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PROFILE

for the Hawaii Air National Guard and GTE Hawaiian Tel.

Well suited for a career position which would make appropriate use of
extensive knowledge, skills, and experience associated with electronics and
telecommunications systems design, development, hands-on testing, installation, technical
support, and training.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Ground Radio Communications Maintenance Journeyman
12/19/83-Present: Hawaii Air National Guard
291st Combat Communications Squadron
1300 Kekuanaoa St., Hilo, Hawaii 96720

Responsibilities:
DOD Security Clearance: Secret

Inspect ground radio communications equipment. Including fixed, mobile,
and transportable point-to-point and ground-to-air systems, including
transmitters, receivers, transceivers, RF amplifiers, antenna systems, recorders,
keying and signal devices, generation and display equipment, and related AM, FM, single
sideband, independent sideband, HF, VHF, and UHF radio systems.

Determines equipment operational status, interpret inspection findings, and adjust and
repair as needed. Check installed and repaired components for compliance with technical
specifications, and modify equipment and maintenance procedures to
upgrade performance.

Install equipment in conformance with layout drawings. Assemble, connect, secure, and interconnect components including capacitors, resistors, transformers, and antenna assemblies. Test and adjust installed equipment to ensure proper operation. Deploy and activate mobile and transportable ground radio communications equipment in compliance with site surveys, and establish equipment systems interface.

Perform preventive maintenance on equipment. Conduct regular inspections to determine operational status. Replace defective components.

Repair, overhaul, and modify equipment, using system checking procedures, test equipment, and analysis of voltage and waveform measurements, schematic diagrams, and operating characteristics of equipment. Repair equipment, including transmitters, transceivers, and receivers. Adjust, align, and calibrate equipment for maximum operating efficiency. Fabricate and connect various types of antenna systems and transmission lines. Test repaired and modified components using bench mockups and related test equipment.

Maintain inspection and maintenance records; enter meter readings and other pertinent data in equipment logs, and complete maintenance data collection forms.

Electronic Equipment Installer
7/20/87-11/6/97
GTE Hawaiian Tel
1177 Bishop St. Honolulu, HI 96813

Responsibilities:

As Electronic Equipment Installer (1991 to 1997), installed, assembled, erected, re-arranged and removed carrier, radio, manual and automatic electromechanical and electronic switching systems, multiplexing systems, fiber and fiber-related equipment, power systems, EPABX, special assembly and other related equipment. Mounted racks, frames, cabinets, raceways, and waveguides. Ran and terminated all types of cable, power cable and special wiring. Performed functional, line- up,
transmission and acceptance tests on various communications and information systems and made equipment operational.

Awarded Certificate of Achievement for outstanding performance in installation of GTE's, Oahu and Kauai CyberPOP Internet Service (1996).

Installed Lani Mauka’s Digital Microwave Radio (1996), Bishop Radio’s Digital Microwave Radio(1995) and The communications link via Microwave Radio from Ford Island on Pearl Harbor’s 50th Anniversary of the WWII bombing (1991).

Awarded President's Team Leadership Award (1996), and officially recognized for the emergency restoration via microwave radio of Ala Moana Hotel's telecommunications systems.

Awarded Certificate of Appreciation for outstanding contribution on the Installation of the fiber-telecast system between the University Of Hawaii’s John A. Burns School of Medicine and the Queens Medical Center.

As Mechanic Helper W/Mechanic Deferential (1989-1991), serviced company vehicles, compressor units, and relatedequipment.

Used precision tools, test instruments and machines to diagnose, analyze, and correct trouble on computerized analog systems.

Performed mechanical repair of vehicles including electrical repair, engine overhaul, and general automotive repairs. Repaired aerial units, air brakes, and refrigeration units.

Performed repair to air conditioning, system recharging, component diagnostic troubleshooting, and body and fender repair using MIG/ARC gas welding equipment.

Performed hydraulic repair of forklift and backhoe equipment.

