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Dorothy Saucedo
134 Juniper Ln, Macon, GA 31220
Home: (478) 396-1476, Office:
(478-327-5245)
Email: dot1958@cox.net
and dorothy.saucedo@us.af.mil
Job
Type: Permanent Work
Schedule: Full-Time Citizenship: United States Desired
Locations:United States - FL –
MacDill Air Force Base United
States - FL – Saint Petersburg United
States - GA – Atlanta United
States – NM - Albuquerque United
States - TX - Austin United
States - TX – Dallas/ Fort Worth United
States - TX – San Antonio Security
Clearance: SECRET
Clearance Objective: My desired goal is to utilize my expertise,
knowledge and skills to their fullest potential as part of my next
assignment. Currently I reside here in Georgia I am looking to
relocate back to Texas (Home) at my own expense to be close to family and
friends. Summary of Qualifications Detail-oriented, motivated, and successful Program
Analyst with finely-honed analytical, communication, problem solving and
critical thinking skills. Career includes tenures as commercial insurance
employee for eighteen plus years and federal employee with the Department of
the Air Force and United States Department of Agricultural (USDA), including
roles as a Program/Management Analyst and Security Specialist. Well-versed in
Human Resources, Administration, and the utilization of office software.
Currently seeking a position which will effectively utilize all acquired
knowledge, skills, and abilities as follows:
Notable Highlights · Recipient
of a Letter of Recommendation from personnel at the Department of the Air
Force, United States Department of Agricultural (USDA), Georgia Farm Bureau,
and St. Paul Public Sector Services. · Key to
Installation Deployment Readiness Cell “Outstanding Team” recognition by the
Head Quarters Air Force Material Command/Inspector General (HQ AFMC/IG)
during the July 2014 Unit Effectiveness Inspection (UEI). · Selected
October 2014 to fill in as the Contingency Travel/Office of Professional
Responsibility (OPR) during the busiest time of the year, resulting in all
travelers arriving on time with no missed movements or late arrivals. Dorothy
Saucedo
(478) 396-1476 | dot1958@cox.net | 134 Juniper Ln, Macon, GA 31220
Notable Highlights -
Continued (Page 2) · Assisted
Terminal Area Security Officer (TASO) for 13 classified terminals.
Assist through myriad of mandatory changes from HHQ – 100% compliant (2014). · Efforts
contributed significantly to squadron recognition as the 2014 AFMC General
Thomas P. Gerrity Logistics Award Winner. · Earned the
78th LRS Civilian of the Quarter Award (3rd Qtr. /2015) for exemplary
performance. Experience Department of the Air Force · Robins AFB, GA 31098 12/2003 - Present Program Analyst, 78th Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS) (02/2013 - Present) Grade:
GS-0343-09/GS-0080-09; Hours/week: 40; Salary/year: $57,127 Supervisor:
William Haffner, (478) 327-5251, Contact: Yes · Serves as
Contingency Travel OPR for the 78th Logistics Readiness Squadron/Installation
Deployment Readiness Center (78th LRS/IDRC). · Manages
and serves as IDRC’s primary point of contact (POC) for the following
programs: Security Programs; OPSEC (Operations Security); COMSEC
(Communication Security); EMSEC (Emissions Security); GATES (Global Air
Transportation & Execution System), SVRO (Secure Voice Responsible
Officer); Block III Equipment Manager; Duress Alarm Custodian (Intrusion
Detection Equipment); Safe Custodian; and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
(MOSS) Site. · Selected
as the alternate point of contact for the following programs: IRO (Installation
Reception Officer); Base Support Plan (BSP) Functional Data Managers (FDMs) –
Receptions; Custodian Authorization/Custody Receipt Listing (CA/CRL) of
equipment; Anti-Terrorism/FPCON (Force Protection Conditions); TASO (Terminal
Area Security Officer); Secret Internet Protocol Routable (SIPR) and
Non-Secret Internet Protocol Routable (NIPR) Network Monitor; Logistics
Module (LOGMOD) Program used in the planning of receiving and maintaining
cargo and personnel; and CMOS (Cargo Movement Operations). Management Analyst, 78th Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS) (05/2007- 02/2013) Grade:
GS-0343-09/GS-0080-09; Hours/week: 40; Salary/year: $53,773 Supervisor:
John Vreeland/Evelyn Crockett, (478) 926-6254, Contact: Yes · Applied
knowledge of and maintained accountability for all aspects of information
security, personnel security, industrial security, and operations security
(OPSEC) for the 78th LRS. · Implemented
