributed input to class content/management and provided critical flexibility by working on nights to fulfill mission requirements.
Supervisor: Kelly Lynch (405-503-9049) Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes.
94M Radar Repairer/Operator Technician, 02/1998 to 07/2010 Army National Guard – City, STATE,
Served as a National Guardsman for the states of Georgia and Oklahoma for 12 years combined.
Held 3 MOS's which include 25U Signal Support Systems Specialist, 94M Radar Repairer, and 13R Radar Operator.
Primary duties included radar maintenance and sustainment for the AN/TPQ-36 and AN/TPQ-37 radars acquiring hostile and friendly acquisitions along with basic soldier tasks.
Deployed to Iraq (FOB Anaconda/Warhorse) from Oct 2005 to Oct 2006 providing 94M support on the AN/TPQ-37 and AN/TPQ-36 radars for counter-fire operations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF).
Deployed to Kuwait from Nov 2007 to Aug 2008 providing Joint Operations Command support to the border crossing of Kuwait/Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF).
Held the rank of SSG before separating to join CECOM.
Major accomplishments include: 25U Signal Support Systems Specialist graduate, 94M Radar Repairer graduate (Distinguished Honor Grad), 13R Radar Operator graduate, Warrior Leaders Course (WLC) graduate, Basic Non-Commission Officers Course (BNCOC) graduate, Total Army Instructors Course (TAIC) graduate and Small Group Leader (SGL) graduate.
Earned 12 medals during time in service and separated with an HONORABLE Discharge.
Supervisor: Henry Thomas (XXX-747-2050) Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Education
Technical Or Occupational Certificate: SY0-601 Security+, Expected in 02/2021 to CompTIA - Ft. Wainwright, AK, GPA:
Technical Or Occupational Certificate: Life Cycle Logistics Level I, Expected in 12/2015 to Defense Acquisition University - Fort Belvoir, VA GPA:
Credits Earned: 13.4 Continuing Education Unit
Technical Or Occupational Certificate: SY0-301 Security+, Expected in 09/2014 to CompTIA - Fort Gordon, GA, GPA:
13R Radar Operator: , Expected in 09/2007 to National Guard Training Center - San Antonio, FL, GPA:
94M Radar Repairer: , Expected in 04/2005 to US Army Field Artillery School - Fort Sill, OK, GPA:
Awarded Distinguished Honor Graduate
Graduated with 97.7 GPA
25U Signal Support Systems Specialist: , Expected in 10/1998 to US Army Signal Center - Fort Gordon, GA, GPA:
GED: , Expected in 12/1997 to Richard Arnold - Savannah, GA, GPA:
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