Provided guidance and direction to Mechanic helpers.

Performed safety inspections on company vehicles.

As Station Technician (1987-1989), installed telephone service to customers' homes and businesses. Evaluated customer telephone service needs and made appropriate recommendations. Instructed customers in use of equipment.

Re-arranged, re-connected, removed, and performed preventive maintenance on telephone equipment and coin stations. Installed lines for data circuits, 2 wire/4 wire, TTY, and alarm circuits.
Set up, read and interpreted test equipment, measuring devices, and meters. Analyzed and cleared trouble in telephone equipment and lines.

Inventoried and re-ordered supplies, materials, and equipment as needed. Replaced missing or damaged telephone directories.

Recorded work- assignment data on records and orders.

EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Graduated from Honoka'a High School, Honoka'a, HI. 96727 (Diploma)

Extensive in-service related training included:

U.S. Air Force Ground Radio Communications Specialist Course(992Hours/45 Sem. Hrs.): 1984 (Certificate)

U.S. Air Force Ground Radio Communications Specialist Skill Level Up-Grade.

Course (Apprentice to Journeyman): 1985

U.S. Air Force Combat lnformation Systems Group Mobility Training School: 1985 (Certificate)

Additional professional training with GTE Hawaiian Tel included courses in:

Basic Electronics, AC/DC for Telephony, Digital Switching Systems, Voice Frequency Transmission, Pulse Code Modulation Techniques, D3/D4 Pulse Code Modulation Channel Bank, AG Communications Systems GTD-5 Integrated Switching Module (ISM) Overview.

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Profile:

People oriented: able to work well with individuals or as a team player.

Effective communicator with excellent verbal skills learn

Fast learner with a wide range of practical skills.

Thrive on a challenge.
 
 

Experience:

Name of Organization{1998-1999}

Implementing a network

Network layout

Installing computer hardware (N.I.C cards, sound cards, drives)

Software installation across a network (including NT 4.0 server and Workstation)

{1987-1998} Welding Company

His other life before computers:

Supervisor/office manager

Front line problem solving in customer relations

Assigning Job duty's

Job layout

Supervising job performance

Troubleshooting job site implementations
 
 

Name of Company. {1994}

Customer service support desk

Cold Calls for Service contracts

Maintain systems backup

Data entry
 
 

Education:

Name of School. {1998-1999}

MICROSFT CERRTIFIED SYSTEMS ENGINEER (M.C.S.E)

Acquired computer skill in the following areas:

Networking Essentials

Supporting Windows 95

Administering Windows NT 4.0

Supporting Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0

Supporting Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0

N.A.I.T (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology) {1989-1991}

Journeyman Trade Certification in Welding technologies

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Software Windows 95, Windows 98, OSR2, Windows 3.x, PLUS!, DOS 6.22

Windows NT 3.51, NT 4.0 (both server and workstation), Windows 2000

Internet Explorer 2.x through 5.0, Net Meeting, Internet Mail & News, Outlook Express

Front Page Express, Personal Web Server, Peer Web Server

Office 95, 97 and 2000 (includes Excel, Access, Binder, Power Point, Word, Schedule.

Outlook 98, Win95 Exchange client, Windows NT Exchange client

Internet Information Server 3.0 and 4.0, Systems Management Server 1.2, Proxy Server 2.0

Exchange Server 5.0+, SQL Server 6.5, Index Server, Transact Server, News Server

Net Show Server, OS/400, IBM UNIX, HP UNIX, SCO UNIX, Cisco, IBM and Bay networks
 
 

Hardware Extensive knowledge of PC repair and upgrading including building/repairing/upgrading PC's

Jet Direct interfaces and other LAN print station devices

Hobs, concentrators, switches, routers and other LAN/MAN/WAN packet switching devices

Knowledge of cable types UTP/STP, 10b2, 10b5, FDDI etc.
 
