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Just looking to get some thoughts on my resume from some industry professionals who've been in the field longer than me. I've got about six years in the Telecom/IT field, and the problem I'm facing is as I gain more experience I'm finding it harder and harder to cram everything into two pages.
But other than that, any opinions and constructive criticism towards my resume would be greatly appreciated.
John Doe
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Email
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Qualifications
Top SecretClearance (2009)
As a Telecommunications Specialist I design, install, configure, operate and maintain a wide degree of IT networks over various mediums of transmissions, such as Line of Sight (LOS), troposphere scatter systems, cable systems, and numerous SHF satellite terminals. With experience gained in providing critical communications in high stress environments for the Joint Special Operations community I evaluate proposed systems to be integrated or converted so they work within current or proposed architecture and provide alternatives, costs, training concerns, and recommendations for conversion and/or integration. As a customer orientated network technician, I minimize customer impact by unplanned outages utilizing an extensive background in network troubleshooting that allow me to quickly and efficiently detect, analyze, communicate recommendations, and resolve complex system and user end problems.
Equipment and Software Experience
Satellite and Transmission Systems
AN/USC-60A Satellite Terminal, AN/USC-68 Swe-dish, AN/TRC-100A Satellite Terminal,
PCS-5 UHF Terminal, AN/TRC-170 Microwave Terminal, iDirect 5000 series Satellite Modem, Linkway 2100 & S2
Cisco Networking
2950 Catalyst Switch, 3570 Catalyst Switch, 3560 Catalyst Switch, 1900 Catalyst Switch,
2621XM Router, 3725 Router.
Networking and Encryption
iDirect 1000 Series Network Accelerator, ViaSat KG-250 Inline Network Encryptor
Voice over IP
Cisco CallManager, Cisco Callmanager Express, Shout VX900 Universal Voice Exchange, Shout Whisper.
Operation Systems and Software
Windows 2000, Windows CE, Windows XP, Windows Vista. Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Office Suite 2000, 2003, 2007.
Military Networks
NIPR, SIPR, JIANT, SOIS, JDI, CENTREX, and SPAWAR
Professional Experience
Fort XXXX Battle Lab
June 2009 – Present
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif][FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Mechanical Engineer[/FONT][/FONT]
XXXX Communications Support Squadron
February 2007- Present
XXXX, Iraq
February 2009 – June 2009
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif][FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Network Administrator[/FONT][/FONT]
XXXX Quick Reaction Force
May 2008 – September 2008
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif][FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Satellite Technician and Assistant Network Administrator [/FONT][/FONT]
August 2007 – February 2008
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif][FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Satellite Technician and Assistant Network Administrator[/FONT][/FONT]
240th Combat Communications Squadron
May 2004- February 2007
Satellite Technician
Community College of the Air Force 2004-Present
Certifications
Joint Service Commendation Medal (x2)
Army Achievement Medal
Air Force Achievement Medal
Joint Service Achievement Medal
Joint Meritorious Unit Award
Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
Air Reserve Forces Meritorious Service Medal
Security Clearance
Top Secret Clearance (2009)
But other than that, any opinions and constructive criticism towards my resume would be greatly appreciated.
John Doe
Address
Number
Qualifications
Top SecretClearance (2009)
As a Telecommunications Specialist I design, install, configure, operate and maintain a wide degree of IT networks over various mediums of transmissions, such as Line of Sight (LOS), troposphere scatter systems, cable systems, and numerous SHF satellite terminals. With experience gained in providing critical communications in high stress environments for the Joint Special Operations community I evaluate proposed systems to be integrated or converted so they work within current or proposed architecture and provide alternatives, costs, training concerns, and recommendations for conversion and/or integration. As a customer orientated network technician, I minimize customer impact by unplanned outages utilizing an extensive background in network troubleshooting that allow me to quickly and efficiently detect, analyze, communicate recommendations, and resolve complex system and user end problems.
Equipment and Software Experience
Satellite and Transmission Systems
AN/USC-60A Satellite Terminal, AN/USC-68 Swe-dish, AN/TRC-100A Satellite Terminal,
PCS-5 UHF Terminal, AN/TRC-170 Microwave Terminal, iDirect 5000 series Satellite Modem, Linkway 2100 & S2
Cisco Networking
2950 Catalyst Switch, 3570 Catalyst Switch, 3560 Catalyst Switch, 1900 Catalyst Switch,
2621XM Router, 3725 Router.