and administered the Information Security Program for the organization,
including implementation of Department of Defense (DoD), United States Air
Force (USAF), and Major Command (MAJCOM) policies and regulations. · Developed
procedures for the classification and protection of classified national
defense and other sensitive information originated or controlled by
organization activities. · Held
responsible for tracking security incidents reports, conducting
inspections, surveys and investigations of government and non-governmental
facilities and personnel in order to determine protection of sensitive materials
and information and compliance with laws and regulations. · Ensured
unclassified information is not released through innocuous means, including
email messages, critical documents inadvertently unattended or in plain view,
inappropriate conversations between staff members, among others. · Advised
staff of security training requirements, changes in security procedures,
publication of security directives, and enhancements designed to increase
security awareness. Dorothy
Saucedo
(478) 396-1476 | dot1958@cox.net | 134 Juniper Ln, Macon, GA 31220
Experience - Continued
(Page 3) · Prepared
reports and correspondence related to the security program, and transmitted
them to appropriate offices, organizations, activities. · Planned,
organized, and conducted security training programs to ensure personnel
awareness of requirements and responsibilities. · Implemented
and administered the Personnel Security Program for the organization and
established local procedures for processing requests for security clearances
for military and civilian personnel. · Implement
broad security measures to ensure personnel security across the squadron. · Managed
Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) as organizational point of contact. · Initiated/tracked
all security applications and renewal applications. · Directed
clearance validations for all personnel. · Produced
and disseminated the Personnel by Eligibility Report (PER) and Periodic
Reinvestigation (PR) monthly reports using the Joint Personnel Adjudication
System (JPAS). · Monitored
all new security clearance investigations and notified authorized requestor
when individuals were due for re-investigation in JPAS. · Processed
Security Information Files (SIFs), conducting complete follow-through and
advising employees on procedures to rectify a SIF. · Delivered
initial security training for all personnel as part of in-processing;
out-brief all personnel exiting the directorate. · Ensured
Non-Disclosure Agreements (NdAs) are signed by employees and that JPAS
reflects NdA signing. · Directed a
wide range of security processes applicable to contractors. · Ensured
contractors Common Access Card (CAC) renewals occurred on schedule, verified
contractor access requirements every six months, and ensured departing
contractor's CACs were collected and deactivated, protecting the base's
security posture. · Provided
and tracked required contractor security training. · Maintained
contract folders comprising of the DD254 Contract Security Classification
Specifications form, Key Management letters, Performance Work Statements, and
Visitor Group Security Agreements, for classified contracts. Ensured
contractors maintained a Visit Request within JPAS · Maintained
inventory of all safes and safe custodians and provide appropriate training
to safe custodians. · Ensured
timely maintenance, regular combination changes, and annual clean out of all
the 78th LRS/IDRC safes. · Served as
the unit OPSEC Program Manager, responsible for facilitating OPSEC throughout
unit organizations, integrating OPSEC into organizational plans/activities,
and advising Commanders. · Provided/tracked
employee training on critical information, OPSEC indicators, and
countermeasures as outlined in Director's OPSEC Policy Letter. Educate
employees on essential roles played by staff in ensuring critical information
remains within the workplace. · Maintained
OPSEC awareness via scheduled training, effective placement of OPSEC posters
in high-traffic areas, and workplace spot checks (e.g., random work-area
inspections, unscheduled refuse inspection). Dorothy
Saucedo
(478) 396-1476 | dot1958@cox.net | 134 Juniper Ln, Macon, GA 31220
Experience - Continued
(Page 4) · Conducted
the annual OPSEC self-inspection and appraisal, ensuring critical information
was identified and controlled. · Served as