 

Protocols IPX/SPX, TCP/IP, LDAP, NNTP, SMTP, IMAP, POP3, OSPF, RIP, DAV, SMB, NCP

DFS, NFS, ARP/RARP, DHCP, DNS, FINGER, FTP, NBT, SNMP, PPP, PPTP, SAP, TELNET

Credentials Microsoft Worldwide Training primary response group support for Windows 95

Microsoft Worldwide Training Windows 95 components, OSR2, PLUS!, Internet

Microsoft Worldwide Training Internet Explorer 4.0, Net meeting, FrontPage Express and Outlook

Microsoft Worldwide Training DirectX 5.0

Microsoft Worldwide training installing and configuring Windows NT 4.0 server in a heterogeneous LAN

Microsoft Certified Product Specialist

Microsoft Certified Professional

Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

Microsoft SQL 6.5 Certified

Windows NT 4.0 Server Certified

Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Certified

Windows NT 4.0 Enterprise Server Certified

Networking Essentials Certified

TCP/IP Certified

Education 1989 –1991 University of California at Los Angeles Los Angeles, California

1991–1993 University of Oregon Eugene. Oregon

B.A Business Administration Degree University of Oregon

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Objective: A challenging career as a Computer Systems Hardware Analyst.

Qualifications:
 
þ Identified problems, diagnosed causes and determined corrective actions.
þ Developed layout and installation of new system or modification of existing system.
þ Excellent attention to detail.
þ Ability to master new procedures and techniques quickly.
þ Effective training skills.
þ Maintained between 96% and 98% accuracy rating on materials shipped.

Experience: Mack Trucks Hayward, Ca
 Shipping and Receiving Clerk 7-73 to 1980
þ Counted, weighed and measured items of incoming and outgoing shipments to verify information against bills of lading, invoices, orders and other records and to ensure that shipments met specifications.
þ Assembled, packed and sealed containers, determined method of shipment and affixed shipping labels, special instructions and postage on packed cartons.
þ Unpacked and examined incoming shipments, rejected damaged items, recorded shortages and corresponded with shipper to rectify damages and shortages.
þ Maintained inventory of shipping materials and supplies.
þ Operated tier-lift trucks and handtrucks.

 Bank Of America Livermore, Ca 94550
 Shipping and Receiving Clerk                                  July 13, 1981 to June 1985
þ Promoted from assistant receiving clerk to receiving clerk in 6 months.
þ Counted, measured and weighed items in incoming shipments to assure conformity to bills of lading and invoices.
þ Examined articles for defects and sorted them according to extent of damage.
þ Recorded factors causing goods to be returned.

 Bank  Livermore Ca, 94550
 COMPUTER REPAIR & SER FURNITURE TECHNICIAN        June 1985 to April 1, 1999
þ Developed layout and installation of new system or modification of existing system.
þ Evaluated need for security and access restrictions in order to determine hardware configurations.
þ Entered data into computer terminal to store, retrieve and manipulate data for analysis of system capabilities and requirements.
þ Met with data processing installer to determine the impact of proposed changes in hardware and software on computer operations, MAKE SURE ALL MACHINES ARE YK2 COMPLIANT.
   Supervised and coordinated workers engaged in applying finishing coats of liquid mixture of    paint, varnish, solvent and stain to wood furniture surfaces.
þ Conferred with supervisors of other departments to coordinate flow of materials and products.
þ Determined finishing materials required for operations and requisited materials from supply area.
þ Wrote, designed and produced bay area quality control management log sheets.
þ Demonstrated effective leadership and encouraged team concepts.
þ Demonstrated skillful communication and negotiation skills when dealing with air quality management.

Education: Valley High School Dublin
 High School Diploma, carburetion tech, Computer courses Livermore  1973
depot university 1989 -1999
þ Was instrumental in restack, converting systems from  dos to windows 3.1,95, now 98 windows.
þ Learned all aspects of dos programs, as well as windows.
      Enrolled in advanced courses in Toastmaster International, became CTM IN SEVEN    MONTHS.

References:
 
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