         ADVANCED LEVEL WHEELED VEHICLE MECHANIC       Career Focus    To obtain a challenging, rewarding position in a professional and structured environment, where I can utilize my vast military experience, work ethic and training to become an integral contributor to a growing and productive organization. Skills Proven excellence with budgets, schedules, coordination, supervision, training, management, and maintenance of projects and programs at all levels, effectively interpreting and communicating requirements across functional organizations. In depth knowledge of OSHA, NAVOSH, and the handling, storage and disposition of Government Owned Property, and capable of providing effective employee training on all related topics. Verbal, interpersonal skills: able to facilitate cooperation among team members. Managerial skills with time management and delegation with the initiative to take on tasks and resolve problems immediately. Deeply instilled discipline, work ethic, customer astuteness, and conceptual thinking. A fast learner who will be an immediate asset to any workplace. Windows Server 2008 - planning, deploying, configuring, and maintaining AD infrastructure, environment, and objects.      Core Qualifications          Installation, Configuring, and Management of Windows 7  Active Directory Windows Server 2008 R2  Administration of Active Directory  Managing Windows Server 2008 R2 Components  IP Addressing & Name Resolution  Network Components of Windows Server 2008 R2  Windows Server 2008 R2 MCSE 70-640, MCSE 70-642 and MCSE 70-646 Key Differences between Server 2003 and Server 2008.  Windows 7 Domain Integration & Client Support. DHCP, WINS, RRAS, IPSEC, TCP/IP, & Computer Troubleshooting.  Installing and supporting Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 in virtual environment.  IP and IP Routing; IPsec; DHCP; Remote Access. Installing, configuring, managing, and maintaining hardware.  Configuring Domain Name Resolution, Network Connectivity; Installing and Deploying Windows Server 2008.  Windows Server 2008 AD DS; Domain Controllers; Sites and Replication; Domains and Forests.  Windows Server 2008 AD Group Policy; Managing Files; Backup; Managing Printers; File Servers  Monitoring Computers; Patch Management and Security; Certificate Services and Server Virtualization  In depth knowledge of the following: Network protocols and devices; TCP/IP including Sub netting and CIDR notation.              Education and Training     2016     Bachelor of Science  :   Information System Security    Colorado Technical University   －   City  ,   State      Pursuing BAS in Information System Security        2012     Certificate of Completion  :   Network Administrator    Centriq Training    －   City  ,   State             2011     Bachelor of Science  :   Information Security    Columbia Southern University   －   City  ,   State      Pursuing BAS in Information Security        Work Experience     04/2008   to   06/2012     Advanced Level Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic    Company Name   －   City  ,   State      Successfully provided training and schedules, supervised, and guided my team through all aspects of recovery operations, in-process inspection/troubleshooting procedures, repairs and overhaul of all assigned wheeled vehicle mechanical and electrical components and systems, including but not limited to: power plant/packs, compression ignition engines, engine fuel systems, air induction and exhaust systems, cooling systems, vehicle chassis, frame cross members, clutches assemblies, transmissions, transfers, final drives, propeller shaft assemblies, brake systems steering systems, suspensions systems, fifth wheel assemblies, wheeled vehicle crane, hoist and winch assemblies, and hydraulic systems, and automotive electrical systems.  Supervised and performed diagnostic troubleshooting to determine maintenance repair criteria using Test Measurement Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE).  Performed equipment classification inspections and processed all appropriate documentation.  Performed battlefield damage, assessment, and repair (BDAR).  Supervised team performance in compliance with all applicable safety and security guidelines and standards, including OSHA and 670-1 Army Standard of Procedures.  Responsible for parts and maintenance of over 125 vehicles, I trained my soldiers on the use of the electronic manual to research part numbers.  I was responsible for all parts, orders and procurement schedules, and I conducted monthly, quarterly, and yearly inventories of all shop tools and tents.  Controlled Government Owned Property including vehicles, supplies and tooling valued at approximately $3 million.  Coordinated and prepared Up Armored Vehicles, Tools and supplies for travel to Iraq May 2009.  Researched and provided Military Intelligence to mission going Soldiers during the 12-month deployment of Operation Iraqi Freedom Campaign.  I supervised and provided training and guidance to eight soldiers, and helped them initiate their civilian and military education, fostering personal and professional development.         01/2000       Organizational Apprentice Maintenance Technician Organizational Maintenance Technician    Company Name               01/2000         During my tour, I was promoted to Tool Petty Officer and Training Petty Officer.  Maintained and serviced aircraft engine, fuel, and lubrication systems.  Handled and serviced aircraft ashore, or aboard a ship.  Performed complete aircraft turbo shaft and turboprop engine repair to determine reasons for engine degradation through spectrometric oil analysis tests.  I also evaluated jet engine performance by using jet test cells for fixed turbojet engines Corrosion Control - As an Aviation Mechanic, I ensured the proper handling and disposal of hazardous materials according to OSHA and NAVOSH standards.  I maintained all 60 FA-18 Super Hornets up to U.S.  Navy paint scheme and corrosion protection standards, without incident.  I successfully maintained 60 government owned FA-18 E/F Super Hornets, valued at $3.6 billion, while supervising Navy airmen up to E3.  I effectively trained airmen on OSHA and NAVOSH Hazmat disposal requirements, conducted in training for Ship Board readiness in Rim Pac Maneuvers in 1995 and 1997, and deployed on two Naval Westpac's in 1996 and 1997.  I also conducted maintenance and paint scheme training on the F/A 18 E/F super Hornet during Carrier Qualifications aboard the U.S.S.  Lincoln.  As Tool Petty Officer, I was in charge of controlling additional government owned property, including shop tools valued at $80,000, as well as 20 mechanics' tool boxes valued at $120,000.         11/1994   to   05/2002     Aviation Mechanic    Company Name   －   City  ,   State            Certifications     CompTIA A+ Certified Pursuing Network Security Certification Centriq Administrator Program Certificate Military Basic Military Training Duke (electronic warfare) Training Rollover in MRAP's and Humvee's Training IED Training MRAP's (Mine Resistant Ambush Protected) Vehicles Training Combat Life Saver Skills Training Aberdeen Proving Ground  91B (Light Wheel Mechanic) Training F/A 18 Power Plant Training Air Craft Corrosion Control & Paint Touch Up and Markings Ship Board Fire Fighting School       Skills    A+ Certified, Active Directory, Backup Hardware, Computer Troubleshooting, Client Support, DHCP, File Servers, IP Configuration, Power Point, Excel, Word, Access, MCSE, Windows 7,  Network Security,Routing, TCP/IP Protocol.       Additional Information      Active DoD Secret Security Clearance   Commendations Meritorious Unity Commendation Medal USN Commendation National Defense Service Medal X2 Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Global War On Terrorism Service Medal Iraq Campaign Med W Campaign Star Army Service Ribbon Overseas Service Ribbon Mechanic Driver Badge Good Conduct Medal X2      