Robert Lee Smith JR

                                                       1125 Miles Standish Rd.

                                                     Virginia Beach, VA 23455

                                                             757-222-9719

                                             Email galihad23462@Yahoo.com
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ACTIVE SECRET SECURITY CLEARANCE Valid till 2022
 

                                                                     PROFILE

Electronics Technician of the US Navy for 8 years, Field service rep Afghanistan for Computer Sciences Corp. for 40 months forward deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. 18 months working at Letterkenny Army Depot as a 2nd shift lead for AECOM GSA for both paint and Cable Fabrication personnel. Currently employed by JBmanagement working on the Counter Rocket Artillary Mortar (CRAM) program for the last 24 months in Afghanistan. Seeking employment to the local Hampton roads area.

                                                                WORK HISTORY

Senior Operator Maintainer

Oct 2012 to present

JBmanagement

Senior operator on the CRAM program in Afghanistan. Maintain several networked systems from software settings to cabling to IP addresses and physical conditions. Software updates and IAVA patches completed after release to maintain our networks with in compliance of government network standards. The network was comprised of several systems from Light weight counter mortar radars (LCMR), Ku electronic radio frequency radar (KERFS), Wireless audio visual emergency system (WAVES), Forward allied air defense (FAAD), Sysco routing and switching, both Windows and Red Hat operating systems and all of this was tied together with fiber optic and a Wireless point to point radio shot network. We are responsible for 24 hours 365 days a year operation, PMCS, troubleshooting and helping repair systems to operational status. 

2nd Shift Lead

Aug 2011 to Oct 2012

AECOM GSA

Letterkenny Army Depot

Working Lead for building 370 Army Missile Readiness Command. First line leader for as many as 44 people. Involved in all areas of front line leadership from personnel issues to interfacing with customer and working to ensure their happiness with our personnel and productivity. All while working as an Electronics Technician 2 in the cable and harness shop. I am in charge of both paint and maintenance personnel. Which means I must be aware of multiple sets of safety and work area rules and regulations. As well as quality standards for many facets of the Depot level repairs taking place. As an electronics technician 2 I construct and repair cable harness assemblies for the bases many missile programs to the blue prints specifications. Which includes various multifunctional test equipment.

Electronic Warfare Field Service Representative.

Sept 2007 to Mar 2011

Computer Sciences Corp.

Iraq/Afghanistan

 Worked with all facets of the counter improvised explosive devices (CIED). From Test plat forms and first time installs on various vehicle mounts. As well as basic troubleshooting and repairs. Trained over 3000 military personnel on operation and purpose of system. Was responsible for all parts tracking and daily reports for camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan for last 16 months of employment. Was the point of contact for customer 24 7 repair and concerns. Repaired over 5500 systems and installed over 800 vehicles. The job was great and rewarding because I saved lives and would still be there if I could stay away from family any longer. After 40 months I chose to come home. Received both letters of appreciation and military coins from my customers due to the effort and willingness to get the job done. Proud to serve our men and women of service. This job gives me knowledge and experience in the build of all current field assets. This also shows that I can work on all these platforms safely and efficiently. These installs are electrical and mechanical aspects involved with up armored assets.

Electronics Technician

May 1999 to 2007

United States Navy

Norfolk, Va

Joined the navy in May of 1999 completed basic training in July of 1999. Went to Tech core to learn basic electronic theory, components, ac/dc circuitry and power in electronics. Attended A school to learn principals of communication and radar theory as well as equipment involved in communication and radar. Learned troubleshooting to the component level on said equipment.
I Pre commissioned DDG 81 for my first duty station. Was a part of installation and systems operation verification tests of most of the communication equipment on board. The ship did shock trials in Mayport Florida and had over 1100 hours of preventative maintenance and system alignment checks after each of the 3 shocks. Installed a British naval chart display onboard with nothing more than technical documents and received a Navy Achievement Award for my efforts. Completed My surface warfare pin and also was appointed to Combat Systems Officer of the Watch. I was also the command general purpose electronic test equipment manager. I was responsible for maintenance and calibration of over 450 pieces of test equipment. I was the Work center supervisor of the 2M repair shop. I did component level repair of all types circuit boards from the gas turbines to the radar systems. While onboard I did a total cost savings of just over 800000 dollars using the navy's 2m system. I completed 3 C schools and 3 fleet tactical training and repair center schools as well. The 3 C schools are AN/USC-38 EHF satellite communications system, Data link pipe line link 11 , 4, 4a, 16, and 2M micro miniature repair technician. The 3 non NEC schools where antenna maintenance, Inmarsat satellite communication technician and an/wsc-3 maintainer which is uhf line of sight satellite radio.
In Feb of 2004 I left the ship and attended Information Systems Maintainer course reroute to Naval Computer Telecommunication Area Master Station Atlantic Fleet. In the course there all Lan Wan systems desk tops and supporting equipment to include uninterrupted power supplies and modems for satellite communications, generic front end computer processors, link converters, fiber optics repairs data hubs and advanced technical information support systems. Knowledge of advanced video switching and asynchronous transfer mode and processes working in windows NT. UNIX, Cisco INTERNETWORKING operational test checks. At NCTAMS Lant I worked my way to watch section supervisor. We worked rotating watched to provide 365 24/7 coverage. I as a supervisor was responsible for the maintenance and repair of DAMA systems, Network Systems, EHF systems, Verdin Systems, associated crypto, UPS, Switching, Fleet Sat Highcom and interconnectivity. Watch section training and documentation of maintenance and trouble calls. Attended industrial supervisor safety training annually.

                                                             EDUCATION 
GED
Nov 1988 to Jan 1999
Bates Tech
Tacoma WA
I had a rough youth. I have since invested allot of time and energy to being atop of all my classes.
  I have 100 lower level  and 24 upper level college credits from both military and community college.

                                                                  SKILLS

Electronic warfare devices (CIED) 
Radio frequencies communications technician
Radar technician
Navigation technician
Component level troubleshooting and repair
Familiar with all types of electronic test equipment
Information systems technician
Xerox photocopier technician
General purpose electronic test equipment manager
Leadership training and mentoring
Joint tactical information distribution systems technician

                                                               ACHIEVEMENTS 
Served 8 years in United State Navy
Naval Achievement award for installation and operation of a British naval chart display without any formal training.
Joint forces achievement award for a tour in Africa flying over 60 hours of flight time and 23 down range missions
Combat systems officer of the watch appointment while on DDG81