the focal point for OPSEC Event Reporting. Management Program Analyst, 78th Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS) (10/2005 - 05/2007) Grade:
GS-0343-07; Hours/week: 40; Salary/year: $41,122 Supervisor:
Patricia Peterman, (478) 926-3156, Contact: Yes · Appointed
by the installation Commander as the unit Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO). Also
served as the POC in the Logistics Control Center during exercises and
contingency situations. · Conducted
and reported a minimum of two Random Antiterrorism Measures (RAMs) per week
during FPCON Normal through Bravo installation exercises. · Reported Unit
Monthly RAM Reports to installation ATO on number of RAMs conducted during
month including any cited discrepancies. Provided RAM reports to the 78th Air
Base Wing ATO. · Coordinated
tasks related to the Robins AFB AT Plan, ensured personnel received AT Level
I training, and reported the completion of annual Awareness Training (AT) to
the Installation ATO. · Reviewed
and revised Operating Instructions on yearly basis, as well as the unit’s
Anti-Terrorism Representative Handbook as required. · Responsible
for updating the 78th LRS Mission Brief, Continuity Book, Recall Roster and
Programs’ POC Listing on a quarterly basis. Secretary (Office Automation), HQ Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) (08/2004 - 10/2005) Grade:
GS-0318-05; Hours/week: 40; Salary/year: $31,746 Supervisor:
Charlie Carignan, (478) 326-1206, Contact: Yes · Served as
the principal office assistant, performing various administrative and
clerical duties in support of the organization. · Prepared a
wide variety of correspondence, reports and other related documents. Reviewed
and finalized correspondence and documents prepared by other office
personnel. · Reviewed
and processed incoming and outgoing correspondence, materials, publications,
regulations, and directives. · Performed
other administrative and clerical work such as preparing time and attendance,
travel orders, and other various required reports. · Maintained
Division Chief’s calendar coordinated meeting arrangements, and scheduled
meetings and conferences. · Received
telephone calls, greeted visitors, and determined nature of calls or
visits. Human Resources (HR) Assistant, Special Examining Unit (SEU), HQ AFRC
(12/2003 - 08/2004) Grade:
GS-203-05; Hours/week: 40; Salary/year: $29,371 Supervisor:
Rick Dupree, (478) 327-0204, Contact: Yes · Performed
and provided a full range of employment and staffing support to management
and applicants. · Reviewed
and made tentative Veteran’s preference determinations by reviewing all
required documentation for currency and accuracy. · Received
and responded to telephone calls, e-mails and walk-in customers with regard
to current vacancy announcements, applications, procedures, eligibility
requirements, and status of applicants. Dorothy
Saucedo
(478) 396-1476 | dot1958@cox.net | 134 Juniper Ln, Macon, GA 31220
Experience - Continued
(Page 5) · Received
and reviewed applications for completeness, supporting documentation, and
required attachments. · Input
applicant (s) data including Veteran’s preference, grade levels, scores,
geographical locations, and other pertinent information into the SEU data
system. · Created,
formatted, edited reports, memos, and other documents using several varieties
of word processing software. · Established
and maintained files for both eligible and ineligible applicants. United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) · Washington, DC 01/2002 - 10/2003 Office Automation Clerk/Assistant, HR Division Grade:
GS-326-05; Hours/week: 40; Salary/year: $26,429 Supervisor:
Bonnie Beavers, (202) 720-7657, Contact: Yes · Provided
administrative support to the Cooperative State Research, Education, and
Extension Service (CSREES). · Input
requested actions into tracking systems and documents into the National
Finance Center’s (NFC) payroll/personnel processing system, including payroll
action requests and position descriptions. · Verified
correct spelling and grammar for Within Grade Increase (WGI) and other
official records for appropriate CSREES contacts. · Prepared Travel
Authorizations and Vouchers and other standard office forms for staff
members, using NFC payroll and personnel processing systems and INFORMS
4.1. · Provided
quality customer service when dealing with co-workers, CSREES contacts, and
general public. · Received
and responded to telephone calls regarding inquiries related to general
office policies, programs, and current activities. · Created,
typed and edited correspondence, reports and other information.