Networking and Encryption
iDirect 1000 Series Network Accelerator, ViaSat KG-250 Inline Network Encryptor
Voice over IP
Cisco CallManager, Cisco Callmanager Express, Shout VX900 Universal Voice Exchange, Shout Whisper.
Operation Systems and Software
Windows 2000, Windows CE, Windows XP, Windows Vista. Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Office Suite 2000, 2003, 2007.
Military Networks
NIPR, SIPR, JIANT, SOIS, JDI, CENTREX, and SPAWAR
Professional Experience
Fort XXXX Battle Lab
June 2009 – Present
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif][FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Mechanical Engineer[/FONT][/FONT]
- Charged with the configuration and maintenance of 32 Linkway S2 modems, and 32 DMD-2050 FDMA modems across 5 separate dishes and four satellites.
- As a Network Control Computer operator I maintain a network of up to 250 TDMA users and 32 FDMA users
- Tasked with the remote troubleshooting of Lot 9, Lot 9+ and Lot 10 JNN & CPN systems in order to provide training and advanced troubleshooting to units in the field.
XXXX Communications Support Squadron
February 2007- Present
XXXX, Iraq
February 2009 – June 2009
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif][FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Network Administrator[/FONT][/FONT]
- Positioned as day-shift Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) charged with problem logging, issue resolution and problem tracking to ensure proper escalation to Tier- 3/Tier-4 staff.
- Lead Help Desk technician in charge of account configuration, verification and troubleshooting of all CAC card issues for a 300+ user populace on the JDI network.
- As equipment subject matter expert, analyzed and resolved complex technical issues relating to hardware, to include ensure proper configuration and maintenance of all mission critical hardware to include routers, switches, VOIP gateways, encryption modules and satellite systems.
- Spearheaded an effort to completely rewire the flight line compound, eliminating unnecessary splices, bad cables and ensuring all cables were properly labeled. This cut troubleshooting times in half and reduced mission critical outages by 75%.
XXXX Quick Reaction Force
May 2008 – September 2008
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif][FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Satellite Technician and Assistant Network Administrator [/FONT][/FONT]
- Tasked to deploy anywhere within 12 hours; deployed to XXXXX
- Performed functional tests on mission essential spares heading into theater both on the component and system level. Additionally worked with Syscon on the experimentation of promising systems, trials of innovative operating schemes, assessments of notional concepts, and the operational validation of emerging systems.
- Provided a highly stable satellite link between U.A.E. and the White House for a Video Teleconference (VTC) between General XXXX and XXXX. Coordinated between the Satellite controllers at McDill AFB and the White House comm. team to provide 100% reliability of the satellite link.
August 2007 – February 2008
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif][FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Satellite Technician and Assistant Network Administrator[/FONT][/FONT]
- Positioned as the lead Satellite technician and transmission systems subject matter expert in support of a JSOC unit. Tasked in the maintenance and operation of two USC-68 Swe-dishes and two PSC-5 tactical satellite radios.
- Personally responsible for over 350,000 dollars worth of equipment, to include updating and maintaining SOPs (standards and operating procedures) for all pieces of equipment to include wiring references, and equipment configurations.
- Provided 100% reliability during mission critical hours.
240th Combat Communications Squadron
May 2004- February 2007
Satellite Technician
- Tasked to maintain and operate the AN/USC-68 and AN/TRC-100A satellite terminals; gained invaluable insight in Intelsat polarization and peak and peak & poll procedures
- Tasked to install and operate initial communications devices such as the PSC-5 UHF terminal.
Assigned to train three junior airmen in order to ensure equipment competency and an expedient path in their upgrade training.
Community College of the Air Force 2004-Present
- Completed the following courses: Advanced Computer Networking, Introduction to Digital Electronics, Basic Electronic Principles, Basic Electronic Circuits, AC Circuits, DC Circuits, Basic Solid-State Theory, Transmitter/Receiver Systems, Radio Communications Theory, SATCOM Operation, DSS Maintenance, Satellite Communications Maintenance, General Maintenance Training, Multiplexer Maintenance, SATCOM Group Maintenance, Communications Systems Theory, and Satellite Ground Station Equipment.
Certifications
- Comptia Security+
Joint Service Commendation Medal (x2)
Army Achievement Medal
Air Force Achievement Medal
Joint Service Achievement Medal
Joint Meritorious Unit Award
Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
Air Reserve Forces Meritorious Service Medal
Security Clearance
Top Secret Clearance (2009)
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I don't think that it is necessary to have your clearance on there twice.