As a Systems Engineer for Computer Sciences Corporation, (April 2011 to August 2011), Mr. Stadelhofer provided documentation support to the Identity, Roles, Security, and Account Management (IRSAM) program for DIA.  He edited security related documents such as the Security Test Plan and the IRSAM System Design Document.

As a Senior QA Analyst for Visual Soft, Inc., (January 2011 to April 2011), Mr. Stadelhofer provided documentation and process support for the Approved Products List (APL), a DIA contract.  He wrote Use Cases and Test Cases.  He entered system data into the APL, a SharePoint application.

As an Account Manager for L-3 Stratis, (June 2010 to Nov. 2010), Mr. Stadelhofer provided Change Management support by processing Change Requests and Build Reports for server creation and maintenance.  He served as the backup Duty Officer by producing various Operational Scheduling Plan (OSP) reports and reporting at daily meetings.  He was involved in supporting the conversion to the new Enterprise Services Management Tool (ESMT) by attending the Change and Release Management Working Group meetings on a weekly basis.  He attended all required meetings on a weekly basis.

As a Configuration Management Analyst for Signature Government Solutions, LLC/Verizon Business, (Sept. 2008 to April 2010), Mr. Stadelhofer provided Configuration Management coordination and support to the Enterprise Metrics and Monitoring group with the Global Communications Systems division for Verizon’s contract.  He processed and coordinated Enterprise Network Changes (ENCs) to support the Network Deployment Readiness Board (NDRB) and the Network Operational Release Board (NORB) using Lotus Notes and Remedy (SRS).  He produced agendas and minutes for the Network Engineering Review Board (NERB) meetings.  He attended the Network Board Readiness Meeting (NBRM).  He was cross trained and supported the preparation of the Operational Scheduling Plan (OSP) report, a twice weekly meeting.  He successfully passed the ITIL Foundations course to prepare for future Configuration Management process modifications.

As a Senior Configuration Management Analyst for L-3 Communications, (Feb. 2008 to Jul. 2008), Mr. Stadelhofer provided Configuration Management coordination and support to the Internal Review Board (IRB) for the United States Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology (US-VISIT) program for the Dept. of Homeland Security using Serena TeamTrack in support of Strategic and Tactical Management and Planning.  He developed and maintained detailed procedures for all CM processes in support of Process Improvement.  He conducted “CM Processes and Procedures” training as necessary.  He performed build updates in Version Manager for website developers in support of Problem, Change, and Release Management.  He coordinated the identification and development of Configuration Items for CM control in TeamTrack.  He generated the weekly Change Request (CR) report from TeamTrack into Excel.  He performed continuous process improvements by responding to requests from management.  He coordinated meetings as required in support of IT Governance and Systems Lifecycle Management including Management of Various Review Boards.

As a Configuration Management Analyst for Computer Sciences Corporation, (Aug. 2006 to Feb. 2008), Mr. Stadelhofer established and authored the Configuration Management Plan for Jason-2, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) contract in support of Senior Project and Program Management.  Coordinated the use of the CM tool, Revelation.  Used VSS to prepare, track, and review CDRL documents and annotated outlines for the technical staff.  Updated documents as needed in the SharePoint repository.  Assisted in the creation of the Delivery Tracking system and the inventory database in Excel.  Kept and distributed weekly status meeting minutes.  Updated personnel as necessary.

As a Requirements Analyst for Information Manufacturing Corporation, (Jan. 2006 to July 2006), Mr. Stadelhofer provided Requirements Analysis and documentation editing support to the Data Conversion Storage and Support (DCSS) contract for the CounterIntelligence Field Activity (CIFA).  Updated the master project plan in MS Project in support of analyzing Missions, Functions, Requirements, Existing Capabilities, and Shortfalls.  Performed project risk analysis by tracking risks in Excel.  Learned the Analyst Pro tool to track all project requirements and test cases.  Produced the DCSS Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) in Excel with assistance from Analyst Pro.  Edited all project deliverables to formalize the formatting of all documents in MS Word to support Information and Systems Security Management.

