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May 13, 2018

                                               

Dear Hiring Manager,

I have over 20 years experience as an Electronics Technician and Technology Specialist culminated with 1-2 years’ experience as COMSEC Custodian and Security Manager Experience.

I am in search of a company or government agency that is in the market for a person of my caliber and I was interested in securing employment with your company.  It is with great pleasure I am presenting my resume for the open position, so please don’t hesitate and let’s start the process today.  Also, I have a solid background in AC/DC theory, digital circuitry and logic, measurements, cryptographic, solid-state electronic component applications; furthermore, with a detail for troubleshooting, schematic interpretation.  In addition to being and outstanding technician, I have exceptional  management skills; furthermore,  I have performed duties as work center supervisor and or crew leader as either O-Level and I-Level, following standard checkout procedures, reviewing schematics and block diagrams; disassembling and repairing, and bench-testing modules and weapons repairable assemblies. Additionally, I am action oriented with outstanding communication skills; furthermore, proven success interfacing with both contractors and co-workers..

Based upon my extensive training and experience I feel my skills would be an asset to your organization, so please take a moment to review page four of my resume for additional professional experience.  I look forward to having an opportunity to discuss future employment opportunities with you in person.

Thank you for your time and consideration, and I look forward to working with you soon.

Respectfully,

LINDA HILL

Email:  hilllinda@yahoo.com

Comm:  (360)499-9876

Home: (360)675-1230

Cell: (360)672-4563

Linda Hill

309 SW 10^th CT

Oak Harbor WA, 98001

Hilllinda@yahoo.com

(360)499-1230

CLEARANCE: Top Secret (TS) with Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI)/Secret/DONCAF

                        : Secret/CACI International Inc.

SUMMARY:   Outstanding Technician with over 20 years of military experience involving operational testing utilizing various test programs, publications, bench test, and troubleshooting equipment  down to component.  I have expert knowledge and experience working both Intermediate- Level, and Organizational Level Maintenance. Additionally, detail driven, with outstanding communication skills, good work ethics, and is consistent.  Also, technically skilled in but not limited to the following:      

EXPERTISE:  Communications Systems                 Module Testing                         Internet /LAN/CAT-5 

                        Navigation Systems                         Displays/Indicators                    Surface Mount Technology

                        Antenna Systems                            Cable Fabrication                      Fiber Optics

                        Micro-miniature Repair                    Global Positioning Systems         Data link/SATCOM

                        IFF/SIF                                           RAID                                       RADAR Systems

                        Thermal Imaging Systems                Transmission Protocol                Camera Systems

                        RDISS                                            Mobile Eagle Eye                      Aero-stat

                        Helium/ Weather Instruments           FLIR/NAV                               PTP Motorola/Radios                     

ATTRIBUTES

• Extremely knowledgeable of a wide range of electronics applications
• Ability to work independently or with a team
• Subject matter expert ( SME) in area as  of technology and electrical /electronics theory
• Reliable and is noteworthy for being dependent upon to provide high quality of work
• Practical and easy to work with in a high paced fast moving environment
• Fosters realistic interpersonal skills in conjunction with a good attitude
• Has a passport and is able to operate across multiple regions within IRAQ/Afghanistan

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

•           Associate of Science in Vocational Technical Education Coastline Community College, Fountain Valley, CA

•           Associate of Science in Electronics Technology Coastline Community College, Fountain Valley, CA

•           Avionics Technician – United States Navy

•           National Security Management Course – United States Navy

•           Communications / Navigation Systems Organizational Maintenance – United States Navy

•           Electronic Support Measures Organizational Maintenance – United States Navy

•           Connector & Wire Repair Maintenance – United States Navy

•           Miniature / Micro-miniature Electronic Repair Inspector – United States Navy

•           Miniature / Micro-miniature Instructor Certification – United States Navy

•           Automated Test Equipment Operator / Maintainer – United States Navy

•           Primary Leadership Development Program – United States Navy

•           Electro-Optical Test Set Operator / Maintainer – United States Navy

•           Basic working knowledge of MS Windows products, Visual Basics, and Photoshop

•           Certified Master Training Specialist and Instructor Evaluator

•           Certified Naval Security Manager

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•           TECHNICAL SKILLS

•           Hardware: Monitors, Motherboards, CPU, RAM, Expansion Cards, Power Supplies, Optical Disc Drives, Hard Disk Drives, Keyboards, Mouse Software: Firewall, Webcam, Mathematics, Backup, Routing, Peer-to-Peer File Sharing, Debugging, Data Storage and Management, Networking and Internet, CD-writing, Anti-Spyware, Security, Anti-Virus, Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook)

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

CACI International Inc.

