OBJECTIVE

                  Available to discuss a challenging and responsible position in the Computer or Engineering field where my  background and experience can be fully utilized to our mutual benefit.

     EXPERIENCE 1:
     June 1998 to present; 40 hours per week; Computer Engineer; GS-854-12; Last Promoted January 1999
     Naval Air Warfare Center-Training Systems Division; 12350 Research Parkway Orlando FL 32826;
     Supervisor-Paul Jackson  407-380-8342

     Computer Engineer NAWCTSD 4912 - Air Anti-Submarine Patrol

•      Performed final acceptance testing on the Small Arms Tactical Trainer.
•      Maintaining and updating Cost Estimation Tool.
•      Designed and Developed the PMA 205 Cost Estimation Tool. This tool was written in Visual Basic 6.0. This tool  will help engineers predict  the costs of new trainer procurements.
•      Wrote a modified Statement of Work for Small Arms Marksmanship Trainer.
•      Added a new class to High Level Architecture(HLA)-Distributed Interactive Simulation(DIS) Gateway. This class was written in Visual C++. The Agent class monitors all HLA entities to ensure they are active. Wrote up the functionality of the Agent class for part of a paper, which be presented at the Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization (SISO) conference.
•      Assisted in HLA certification of the OH-58 Helicopter Crew System Mission Equipment Trainer(CSMET).
•      Performed several interoperability demonstrations at the HLA lab.
•      Reassembled the HLA Lab computer network after a move. Designed the layout of the new lab. Maintained the equipment in the HLA Lab.
•      Upgraded lab computers to Windows 2000. Installed Modular Semai-Automated Forces (ModSAF) on several lab computers.
•      Upgraded and tested the Weapon Handling and Launch Electronics (WHALE) Trainer. Installed upgrade on site.
•      Represented the government for the P-3 Operational Flight Trainer Pre Modification Inspection.

•      Designed a database for the AV-8B IRNAWST Discrepancy Reports. Entered 84 Discrepancy Reports to the database.
•      Designed a databse for the CH-46/CH-53 maintenance trainers.
•      Wrote a Statement of Work for the engineering support contract for the Weapon Launch Control Team Trainer.
•      Performed a cost estimation for the Weapon Handling and Launch Electronics (WHALE) flat panel screen upgrade.
•      Performed an evaluation on a contractor proposal for the Electronic Training Environment Statement of Work.
•      Answered the HLA questionnaire for the CH-46E, CH-53E, and UH-IN Weapons System Trainers.
•      Created an electronic copy the CH-46E Weapon Systems Trainer Test Trainer Procedures and Results Report. This was done on Word.
•      Completed the Naval Acquisition Intern Program.

     Software Engineer NAVAIR 4.5.7.3 Software Technology Environment

•   Reviewed and evaluated documents for the Avionics Software office.
•  Fulfilled the requirements of the Navy Acquisition Intern Program

•      Gathered software metrics on the VH Operational Flight Program (OFP)
•      Performed an audit on the software procurement process and presented a report to the Program Manager (PM).
•      Wrote a report on human factors issues connected with the Computer Display Navigation Unit (CDNU).

     Software Engineer-Electronic Warfare Office

•      Evaluated monthly progress reports from the contractor for the AAR-47 Missile Warning System.
•      Defined exit and entrance criteria for AAR-47 design reviews.
•      Wrote a questionnaire to evaluate potential Software Support Activities for the APR-39 Radar Warning Receiver (RWR)
•      Chaired Computer Resources Committee at the Advanced Tactical Aircraft Protection Systems Integrated Logistics Management Team     Meeting.

•      Responsible for organizing and maintaining a section of the library.
•      Assisted library patrons.
•      Troubleshoot computer problems.

     EXPERIENCE 4:
     May 1994 to July 1994; 40 hours per week; Cable Installer; $6.00 per Hour;
     Florida International University Telecommunications Department; Tamiami Campus Miami, FL 33199
     Supervisor- Michael Briant; 305-348-3677.
 

•      Installed cable TV and computer network outlets to the university dormitories.
•      Set up local area networks for university offices.

     EXPERIENCE 5:
     January 1994 to May 1994; 10 hours per week; Graduate Assistant; $12.50 per Hour;
     Florida International University Electrical Engineering Department  Tamiami Park Miami, FL 33199
     Supervisor- James Story; 407-348-2807; Contact supervisor? No.
 

•      Taught a section of Circuits I Labratory
•      Graded papers for 2 professors.
•      Ran 2 problem solving sections for Circuits I class.

     EDUCATION:

•      Miami Coral Park; Miami FL 32826; 1989; High School Diploma
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•      Florida International University; Miami, FL 33165; Electrical Engineer; Bachelor; 3.0 GPA, 4 Point Scale; 188 Semester Hours
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•     Virginia Polytech Grduate Center; Falls Church, VA 22042; Computer Science; No Degree; 3.0 GPA, 4 Point Scale; 6 Semester Hours
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•      University of Central Florida; Orlando,FL 32826; Computer Science; Master; 4.0 GPA, 4 Point Scale; 6 Semester Hours

     PROFESSIONAL TRAINING:

•      Fundamentals Acquisition Management, 72hrs, Decmeber 95
•      Intermediate Test and Evaluation, 80hrs, April 96
•      Overview-Aircraft Design and Development, 77hrs, May 96
•      Intermediate Systems Engineering, 80hrs, June 96
•      Intermediate Acquistion Management, 160hrs, October 96
•      Introduction to Acquisition Workforce Test and Evaluation, 40hrs, November 96
•      Briefing Techniques, 36hrs, December 96
•      Software Cost Estimation, 80hrs, Decmber 96
•      Intermediate Software Acquisition Management, 112hrs, February 97
•      Naval Supply System Command Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) Course, 40hrs, June 98
•      Object Oriented Analysis Seminar, 14 hours, June 98
•      Open Systems Workshop, 20hrs, July 98
•      Interoprability Training, 16hrs, October 98
•      Advance Systems Planning, Research, Development and Engineering Course, 80hrs, October 00

     PERFORMANCE RATINGS, AWARDS, HONORS, AND RECOGNITIONS:

•      Performance award October 96
•      Performance award Sptember 98
•      Special Act Award June 99
•      Special Act Award March 00
•      Special Act Award June 01

     OTHER INFORMATION:

•      Pursuing a Master's Degree in Computer Science at the University of Central Florida.
•      Proficient in Spanish.
•      Know the basics of Japanese
•      Proficient in C, C++, Java, Visual Basic.
•      Proficient in Windows 3.1, 3.11, 95, 98, NT, Millennium, 2000, XP
•      Familar with Macintosh Operating Systems

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