As a Configuration Manager with Analex Corporation at General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS), (June 2005 to Jan. 2006), Mr. Stadelhofer established and documented a Configuration Management organization for the GFEBS program, a SAP implementation in support of Systems Engineering and Application Development Management.  Authored the GFEBS Configuration Management Plan.  Became proficient with MIL-HDBK-61A Configuration Management Guidance.  Established and managed the GFEBS Configuration Control Board (CCB).  Authored weekly CCB minutes for distribution on a SharePoint repository.  Supervised a CM Analyst from Accenture in the day-to-day CM activities such as Change Request (CR) processing on the Mercury IT Governance tool.  Performed QA function on newly entered CRs in the System Engineering Portal (SEP).  Documented all CM processes and incorporated them into the GFEBS CM Plan.  Coordinated a peer review of the GFEBS CM Plan.  Performed a Functional Baseline Review at the end of the Design phase.  Generated weekly CR metrics for management.  Managed updates to the SEP CM tool to better serve the CM processes.  Attended weekly Information Assurance and Tiger Team meetings for CM representation.

As a Configuration Management Analyst with Keane Federal Systems, Inc., (August 2004 to March 2005), Mr. Stadelhofer reviewed and edited all CM documentation for PPMU and the entire FBI enterprise.  Supported and facilitated the daily Technical Configuration Control Board (TCCB) by taking Minutes, publishing proofreading, and distribution.  Daily tracked hundreds of Change Requests (CRs) in ServiceCenter (Remedy) from initiation to closing in a Shared-Active Directory environment.  Researched old CRs to update the status of outstanding issues in order to analyze Missions, Functions, Requirements, Existing Capabilities, and Shortfalls.  Prepared some of the agendas for the TCCB to support IT Governance and Systems Lifecycle Management including Management of Various Review Boards.  Recorded daily CR metrics in the minutes document.  Tracked personal metrics of time accounting for each task to the quarter hour.  Tracked all Action Items resulting from approved or tabled CRs.  Coordinated and authored CM procedures including the FBI Software Distribution/Release/Installation Procedure and the (future) New Site Establishment and Naming Convention Procedure.  Assisted with recording Trilogy CRs in ServiceCenter.  Documented the Trilogy process for the FBI enterprise.  Assisted with Emergency CRs in and out of the TCCB.  Documented and maintained enterprise CM policies, procedures, and guidelines.  Assisted with maintaining the OCIO CM documentation and software library.  Provided any needed input to Life Cycle Management (LCM) reviews in order to assist the OCIO.  Received training in Rational ClearCase and ClearQuest.

As a Quality Control Specialist with WR Systems, Ltd., (June 2003 to July 2004), Mr. Stadelhofer was responsible for all QC activities on the HUD OIG MRD (Management Reporting Database) contract.  Obtained a 98% rating on the latest ISO Quality Audit of the HUD OIG MRD project.  Responsible for all Configuration Management procedures and activities on the HUD OIG MRD contract in support of Problem, Change, and Release Management.  Prepared for all ISO 9001 Quality Audits by performing all QC responsibilities for HUD OIG MRD deliverables and processes.  Tested software fixes for new releases of the HUD OIG MRD system for Quality Assurance, Integrated Testing, and Validation.  Maintained the Problem Report (PR) database and weekly reports.  Wrote new Problem Reports as needed.  Prepared for code walkthrough exercises by gathering and distributing all materials needed.  Took minutes and prepared them for system updates and storage.

As a Configuration Management Analyst with Science Applications International Corporation, RCAS (Reserve Component Automation System), (April 2001 to May 2003), Mr. Stadelhofer coordinated the Software Development Plan on the TRILOGY program.  Mr. Stadelhofer provided Configuration Management support to the System Maintenance and Sustainment Services group of the RCAS organization to support Continuity of Operations.  Co-authored Change Request documents for End of Life hardware items for review by the Change Control Board.  Tracked End of Life items for Sustainment Services.  Tracked ECPs for Product Maintenance and various other managers using an Excel spreadsheet from an Access download.  Coordinated the creation of an additional interface on the CM ECP database.  Represented CM at the OIS (Operational Integration Site) meetings on a daily basis.  Tracked non-OIS trouble tickets with a daily metric query for management.  Regularly attended the Change Control Board weekly meetings to represent Sustainment Services and Product Maintenance.  Attended the Corporate System & Software Process Group (CS&SPG) meetings by teleconference.  Evaluated Merant’s PVCS for use in the Sustainment Services group.  Mr. Stadelhofer completed all of the courses for the Master of Science in Information Systems degree at Strayer Online University.  His thesis on “Level 4 CMMI Metrics Techniques and Econometrics” was completed in March of 2003.  He achieved a 3.9 GPA.