Forwarded, received and distributed e-mail and telephone facsimile
documents. Operated office photocopier. · Prepared
and transmitted Time and Attendance for agency NFC STAR system. Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance (GFB) · Macon, GA 04/1999 - 08/2001 Training Secretary Grade:
N/A; Hours/week: 37.5; Salary/year: $20,612 Supervisor:
Dennis Grimsley, (478) 874-8411, Contact: Yes · Held
accountable for assisting the Training Manager and Training Coordinator with
processing newly hired agents. · Arranged
and scheduled meetings and training schools. Prepared Per Diem requests and
hotel accommodations for agents attending required schools. · Created
and established documentation and file plans for Personal and Contract files,
Farm Bureau licensing forms, and Farm Bureau renewal applications to the Insurance
State Department. · Provided
quarterly orientation briefing, for all newly hired agents, on Georgia Farm
Bureau company policies, programs, and activities. · Generated
letters to agents and respective managers to apprise them of dates for
upcoming Training Schools, Testing Assessments, and Graduation. · Typed
correspondence, reports and other information using software automation
packages. Dorothy
Saucedo
(478) 396-1476 | dot1958@cox.net | 134 Juniper Ln, Macon, GA 31220
Education Texas
Tech University · Lubbock, TX 31
Semester Hours, School of Business (1977-1978) Training &
Certifications · Contingency
Wartime Planning Course, Maxwell AFB (12/2015) · MOSS
(Microsoft Office SharePoint), Microsoft Office Training (07/2014) · CA624515
Secure Voice Responsible Officer (SVRO) & User Training (12/2015) · Military
Customs Inspector (Excepted) Training (11/2013) · COMSEC,
Cert of Training (09/2013) · Block III
Equipment Manager (09/2013) · Suicide
Prevention (07/2012) · DSS
Training Course (08/2011) · Introduction
to Controlled Unclassified Information (09/2011) · OPSEC
Awareness Training (06/2009) · Unit
Control Center (UCC) (05/2009) · Unit
Emergency Management - EM Representative (03/2009) · Force
Protection (01/2009) · Information
Security Managers Course Info Security (07/2008) · Anti-Terrorism
Level II Training Course (04/2007) · USAF
Information Assurance Awareness (10/2006) · SOED-DIT
/Dynamics of International Terrorism (09/2006) · Privacy
Act Training (09/2006) · Level I
Anti-Terrorism Training (08/2006) · Awareness
Training for Combating Trafficking in Persons (07/2006) · Operational
Risk Management Level 3 SA 001 (03/2006) · Operational
Risk Management (ORM) Introduction Level CT MRX (03/2006) · Records
Management System General Awareness Training (11/2005) · Excel I,
II, III Training (03/2005) · USAF
Records Management Training, Certificate of Training (01/2005) · ACCESS
2002 II Course, Certificate of Completion (16 hrs.) (11/2004) · USAF
Information Assurance Awareness, Certificate of Achievement (11/2004) · ACCESS
2002 I Course, Certificate of Completion (16 hrs.) (09/2004) · DEU/Delegated
Examining Authority Training (05/2004) · NISC -
Personnel Procedures for Clerks & Assistants (24 hrs./2.4 CEUs) (12/2002) · USDA -
Travel Training (05/2002) · REE
STAR/Leave Audit Training, Certificate of Accomplishment (02/2002) · USDA -
STAR System/Time & Attendance Training (11/2001) · AICPCU/InS21
Property & Liability Insurance Principles (05/1995) Skills Languages:
English (fluent), Spanish (limited)
Office
Equipment: 40+ WPM Typist,
Facsimile, PCs, Photocopiers, Printers, Software: Microsoft Office (Excel,
Outlook, PowerPoint, SharePoint and Word), Quicken, Lotus Notes, WordPerfect,
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