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This is my curent resume as of 21 Mar 06.
Keith Fulcher
Senior Telecommunications Systems Specialist VTC
Bachelor of Science Candidate, Information Technology, University of |
2006/07 |
High School Diploma, Oliver Wendel Holmes High School, San Antonio, TX |
1995 |
DISA-Europe ATM Node Site Coordinator Course (40 hours) |
2002 |
DISN-E Systems O&M Course (ATM-Sonnet Training) (95hours) |
2002 |
Building Fire and Safety Warden Training Refresher,293rd BSB (8 hours) |
2002 |
American Red Cross Instructor Update in First Aid/CPR/AED (8 Hours) |
2001 |
ITT/FSIC OPMAS-E Training Level 3 Test(Site Chief Level) |
2001 |
American Red Cross Instructor Course in First Aid and CPR (40 hours) |
2000 |
ITT/FSIC OPMAS-E Training Level 2 Test(Technician Specialist Level) |
2000 |
ITT/FSIC OPMAS-E DEB/DRAMA Maintenance Course (40 hour) |
2000 |
ITT/FSIC OPMAS-E DEB AN/FRC 171 Radio Training |
2000 |
Building Fire and Safety Warden Training, Initial, 410th BSB ( 8 hours) |
2000 |
ITT/FSIC OPMAS-E TRAMCON Training |
1999 |
ITT/FSIC OPMAS-E DPAS Training |
1999 |
Certification of Computer Literacy, MTC |
1999 |
Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator , Maintainer Course, US Army |
1996 |
One and a half years experience Video Teleconferencing in a USAREUR Hub. Three years experience as a Team Chief of a RAU (Remote Access Unit/MSE) in the Army. Five years experience as Circuit Actions Administrator, DPAS system Administrator, Assistant Site Chief, and American Red Cross Instructor in CPR/ First Aid/AED. Six years experience in operating and maintaining a multimillion-dollar DISA Global Information Grid Tech Control and Wideband Microwave Site, and Building Fire and Safety Warden. Seven years experience in/with Personnel Management. Twelve years experience in computer installation and repair, and Customer Service.
Firebird 6000 Communication Analyzer, AN/USM 488 Oscilloscopes, Multimeters, AN/USM 491 Power Meter, AN/USM – 608 Transmission Test Set, HMI 41-01 Transmission Test Set, TD-1225A Microwave Frequency Counter, HP- 4935 Transmission Test Set, SG-1219/u Signal Generator, HP8673M Synthesized Signal Generator, HP 5432A Microwave Frequency Counter, PC
SOFTWARE
Spreadsheet Word Processor Presentation Database Management
Excel Word PowerPoint Access
Works Visio FaCit
Corel I-2000
Remedy
Operating Systems Applications Web Design
Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP (all) Outlook FrontPage
Unix FormFlow Dreamweaver
Linux DMS
VTC (Video Teleconferencing) Programming Language
MagicSoft VC Wizard Basic
MCU C
MGC Manager Java
MCS Workstation
SIGNIFICANT EQUIPMENT / HARDWARE
Mobil Subscriber Transmission and Switching Equipment-MSRT, CV3478 NATO Interface Unit, DNVT954 Digital Non Secure Voice Telephone, KY – 68 Digital Secure telephone, STU III Secure Telephone, SINGCARS Radio Systems, AN/TRC – 138a/175 – SHF Systems, AN/TRC – 173/174 UHF Systems, RAU- Remote Access Unit, AN/FCC-98 Multiplexers, AN/FCC – 99 Multiplexers, MD 1026 Group Modems, Codex Modems, Pairgain Modems, Fiber Optic Modems, AN/TCC – 39 Digital Automated Switchboard, AN/TYC Digital Automated Message Switching Systems, MD – 1234 – Remote Multiplexer Combiner, OCU –1 and OCU 2 Order Wire Unit, ANN/FCC-100 Multiplexers, Digital Storage Buffers, AN/FCC-171 Radio, Digital Patch and Access System, Datalok – 10, ZETTLER Warning Systems, LORAN–C Rectifiers, HP 1000 Tramcon System, I-2000 Controller, Encryption Devices, KYK-13/15, AN/CYZ-10, KOI-18 Fill Device, KG 81/82/84/94/194, KIV 7, KIV 7HS, Cisco Routers, TSM 2500, Sonnet Radios, CX-1500 Cell Multiplexer, DI Mux Channel Banks, Pa-84 Multiport Modems, ATM Switches, Promptus OASIS 1000 Inverse Multiplexer, Promptus Hotlink 100, Adtran ISU 512 Inverse Multiplexer, INITIA Access switch 200, Polycom ACCORD MGC-100 Multi Conferencing Unit, PictureTel 570 Multi Conferencing Unit, Tandberg 6000/2500 series Video Conferencing System, Polycom ViewStation Video Conferencing System.
