Daniel Leroy McGrew

Home Phone: (512) 595-4059

 

My main address:

 

My Linux (Simply Mepis) address:

Summary Of Skills

• DELL Desktop Support

• System Engineer (Network Security)

• Network Operations' Center Manager

• Avionics Sensor System Specialist (45550A)
  

• Secure Communications System Specialist (30656)
  

• Avionics Communications/Navigations System Specialist (45552)

• Supply Specialist (GS-2005-05)
  

• Nurse (LPN)

JOB INTEREST
Information Technology, Computer, Computer consultant

PERSONAL INTERESTS
Computers, education (home-schooling), laser & cryptography hardware/software theory and application.

OBJECTIVE
Information technology consulting, upgrading older (legacy) technology to new standards. Research and development.

EXPERIENCE

25Sep2006 – 21Nov06: Dell Desktop Support

Computer Management Systems (CMS)

3905 National Drive, Suite 470

Burtonsville, MD 20866

301.236.4900

301.236.0021 - Fax

Work Location: Ft. Sill, OK

Provide complete infrastructural desktop support for Federal Employees utilizing MS Windows XP Pro, Office 2003 Pro, and Windows 2000. Responsible for the proper administration and maintenance of 5 DELL, windows based servers. Perform hardware break/fix. Image Dell PCs, utilizing Symantec Ghost software. Ensure printers, network and or local printers are re-assigned to correct users. Verify operation capabilities; access to the internet/intranet, and e-mail. Equipment covered includes Contractor and Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) Dell GX-270 Desktops, D800 Laptops, GX-260 Desktop, C840 Laptops, and Tier 2 Unit NCS technologies. I am competent in GUI and command-line operation, able to map network drives, add network printers, able to add shortcuts to the desktop. Utilize strong communication, leadership, organizational and customer service skills.

Hours per week: 40

Reason for leaving: Still employed with CMS on a two month contract

Supervisor’s names:

De Brown

Phone: 800-833-4553

13Feb2006 – 7Mar2006: System Engineer (Network Security)

Charter Trading (Harris Communications)

Work Location: Soto Cano Air Base, Honduras
Report directly to the site program manager. Manage all computer installation, maintenance and modification with regard to network security; primarily responsible for the security of all workstations, servers, and user accounts at Soto Cano AB in Honduras. Provide end-user training for LAN and off-the-shelf applications, including approved specialized applications. Advise program manager, J6, and staff on security systems-related matters and functions as the primary source of security information on local technical capabilities with considerations for applicable DISA guidance pertaining to DOD and NSA instructions. Perform network scanning and regular upgrades on all major systems, as required. Perform LAN impact studies for new software and hardware. Research system security problems, build proposals, attend meetings, discover most convenient network service downtimes for customers, and submit proposals. Provide technical support for system administrators in the performance of their duties and responsibilities. Clearance: Secret

Hours per week: 40

Reason for leaving: Contract ended.

Supervisor’s Names:

Lee Tucker

Phone: 011- 504-353-5055

Michael Broady

Phone: 011-504-234-4634

1Aug 2005 – 13Feb2006: Data Switching Networks Manager
Charter Trading (Harris Communications)

Work Location: Soto Cano Air Base, Honduras
Report directly to the site program manager. Supervise 6 system administrators. Manage all computer installation, maintenance and modification; primarily responsible for administration of all computers, servers, and user accounts at Soto Cano AB in Honduras. Provide end-user training for LAN and off-the-shelf applications, including approved specialized applications. Advise program manager, J6, and staff on technical systems-related matters and functions as the primary source of information on local technical capabilities. Perform troubleshooting and regular upgrades on all major systems, as required. Install, update, and configure Symantec firewall running on Solaris operating system. Direct teams to install, update, and configure security products such as Symantec Enterprise firewall version 8 running on windows 2003 server and Blue Coat 800 proxy server. Track, co-ordinate efforts to maintain hardware and software support agreements and software licenses up-to-date and effective. Perform LAN impact studies for new software and hardware and provide the harvested information to other department heads during scheduled meetings to assure zero impact on our network’s resources and its users. I’ve registered on the Cisco and General Electric websites to download appropriate updates for the switches that we had at Soto Cano AB in Honduras. I read DISA emails about required updates, searched the Cisco & GE websites for information concerning the updates. Downloaded the updates to the appropriate location within our CM library and loaded the ios on Cisco switches (2900 & 3500) & KG-100s. I’ve updated the ios on some switches when the memory was sufficient, at other times when it was not, I deleted the old ios, loaded the new ios, and rebooted the switch. I’ve also monitored and troubleshot switches via Solarwinds Network Monitoring System. We made extensive use of the VLAN technology incorporated in the switches.