As a Technical Writer/Editor with Computer Sciences Corporation, (Defense), (June 2000 to March 2001), Mr. Stadelhofer supported CM efforts by documenting minutes for all JTAV CMCB meetings.  Updated metrics on the ECR database monthly.  Updated the ECR database in Access.  Reviewed all JTAV documentation for accuracy and style.  Authored the JTAV Style Guide.  As a QA Manager (January 2000 to May 2000), Mr. Stadelhofer authored the I2MS Test Plan and documented CMM Level 3 Processes.  Wrote and tracked Problem Reports using Remedy for the testing of each release of I2MS for the Air Force Office of Special Investigations.  Tested new builds of I2MS against functional and cross-functional requirements.  Evaluated the Rational Test tools and used RequisitePro for requirements management.  Received training on SECM (Systems Engineering Capability Model) CMM Process.  As a Senior Technical Writer (January 1999 to January 2000), Mr. Stadelhofer also authored test plans and coordinated various financial software application certification packages for the United States Department of State Year 2000 (Y2K) mainframe/LAN-WAN remediation and testing projects.  Assembled 500 page Wang VS Test Plan for the Paris FSC.

As a Staff Consultant, Senior Analyst/Technical Writer with Information Management Consultants, Inc., (January 1998 – January 1999), Mr. Stadelhofer assembled the Detailed Design Document and updated User Guide for the Discovery and Development System on the National Institute for Drug Abuse (NIDA) contract.  Assisted in the preparation of a proposal to create an Electronic Document Management System for the US House of Representatives and the US Senate to track bills that are moving through the legislative process.  Analyzed and drafted user needs and Requirements Analysis documentation to determine functional and cross-functional requirements on the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) Electronic Reading Room project.  Researched costs for imaging systems for the National Science Foundation Review and Analysis contract.

As a Technical Writer with User Technology Associates, Inc., (May 1996 – January 1998), Mr. Stadelhofer coordinated the documentation of various System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) deliverables.  Assisted with the development and testing of the Scheduling, Hours And Reporting Package (SHARP 1.0 to 1.03) Visual Basic system against functional and cross-functional requirements for the Division of Information Resources Management at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.  Edited and produced (using WordPerfect 6.1) the Project Work Plan, Functional Requirements Document, Cost Benefit Analysis, Design Document, Test Plan, and User Manual.  Wrote test scripts for the beta testing of the SHARP 1.0 system against functional and cross-functional requirements.  Converted Rich Text Files (RTF) from SHARP and MS Access 2.0 to WordPerfect files.  Initiated and composed Change Requests for the testing of SHARP 1.0 in order to perform functional allocation to identify required functionality.  Performed quality control functions on the SHARP 1.0 Help System and on a file of delimited user names for use on the SQL Server.  Queried production data for global statistics of SHARP usage and connectivity using ISQL.  Installed approximately 235 users with SHARP 1.02 software.  He assisted users with the technical aspects of SHARP.

As a Technical Writer/Trainer with OAO Corporation, (February 1996 – April 1996), Mr. Stadelhofer documented the Initial Training Support Plan for the Store Tracking, Authorization, and Redemption Subsystem (STARS) against functional requirements on the IDMS in WP 5.1/6.1 for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Consumer Service.  Coordinated the documentation of the STARS Detailed System Design Specification in WP 6.1.  Updated the Software Maintenance Enhancement Plan periodically.

As a Technical Writer with Control Technologies, Inc./Microtemps, (January 1996 – February 1996), Mr. Stadelhofer created user documentation for a Visual Basic software application that monitors highway Variable Message Signs, cameras, and express lane gates (opening and closing) in accordance with functional requirements.  Traveled twice to the Virginia Beach I-64 Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) station to document the software in the Windows NT implementation environment.