SPECIFIC WORK/TASK EXPERIENCE
Mantech OPMAS-E
October 2004 – Present
Senior Telecommunications Systems Specialist VTC. Providing Video Teleconference Service to the United States ARMY Europe (USAREUR). Perform complex technical end-to-end testing on US military Video Teleconferencing (VTC) command and control communications circuitry. Analyze test and acceptance of the circuitry into the DII. Perform trouble restoration and maintenance functions to maintain the VTC Network. Perform complicated repairs of VTC circuits which have failed to meet the US military specifications through systematic troubleshooting, complex equipment conditioning, re-engineering / modifying, and retesting. Perform remote network management functions utilizing proprietary software to resolve operational problems throughout the network. Perform complicated re-engineering of communication circuits to effect integration or restore into the VTC network. Will resolve connectivity and interoperability communication problems for this prototype network utilizing state of the art software tools and diagnostics. Perform complex computer system trouble restoration on US unique conferencing and communications equipment including Polycom MGC-100 Video Bridges, and Promptus Inverse Multiplexers. Responsible for updating the Montage Conferencing Server computer software, configuring modules, defining end points, managing event messages and performing complex remote diagnostics. Responsible for the operation of complex remote diagnostics equipment and for the operation of, state of the art cryptographic equipment, to include management and control of the classified keying materials. Alternate administrator for 3 VTC scheduling servers that control the VTC Bridges that informs all network users and provides reservation scheduling and users’ information using Oracle data base computer application. Provides technical and operational guidance and direction to the US Military in establishing, operating and maintaining the secure command and control video teleconferencing systems. Maintain daily logs and reports and send them to higher U.S. military personnel for review of ongoing operations.
Mantech OPMAS-E
May 2002 – October 2004
Specialist Technician DII. I maintain 43 sites on the TRAMCON system. I report and respond to electronic alarms as the Alternate Facility Control Officer Via cable media. Advise in troubleshooting of complex electronic systems by interpretive reading on Transmission Monitoring and Control (TRAMCON). Operate and maintain a category V communication facility to include fault isolation and correction of digital and voice circuits traversing military and commercial satellite, microwave fiber optic cable media. I am the DPAS Administrator for six Digital Patch and Access DACS-II Frames. I am the controlling authority for over 3000 circuits. I am the site ATM Node Site Coordinator for the ATM switches. I perform engineering quality control and continuity testing circuits, trunks, links, system, and facilities. Provide customer services and response to operational direction for the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Europe. I perform communication system trend analysis, in accordance with dynamic performance standards. I also am one of the two American Red Cross Instructors in First Aid and Community CPR for Mantech in Germany. I am the Assistant Site Chief for Donnersberg, and the Alternate Comsec Hand Receipt Holder. I am the Fire and Safety Warden for Donnersberg GIG site.
Mantech OPMAS-E
March 2002 – May 2002
Technician DII. I maintain 43 sites on the TRAMCON system. I report and respond to electronic alarms as the Alternate Facility Control Officer Via cable media. Advise in troubleshooting of complex electronic systems by interpretive reading on Transmission Monitoring and Control (TRAMCON). Operate and maintain a category V DISA communication facility to include fault isolation and correction of digital and voice circuits traversing military and commercial satellite, microwave fiber optic cable media. I am the DPAS Administrator for six Digital Patch and Access DACS-II Frames. I am the controlling authority for over 3000 circuits. I perform engineering quality control and continuity testing circuits, trunks, links, system, and facilities. Provide customer services and response to operational direction for the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Europe. I perform communication system trend analysis, in accordance with dynamic performance standards. I also am one of the three American Red Cross Instructors in First Aid and Community CPR for Mantech in Germany. I am the Assistant Site Chief for Donnersberg, and Bad Kreuznach. I am the Fire and Safety Warden for Donnersberg and Bad Kreuznach GIG sites.
ITT/FSIC OPMAS-E
August 1999 - March 2002
Technician DII. I maintain 43 sites on the TRAMCON system. I report and respond to electronic alarms as the Facility Control Officer Via cable media. Advise in troubleshooting of complex electronic systems by interpretive reading on Transmission Monitoring and Control (TRAMCON). Operate and maintain a category V communication facility to include fault isolation and correction of digital and voice circuits traversing military and commercial satellite, microwave fiber optic cable media. I am the DACS and DPAS Administrator for six Digital Patch and Access DACS-II Frames. I am the controlling authority for over 3000 circuits. I performed engineering quality control and continuity testing circuits, trunks, links, system, and facilities. Provide customer services and response to operational direction for the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Europe. I perform communication system trend analysis, in accordance with dynamic performance standards. I also am the German Sector 1 American Red Cross Instructor in First Aid and Community CPR. I am the Assistant Coordinator for a remote site at Bad Kreuznach, Germany. I am the Fire and Safety Warden for both Donnersberg and Bad Kreuznach sites.
US. Army
May 1996- August 1999
Soldier – 31R. As a Multichannel Transmissions Operator-Maintainer. I supervised, installed, operated, and performed unit level maintenance on Line of Site (LOS) and tropospheric scatter communications systems, COMSEC devices. Served one tour in the Army, which included a tour to Bosnia and support for Kosovo. I was also the Team Chief for a RAU (Remote Access Unit/ MSE)/ V3 in which I was the supervisor for two other soldiers. I also worked in a Node Center Switch during combat missions.
German – Moderately Fluent
Germany, Bosnia, USA