I have used e-Eye Retina network scanning tools to scan networks. I’ve researched network/server/workstation vulnerabilities, built and presented proposal solutions, and helped monitor and incorporate the solutions. Reported findings and coordinated solution status with Army J6 and Defense Information Security Agency (DISA). We also had an internal update server (SUS updated to WSUS). I’ve also designed proposals for, and setup Symantec Enterprise Firewall. I worked with SouthCom purchasing office to straighten out support agreements. I’ve instigated, tracked, and co-ordinated the purchase and delivery of a Blue Coat proxy server. I also designed proposals for, upgraded its software, and set it up.  Clearance: Secret.

Hours per week: 40

Reason for leaving: Promoted to System Engineer (Network Security)

Supervisor’s Names:

Lee Tucker

Phone: 011- 504-353-5055

Michael Broady

Phone: 011-504-234-4634

1)     2005 - Passed Army Green Team evaluation with seven correctable defects

2)     2005 - Pass Army SAV with zero defects

3)     2006 - First tape backups performed since the DELL 128T Tape Library broke

4)     2006 - First disaster recovery plans built 

5)     2005 - External DNS structure change to build a true DMZ

30Oct 2001 - 1Jul 2005: Supply Specialist (GS-2005-05-00)
Civil Service (United States Air Force) (Bldg 225)

Work Location: Altus AFB Oklahoma 73571 580-481-1316
Provided supply support for production, repair, and other operations for assigned aircraft. Maintained accounts and records, completed individual transactions, screened reference files, conducted data searches, and distributed output files. Performed document control work involved in the processing of supply transactions. Provided assistance to customers and other organizations. Provided quality customer support. Clearance: Secret.

Hours per week: 40

Reason for leaving: Increase in workload beyond my physical ability.

Supervisor’s Name:

Woodrow W. Wilson

Phone: 580-481-1316

1) 20Feb2001 Suggestion Cash Award
2) 7Nov2001 Suggestion Cash Award
3) 19May2002 Performance Award
4) 19May2002 Time Off Award
5) 1Jun2003 Performance Award
6) 1Jun2003 Time Off Award
7) 28Jul2003 Time Off Award
8) 5May2004 Suggestion Cash Award
9) 1Jun2004 Performance Award
10) 3Jun2004 Time Off Award

28Sep1998 - 28Oct2001: Integrated Electronics Systems Mechanic (WG-2610-12-05)
Civil Service (United States Air Force) (Hanger 285)

Work Location: Altus AFB Oklahoma 73571 580-481-7887
Perform various tasks to maintain aircraft (C-141, C-5, C-17) radio/INS/instruments and autopilot for communications/navigations. Including, but not limited to, UHF, VHF, HF, GPS, IFF, TACAN, INS, FSAS, GPS/INS, L-Band SATcomm, and VOR/LOC. These tasks include, but are not limited to, testing, trouble-shooting, installing components, checking/repairing wiring,
alignments, and final check-out procedures. Clearance: Secret.

Hours per week: 40

Reason for leaving: ACL tear moving a C-141 generator through a hanger door.

Supervisor’s Name:

Arnold Garner

Phone: 580-481-7887

1) 10Jun1998 Suggestion Cash Award
2) 9Oct1998 Suggestion Cash Award
3) 12Nov1998 Suggestion Cash Award
4) 14Sep1999 Suggestion Cash Award
5) 22Nov1999 Suggestion Cash Award
6) 14Jan2000 Suggestion Cash Award
7) 1Jun2000 Performance Award
8) 26Jun2000 Suggestion Cash Award
9) 25Jul2000 Suggestion Cash Award

21Oct1999 – 11Sep2003: Cryptographic Systems Maintenance Specialist TSgt
United States Air Force Reserves (35 Combat Communications Squadron)