RAID /BETSS-C Trainer/Installer O-CONUS/IRAQ (2010-present)

• Currently, performs as a RAID (Rapid Aerostat Initial deployment) and BETSS-C (Base Expeditionary Targeting Surveillance System Combined) Trainer/Installer providing units within theater of operations with state-of-the-art ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) and FP (Force Protection). Completes and designs complex system installations and perform system test procedures. Troubleshoots and resolves issues that cannot be solved remotely. Also, provides training to our Military War-Fighters, arranges curriculum and course material, test and certification of students; furthermore, provides recommendations to the customers internal IT staff with deployment of company's product suite.
• Manages the installation and operations on all sensor systems, including BETSS-C , Raid Legacy, 17 Meter Aerostat, Mobile Eagle Eye, 80 and 107 foot towers, RDISS (Rapid deployment Integrated Surveillance System), the FLIR EO/IR Star Safire III & HD Sensor consisting of Day and Infrared cameras, spotter scope, laser range finder, and laser illuminator; combined systems GCS (Ground control station) and SGS (Standard Ground Station), including Linux Map Overlay Computer, MSTAR Radar system, VOIP Phone, application Server, Network Switch, DVD Recorder, multiple Fiber connections and network configurations of IP addresses. U.S.
• Provides operational and maintenance training of installed systems and networks. Additionally, provides sensor integration, fusion, and ini file manipulation while,  interfacing with the customer’s staff to assist with project site surveying, planning, product employment best practices, and problem resolution and acts as the customer internal advocate for problem resolution, new features, and future product direction.

U.S. NAVY, Oak Harbor, WA Avionics/Aviation Electronics Technician (2007 - 2010)

Fleet Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron FAIRCONRON (VQ-1)

IN-CONUS/O-CONUS led and directed a maintenance detachment team consisting of 10 personnel performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on 32 P-3C/ 16 EP-3 aircraft to include troubleshooting and restoration of the Digital Communications Management System (DCMS) resulting in 5,510 mishap free flight hours.

• Repaired multiple downing discrepancies to include the removal and replacement of multiple (RAID) hard drives to meet operational commitments in Iraq; consequently, leading to a 98% mission completion rate.
• Directed 10 technicians in the restoration, overhaul, and maintenance of 6 aircrafts on a rotating basis resulting in over 300 fixed discrepancies including the troubleshooting and repair on various antenna, RADAR, data link, and internal communication systems. 
• Utilized electronic knowledge and in-depth troubleshooting skills to repair over 30 Airborne Reconnaissance Integrated Electronic mission critical System discrepancies, to include the rebuild and fabrication of LAN cables resolving all Transmission Protocol networking issues. Experience both Intermediate Level and Organizational Level maintenance.

U.S. NAVY, Oak Harbor, WA, Avionics/Aviation Electronics Technician (2004 - 2007)

Lead Avionics Instructor Mini-Microminiature /Module Test and Repair Work Center Supervisor,

• Managed the efforts of 4 instructors and 3 follow-on students in a $50,000 Miniature/Micro-Miniature 2M/MTR NAVSEA work station upgrade. Efforts greatly contributed to avoiding any work stoppage/student throughput.
• Inspectors praised work center as “the fleet’s best” 3 Avionics Technicians and 7 avionics lab trainers (valued at over $5,000,000) covering 42 avionics courses during critical manpower shortages, which ensured graduation of 128 technicians on time in support of Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts.
• Subject Matter Expert (SME) for 5 specialized avionics courses; furthermore, innate ability to employ manpower and  material resources, performed curriculum design and development, wrote learning objectives; prepared test items; evaluated instructional materials and results; and counseled students on academic learning objectives and possible problems. Efforts led to a 10% increase in student throughput.

Linda Hill                                                                                                             Page Three

U.S. NAVY, Oak Harbor, WA Avionics/Aviation Electronics Technician (1999 – 2004)

Miniature-Microminiature/Module Test and Repair Work Center Supervisor

• As a Quality Assurance Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI), trained and managed efforts of 28 personnel in manufacturing and repair of 122 Cable Harnesses with zero rework; consequently, saving the Navy 176,000 dollars in Depot repair cost. Also, effectively coordinated, trained and utilized personnel to complete more than 13,499 repair actions, which led to a 33% increase in 600 Divisions productivity.
• Demonstrating outstanding innovative skills repaired two Battle Force Intermediate Maintenance Activity mission critical control boxes for the HH-60 Helicopter Squadron and worked off-shift hours to repair one Sea Sparrow Missile wiring harness.  Additionally, during mission critical operations, fault isolated, troubleshoots and repaired the MK 23 TASS Radar system and associated cabling, leading to a successful NATO Sea Sparrow Missile shoot. Efforts saved time, money, and prevented failed mission objectives.
• Action oriented and the driving force behind the work center’s ability to process an unprecedented 3,698 items in support  of more than 60 work centers and Carrier Air Wing Fourteen during a two month detachment. Also, utilizing superior cable fabrication techniques, rebuilt multiple cable harnesses for new Consolidated Automated Support System (CASS) returning bench to full mission capable status, and saving the Navy over $5,500 in depot level repair cost.