As a Technical Writer with Computer Associates International, Inc., (July 1994 – December 1995), Mr. Stadelhofer provided technical writing services to CA Services, Inc. (CASI) contracts and CA software products.  Wrote the Accounts Payable Getting Started manual for Masterpiece/2000, a multi currency accounting system in MS Word 6.0c using Windows for Workgroups 3.11.  Edited and adapted to the CA template the user guide for a Windows NT version of Application Modeler.  Updated the system travel manual from a Script download (78 pages) in WP 5.1.  He rewrote system documentation (procedural manuals) of the deliverables for the U. S. Mint according to functional requirements.  Summarized procedures onto a customized WordPerfect template for training purposes to fulfill functional requirements.

Looked for a new job and performed various temporary data entry assignments, (October 1993 – June 1994)

As a Configuration Manager with Raven, Inc., (March 1992 – September 1993), Mr. Stadelhofer collected data and coordinated Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs) for Electronic Warfare components against functional and cross-functional requirements.  Tracked the progress of these ECPs through Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR).  Exhibited knowledge of Configuration Management processes (MIL-STD 973) by updating Configuration Management Plans for Fleet Tactical Readiness Group (FTRG) programs.  Managed an F-14 Yellow Sheet database in Paradox and trained new database manager for AIR 5116B.  Identified an Ozone Depleting Substance (and replacement) in Grumman document.  Created a 114 record database of Software Trouble Reports (STRs) for AN/GSH 65(V) TACNAV Application Bug Report Log in Paradox and imported file into EXCEL.

As a Technical Recruiter with Computer Experts, Inc., (October 1991 – February 1992), Mr. Stadelhofer recruited programmers, solicited technical requirements, and assembled proposals.

As a Logistics Analyst with PRC, Inc., (May 1991 – September 1991), Mr. Stadelhofer provided analytical and action tracking support for EA-6B (Harrier).  Researched data for and analyzed on going requirements for Logistics Review Group (LRG) library for future LRG audit on AN/ALQ 149 and Receiver Processor Group (RPG) systems.  Designed and implemented DBASE IV action tracking databases and management information systems to support Assistant Program Manager, Logistics (APML) in decision process for audit requirements.

As a Junior Industrial Specialist with National Systems Management Corp., (September 1989 – February 1991), Mr. Stadelhofer upgraded aircraft acquisition databases for reporting and scheduling financial and technical analyses of NAVAIR production programs on the Integrated Production Management System (IPMS) in accordance with functional requirements using a DECServer 400 platform.  Analyzed databases and management information systems and networks for FMS programs including F/A-18, F-14, EA-6B, and E-2C fixed wing aircraft, and various helicopters.  Evaluated a Local Area Network (LAN) to maintain software integrity and recommended Clipper implementation to increase system efficiency.

Various temporary data entry assignments, (May 1988 – August 1989).

As a Marketing Researcher/Test Engineer with IBM Corporation (CDI & C&D), (November 1987 – April 1988), Mr. Stadelhofer established a worldwide aircraft Lotus database for avionics marketing research.  Produced view graphs on IBM color plotter using Chartmaster and IBM/AT.  Performed product testing for mainframe version of IBMLISP using MS Windows.  Provided programming for Air Force contract NAVSTAR Global Positioning System by updating PTRs using TSO/ISPF on IBM 4381 to supplement Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL) technical information according to functional requirements.

Various temporary data entry and sales positions, (September 1986 – October 1987).

As a Research Technician with Schnabel Foundation Company, (September 1985 – August 1986), Mr. Stadelhofer implemented a civil engineering technical feasibility study on a German design of foundation walls to determine functional and cross-functional requirements of future applications in the field.  Prepared civil engineering analysis using a unique methodology by building structural models from which empirical data could be extracted.  Collected, tested, and photographed the data for building a life size model of this Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) funded project.  Provided marketing research for location of possible sites for building foundation retaining walls.  Took certificate courses in COBOL, DB3+, and WordPerfect at Gateway Computer School.

EDUCATION and CERTIFICATIONS:

Bachelor of Science, Economics (Minor: Political Science), James Madison University, 1982

3Com Installation and Administration Certification, Fall, 1989

Master of Science in Information Systems, Strayer Online University, March 2003, (GPA: 3.9)

Security + Certificate, March, 2014

ITIL Foundations, v3 Certificate, Learning Tree, December, 2008

Agile Development Training, January, 2012