Work Location: Tinker AFB Oklahoma
Performed various tasks to maintain small IBM computers, Teletype machines,
Multiplexers, and other secure/unsecured communications/computer equipment. Manage all computer installation, maintenance and modification; primarily responsible for administration of all computers, servers, and user accounts at the 507^th Air Refueling Wing, Tinker AFB, OK. Provide end-user training for LAN and off-the-shelf applications, including approved specialized applications. Advise commander, NCOIC, and staff on technical systems-related matters and functions as the primary source of information on local technical capabilities. Perform troubleshooting and regular upgrades on all major systems, as required. Install, update, and configure Symantec firewall running on Solaris and Windows operating systems. Direct teams to install, update, and configure information assurance products such as Symantec antivirus and firewall appliances. Track, co-ordinate efforts to maintain hardware and software support agreements and software licenses up-to-date and effective. Perform LAN impact studies for new software and hardware. Maintenance for this equipment included, but was not limited to, testing, trouble-shooting, installing components, checking/repairing inter-equipment wiring, alignments, and final check-out procedures. I configured operating systems and software applications (DOS, Solaris, & Windows) to machine, user, and Air Force specifications. Worked to verbal and/or written specifications using blueprints, wiring diagrams, and sketches
to maintain the systems in peak operating condition. Clearance: Top secret.

Hours per week: (One weekend per month [16 hrs X 12 months = 192 hrs]) + One annual tour [2 wks = 80 hrs] = 272 hrs per year ÷ 52 wks = 5.23 hrs per week.

Reason for leaving: Retired in 2003

Supervisor’s Name:

Anna Amos

Additional Duties:

• Safety NCO

•  PMEL NCO

• Training NCO
   

Military Awards and Decorations

Air Force Commendation Medal

Air Force Achievement Medal

AF Outstanding Unit Award

AF Good Conduct Medal

Air Reserve Forces Meritorious Service MDL

National Defense Service Medal

AF Longevity Service Award Ribbon

NCO Prof. Mil. Educ. Grad. Ribbon

Air Force Training Ribbon

1Sep1997 to 1May06: Information Technology Consultant
Family Computers (Tipton, Oklahoma 580-667-5421)

Perform various tasks to maintain small IBM computers. Operate and consult for a 6 computer LAN with one dial-in. Utilize MS Windows Server 2003, XP Pro, XP Home, Office 2000, and XP. Design and implement webpage deployment for customers. Perform testing and approval via XP Pro IIS, via no-ip.com. Maintenance for this equipment and software included, but was not limited to, testing, trouble-shooting, purchasing components, tracking components, installing components, checking/repairing inter-equipment wiring, alignments, and final check-out procedures. I configured operating systems and software applications (DOS, Solaris, & Windows) to machine, user, and Company specifications. Worked to verbal and/or written specifications using blueprints, wiring diagrams, and sketches to maintain the systems in peak and secure operating condition. Clearance: Not required.

Hours per week: 40

Reason for leaving: Temporarily moved to SC in order assist dad and uncle with Vietnam veteran’s administration claims.

Supervisor’s Name:

Daniel Leroy McGrew Phone: 803-747-6237

October 1993 to September 1997 Aircraft Communications/Navigations Specialist, SSgt

United States Air Force Reserves (315th Air Lift Wing 315th Component Repair Squadron)

Work Location: Charleston AFB, SC

Repair HF, VHF, UHF, ADF, VOR, IFF radios. Repair GPS system, SKE system, color weather radar system. (In-shop) When configured for C-141, C-5, and C-17 aircraft. Additional Duty: I taught computer hardware (Basic and Advanced) at the Charleston Air Force Base 315th MXS Computer Learning Center. I also taught application software courses such as; Word 6.0 for Windows (Basic, Intermediate,& Advanced), Windows 3.1 (Basic & Advanced), Windows ‘95 (Basic & Advanced), Excel(Basic & Advanced), and PowerPoint (Basic & Advanced), at the Computer Learning Center for the 315th MXS Airlift Wing,.Charleston AFB. I have run a computer bulletin board (PowerBBS for Windows '95) and have expertise in DOS 5+, DOS6+, Windows 3.1, Windows '95, and a wide variety of other operating systems.  Clearance: Top secret.

Hours per week: 5.23 (One weekend per month [16 hrs X 12 months = 192 hrs] + One annual tour [2 wks = 80 hrs] = 272 hrs per year ÷ 52 wks = 5.23 hrs per week.

Reason for leaving: Moved to Oklahoma for employment with AFPC’s federal civil service.

Supervisor's Name:

MSgt. Steve Bruhn. Phone: Unknown

October 1995 to March 1996

Hallmark Health Centers Midland Parkway Summerville, SC

Nurse (LPN) Examined residents, reported and documented findings to doctors and other nursing staff. Co-ordinated care with doctors, facilities, and families. Administered medications, treatments, and feedings to residents. Made rounds, examined residents, monitored progress with medical treatment, and reported all results to physicians. Trained new nurses on staff in proper procedures and guidelines for facility care. Ordered medications, treatment supplies, feeding supplies, and diagnostic supplies. My other duties included purchasing/Installing tape back-up drives, memory chips (SIMMS), and printer sharing devices for our computer (LAN/WAN) network. Used Windows 3.1, '95, and NT. Clearance: Not required.

