Electronic Warfare Specialist resume

OBJECTIVE:Seeking a position in the Information Technology field performing security, administration, or analyst duties.

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS:

Excellent customer service, communications, managerial, and organizational skills
Self-motivated, analytical, and responsible
5years experience as a Quality Assurance Schematic Analyzing component specialist for U.S. Air Force.
Communication Systems,Electronic Systems, Radar Systems,Computer systems, and Navigation Systems specialist in(Hurlburt Field Special Operations Electronic Warfare Squadron).
Inactive DOD Secret security clearance with Secret Compartmental Information Access.

EDUCATION:

University of Confidential

(AS) in Business Marketing
(BS) in IT with a concentration in Information Systems Security

Experience in Unix, Java, SQL, Windows Servers, and Project planning

Air Force Training

USAF Client Support Administrator Training Course, Sep 2007
Tactical Communications Training Specialist, Mar 2006
Operations Security (OPSEC) Fundamentals Course, Dec 2005
USAF Airman Leadership Course, Aug 2003
USAF Basic Electronic Theory, Aug 2000- Apr 2001

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential, Jul. 2000 Jul. 2006

Electronic Warfare Specialist

Deployed in three real world 90-day deployments, supporting Electronic Warfare for the USAF Special Operation C-130 Gunships/Talons and MH-53 helicopters during Operation Enduring Freedom
Possess technical expertise working on and training technicians with AAQ-24 DIRCM since its introduction to the USAF. Conducted comprehensive diagnostic end to end testing on ALQ-172 and ALQ-162 (V)1/(V)3 RF countermeasures system, ALR-69 radar system, and ALE-40 countermeasure system.
Analytical thinker that consistently resolves ongoing issues or defects and often called upon to consult on problems that have eluded resolution by others
Demonstrated proficiency in leading and mentoring individuals to maximize levels of productivity, while forming cohesive team environments.
Maintained, tested, and reprogrammed all Electronic Warfare systems
Security manager for classified personnel, equipment, and building access

AIR FORCE COURSE:AC-130H/U Electronic Warfare Systems (O-Maintenance)Length: 2 Weeks, 4 Days.(Description Dates SEP 2005 - JAN 2012)

Students will learn operation characteristics and troubleshootingprocedures and will perform operational checks of various components of theelectronic warfare systems onboard the AC-130H and AC-130U aircraft.

(AIR FORCE TRAINING HISTORY COURSE: J4AMP2A5X3CE17A)

AIR FORCE COURSE: AN/USM-464 TEST SETLength: 1 Week, 1 Day.(Description Dates JUN 1955 - NOV 2009)
Provides training in the operation, organizational and intermediatelevel maintenance of the AN/USM-464 Test Set to include: Built-in-test,I-Cal and troubleshooting procedures.
AIR FORCE COURSE: Electronic Warfare Systems Craftsman (O-Maintenance) MH-53J
LENGTH: 1 Week, 2 Days.(Description Dates MAR 2006 - FEB 2007)
Provides training in the theory, testing, reprogramming, maintaining, and operational checkout of theAN/ALR-69(V), AN/ALE-40, AN/AAR-47, AN/ALQ-157(V), AN/ALQ-162, IEWP, DSIU,AIBU, and IEWS. Reprogramming procedures for the UDM and AN/ALR-69(V) are also covered.

Repair Skills:
Programming computer/defense systems
Communication, Radar,and Navigational Systems
Electrical Distribution Integrated Circuits, Solid State Devices
Microprocessor Systems,Quality Assurance Schematic Analyzing, Component Repair Computer/system reprogramming

Instrumentation Proficiency:
Computer software/hardware Differential Pressure Testers Oscilloscope Capacitance/Inductance Meter Digital Multi-Meters
Resistance Bridge Analog Multi-Meters
Digital Oscilloscope Analog Oscilloscope
Resistance Standards Measuring Signal Generators

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