U.S. NAVY, NAS Lemoore, CA        Avionics/Aviation Electronics Technician (1996 – 1999)

• Demonstrating superior knowledge and technical skills, provided numerous highly effective plans for the layout of new work space which greatly contributed the streamlining of overall work center productions efforts and greatly improved mission readiness ;consequently, including testing/troubleshooting and repair of specific Forward Looking Infrared Receiver (FLIR), Laser Detector/Tracker (LDT) and Navigation FLIR (NAVFLIR) WRA’s and conducted Quality assurance and safety reviews on all Equipment
• Executing  duties as a Quality Assurance Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI), performed maintenance utilizing the AN/USM 629 Electrical Optical Test Set (EOTS) ;furthermore, demonstrating superior technical and leadership abilities managed the work center Operator/Maintainer production efforts which enabled a 65% reduction of F/A-18 thermal imaging system Pod Aft Section backlog.
• Troubleshoot, bench tested and repaired over 200 weapons repairable assemblies using the Electrical Optical Test Set, in conjunction with various Test Program Set (TPS), input /output devices and software/hardware with multiple complexities in support of the F/A-18 thermal imaging system, which enable a 25% increase in the thermal imaging assets availability. Additionally, repaired 1128 WRA circuit cards and aircraft components cable assemblies which contributed to a 15% increase in work center 64D productivity.

U.S. NAVY, Bremerton, WA Avionics/Aviation Electronics Technician (1991 –1996)

• Utilizing superior technician skills, troubleshoot, bench tested and fault isolated various Tactical Air navigations sets, multiple radio communication sets, and antenna systems saving the navy 6,000 dollars in depot level cost.
• Demonstrating outstanding technical, initiative, and leadership ability, assembled and trained a 14 man Electrical team that quickly became a highly skilled work force; furthermore, established a comprehensive material support posture, which directly resulted in the restoration of multiple electrical systems two weeks ahead of schedule.  Actions significantly contributed to a 35% increase in mission readiness.
• Developed a systematic process for determining the Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD) capability to test/check or repair Weapon repairable assemblies and input information into the Individual Component Repair Listing (ICRL) saving the Navy numerous hours in turn-around repair time.  Also, ensured the Aeronautical Material Screening Unit (AMSU) site administration and security policy where strictly adhered to resulting in zero security violations.

COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER INVOLVEMENT

• Member of Lions Club International (North Whidbey)
• Volunteer Coach for Oak Harbor Youth Football League
• Relay For Life
• Boys and Girls Club

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ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

U.S. Navy Oak Harbor WA, COMSEC Custodian June 2009 – September 2010 (1 year 4 months)

Consolidated Maintenance Organization (CM0-10) AIRWING

Fleet Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron FAIRCONRON (VQ-1)

• Supervised and coordinated the efforts of 75 employees within the Communications Material Security (COMSEC) Program resulting in 100% accountability for over 625 Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI) and received grades of outstanding on two higher echelon inspections.

• Extremely Knowledgeable of a wide variety of Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI) such as KG 75, KG 175, KIV-7 HSB, OL 303, CTT/HR , DTD/SKL/, STU/STE/KSV-21 cards and more. Also, familiar with various classified equipment such as STE, Secure Facsimile, IP STE, various KY and KG encryption devices, KOV-14 and KSV-21 emerging technologies.
• Routinely provides services such as DTD/SKL/KSV-21/STE support in the accomplishment of tasks directly associated with mission operation. Also, has been instrumental in developing, advising, and maintaining, EKMS systems, COMSEC management, and COMSEC equipment policies and procedures implementation in support of maritime operation worldwide greatly contributing to a 98 percent mission completion rate.
• Provides exceptional training, motivation, and direction to all employees resulting in twenty-five COMSEC qualifications and one Enlisted Air Warfare Qualification.
• Proven ability to communicate effectively in diverse environment while maintaining student attention working with a wide variety of personalities within unit organization structure, also, scheduling meetings/appointments/providing testing and coordinating the receipt, issues and transfer of all Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI).
• Maintains oversight and protects all command materials designated as CCI and Special Access Program material for 470 flights which greatly contributed to the squadrons achieving a 98 percent mission completion rate.
• Acquired functional ability and knowledge to learn about Type 1 COMSEC certification process and key management.

U.S. Navy Oak Harbor WA, Security Manager/Supervisor: (2008-2009),

Consolidated Maintenance Organization (CM0-10) AIRWING

Fleet Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron FAIRCONRON (VQ-1)

• Strong working knowledge of the Defense Security Services Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS); furthermore, the associated instruction, policies, and procedure.
• Experienced at proofreading and checking content of investigative reports, investigated security and safety violations and wrote required detailed incident reports
• Conducted face -to- face interviews to gather information about applicants seeking federal security clearances and ensured the fingerprint cards/E-QIP signature pages where valid for adjudication process.
• Properly prepared, submitted, initiated, and monitored requests for personnel security clearance /investigations for timeliness in the adjudication process (DCID 6/4).
• Working knowledge of the following Information Systems Manuals; Department of Defense National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM), Information System Security Procedures; Department of Energy Classified Information Systems Security Manual M 471.2-2; SECNAV M 5510.30 and SECNAV M 5510.36.
• Coordinated the commencement and maintained oversight on all security related investigation conducted in regards to any classified information and or COMSEC security related incident/practices dangerous to security (PDS).
• Working knowledge of the Director of Central Intelligence Directive (DCID 6/3) protecting Sensitive Compartmented Information within Information Systems; DIACAP, Department of Defense Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process via publications and instructions.
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