Hours per week: 40

Reason for leaving: Moved to Oklahoma for employment with AFPC’s federal civil service.

Supervisor's Name:

Ms. Harrington. Phone: Unknown.

September 1990 to October1992 Cryptographic Systems Maintenance Specialist SSgt

United States Air Force Reserves 924th Fighter Wing - 924th Secure Communications Squadron

Work Location: Bergstrom AFB, TX 76530

Repaired teletypes, KY-58s, KG-84s, secure/unsecure computer networks (NT 3.5), small computers, 80386s, 80486s, Pentiums, multiplexers, taught various types of security programs (COMSEC, OPSEC, ect…) to other airmen. Installed radios at bombing range in South Texas, installed all associated wiring for radios. Awarded five skill level and was entered into seven level training. Carefully evaluated and analyzed our unit’s computer equipment, to ensure that our needs and requirements were met. Some of my other tasks included, but were not limited to, testing, trouble-shooting, installing components, checking/repairing inter-equipment wiring, alignments, and final check-out procedures. Working to verbal and/or written specifications using blueprints, wiring diagrams, and sketches to maintain the mentioned systems in peak operating condition. While, simultaneously ensuring individual and system wide security remained intact. Prepared recommendations and reports of our computer systems, so that accurate decisions could be made. I was the 924th Secure Communications (Crypto) Shop Chief. Clearance: Top secret.

Additional Duties:

• Safety NCO

• Security NCO

• Awards & Decorations NCO

• Equipment Custodian

• CAMS (Computer Automated Maintenance) NCO

• PMEL NCO

• TO NCO

Hours per week: 5.23 (One weekend per month [16 hrs X 12 months = 192 hrs] + One annual tour [2 wks = 80 hrs] = 272 hrs per year ÷ 52 wks = 5.23 hrs per week.

Reason for leaving: Discovered that my dad had a brain tumor. I moved to SC to assist mom with caring for him.

Supervisor's Name:

MSgt. Donna Pruitt. Phone: Unknown.

September 1987 to October 1991 Avionics Sensor Systems Specialist SrA

USAF 35th & 37th Tactical Fighter Wings Component Repair Squadron

Work Location: George AFB, CA

Repaired TISEO (Target Identification System Electo-Optical) equipment and associated cockpit equipment. Went to TISEO FTD, at Seymore Johnson AFB. Cross-utilization training to work on Airborne Visual Tape Recorders, Gun cameras (KB-25), Radar cameras, and associated cockpit equipment. Shop TMDE, avionics AGE, shop Technical orders, periodic maintenance inspections. Setup shop equipment into CAMS computer when it first came on-line at George AFB. Continued seven level upgrade training. (In-shop & Flight-line, F-4 (E&G aircraft)). Clearance: Secret.

Additional Duties:

• Safety NCO

• Security NCO

• Awards & Decorations NCO

• Equipment Custodian

• CAMS (Computer Automated Maintenance) NCO

• PMEL NCO

• TO NCO

Hours per week: 40

Reason for leaving: 4 year enlistment completed.

Supervisor's Name:

MSgt. Stanly Gamble. Phone: Unknown

MSgt. Gene Wilson     Phone : Unknown

January 1986 to September 1987 Avionics Sensor System Specialist

USAF Reserves 924th Tactical Fighter Wing 924th Tactical Fighter Squadron SrA

Work Location: Bergstrom AFB, TX USA     

Repaired PAVE spike pods, and associated cockpit equipment required for PAVE spike operation. Operational checks of system, troubleshooting systems, training others, making suggestions on AF form 22, and performed scheduled inspections. Awarded five skill level and entered upgrade training for seven level. (In-shop, F-4 (C&D aircraft)). Clearance: Secret

Hours per week: 5.23 (One weekend per month [16 hrs X 12 months = 192 hrs] + One annual tour [2 wks = 80 hrs] = 272 hrs per year ÷ 52 wks = 5.23 hrs per week.

Reason for leaving: Assessed to active duty.

Supervisor's Name:

MSgt. Simmons. Phone: Unknown.

Computers and Languages that I am familiar with
and/or
have worked on/with

• MicroSoft Visual Basic & SQL
• JAVA (NetBeans, jGrasp)
•  AFMSS I (Air Force Mission Support System), AFMSS II, AFMSS IIA, AFMSS III, and the AFMSS PMPS systems. These are Unix based digital computer systems that use the Solaris operating system. Specifically, Solaris 2.3 and 2.5. Some of these systems can contain up to four physically separate microprocessors and 112 Megabytes of RAM.
  
• All IBM compatible (INTEL 8080, 8088, 80286, 80386, 80486, Pentiums [all sockets, slot 1 & 2]) desktops, laptops, towers, ect...
  
• Various routers, hubbs, and switches (Cisco, Lightwave, ect...)
• Windows NT 3.5, 4.0, 2000, XP, & 2003 - Primary & Secondary Domain Controllers, Microsoft Exchange Servers.
  

Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology, American Intercontinental University (AIU), July 2004. Dean's List Junior and Senior Year GPA - 3.89 Graduate: Summa Cum Laude

Master's Degree in Information Technology American Intercontinental University (AIU), June 2005 GPA - 3.90

Associate Degree in Avionics Systems Technology, Community College of the Air Force, June 1997.

Associate Degree in Electronics Systems Technology, Community College of the Air Force, September 1997

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Trident Technical College, South Carolina, 1995.

 

Military courses that I have completed
E3AZR2E251-064 Air Force Mission Support System (AFMSS) J4AMF00066-039 Air Force Technical Order System (Advanced) J4AMF00066-038 Air Force Technical Order System (General) J4AMF30000-022 Basic Soldering Techniques PR2484154-097 TAC NCO Preparatory Course L3AZR30636-000 Secure Comm. Systems Maint. Specialist G3ABR32232B-001 Avionics Sensor Sys Specialist Course 1LOC-0278 L-Band SATCOM J4AMF/ASF/AST2A4X2-039 C-5 Avionics Comm/Nav Systems O/M J2AMF455X0A-008 Avionic Sensor Sys Tech Target Identification Sys Electro-Optical (TISEO) 97 ALW Hazardous Waste Training Course	315 MXS AFRES Cascade Quality Training Course 315 MXS PowerPoint (Basic) 315 MXS PowerPoint (Advanced 315 MXS MS Windows 3.1 (Basic) 315 MXS MS Windows 3.1 (Advanced) 315 MXS MS Windows '95 (Basic) 315 MXS MS Windows '95 (Advanced) 315 MXS MS Excel 5.0 (Basic 315 MXS MS Excel 5.0 (Intermediate) 315 MXS MS Excel 5.0 (Advanced	707CF MS PC Concepts in a Networking Environment 707CF MS Networking Essentials: Network Types 707 CF MS Networking Essentials: Network Linkage  Build & Maintain Microsoft Exchange Server (Dec2001)  Build & Maintain Primary & Secondary Domain Controller (Dec2001)
Awards 1990 - 1995 CPR Instructor - South Carolina Licensed Practical Nurse - South Carolina Air Force Commendation Medal Air Force Outstanding Unit Award Air Force Good Conduct Medal Air Force Reserve Forces Meritorious Service Medal National Defense Service Medal Air Force Longevity Service Award Ribbon NCO Professional Military Education Graduation Ribbon Air Force Training Ribbon 2 Air Force Letters of Appreciation - 35th TTW - June 1990 1 Air Force Letter of Appreciation - 37 TFW - June 1990 Air Force Sharp Award - 315 MXS - September 1995 Air Force Sharp Award - 315 MXS - July 1995 Salary Desired: $45,000.00 (Minus (-) possible DOL employer reimbursements)	Awards 1995 - 2000 10Jun1998 Suggestion Cash Award 9Oct1998 Suggestion Cash Award 12Nov1998 Suggestion Cash Award 14Sep1999 Suggestion Cash Award 22Nov1999 Suggestion Cash Award 14Jan2000 Suggestion Cash Award 1Jun2000 Performance Award 26Jun2000 Suggestion Cash Award 25Jul2000 Suggestion Cash Award	Awards 2001 - Present 20Feb2001 Suggestion Cash Award 7Nov2001 Suggestion Cash Award 19May2002 Performance Award 19May2002 Time Off Award 1Jun2003 Performance Award 1Jun2003 Time Off Award 28Jul2003 Time Off Award 5May2004 Suggestion Cash Award 1Jun2004 Performance Award 3Jun2004 Time Off Award

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