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Cell/home: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEPROFESSIONAL Federal Aviation AdministrationEXPERIENCE Feb 2008 -SEPTEMBER 30, 2023 RETIREDIT Specialist/FV-I/ 2201 Aviation Weather Concepts and Development Branch ANG-C6, Safety Risk Management Lead: I lead and coordinate within the Aviation Weather Division Branch to provide and promote Safety Risk assessments and mitigations.I lead, facilitate and monitor a full range of Safety Risk Management activities for projects, within the Aviation Weather Research Program.Develop Safety Risk Management artifacts for; reviewing, commenting on, and checking the status of Safety Risk Management Documents (SRMD) and Safety Risk Management Document Memos (SRMDM) and deliverables.Facilitates SRM panels as needed Establish and coordinate Safety Risk Management Panel (SRMP) meetings. Develop meeting minutes and action item reports; participate and facilitate meetings in refining documents such as briefings and presentations. Assist with the development of material to support the FAA acquisition process: statements of work. (TORP 1273/1530 FY15). Submit final documents to KSN databases and supporting acquisition practices. Provide analyses and support to various Safety Risk Management Assessments as requested.I successfully coordinated The EDR Safety Risk Management Document (SRMD) for upper management. The EDR SRMD update was reviewed and approved by the ANG-C62 Branch Manager, ANG-B4 Safety Manager, En-route Standards Group Manager, AFS-2P Flight Standards Manager, and accepted by ANG C6, Aviation Division Manager.Provided MODI successfully coordinated The Current and Forecast Icing Products (CIP/FIP) Safety Risk Management Document (SRMDM) for CIP/FIP Program manager. The CIP/FIP update was reviewed and approved by ANG-C62 Branch Manager, ANG-B4 Safety Manager, En-route Standards Group Manager, AFS-2P Flight Standards Manager, and accepted by ANG C6, Aviation Division Manager.I successfully lead and coordinated The GTG-3 Safety Risk Management Document (SRMD) for upper management. The GTG-3 SRMD update was reviewed and approved by ANG-C62 Branch Manager, ANG-B4 Safety Manager, En-route Standards Group Manager, AFS-2P Flight Standards Manager, and accepted by ANG C6, Aviation Division Manager.Project/Program ManagementFinancial Planning, Monitoring and ControlI managed all the tasks and metrics necessary to ensure that the approved and authorized Safety Risk Management Project is within scope, on time, and on budget so that the project continues with minimal risk. This process involved comparing actual performance with planned performance and taking corrective action to yield the desired outcome when significant differences exist. Monitoring and tracking process is continuously performed throughout the life-cycle of the project.Lifecycle Logistics ManagementAssist in implementing processes and procedures; participate in meetings Program Management Reports (PRs) for planning, development, and implementation. Manages various comprehensive, affordable, and effective systems support strategies, within total life cycle systems of the Acquisition Management.Developed SOP for TORP DE-Obligation/RE-Obligation from SE2020 to EFAST CONTRACTIn order to obligate or de-obligate funding on a contract/Inter Agency Agreement (IA), a procurement request (PR) needs to be created. PRs are generated for F&E Activity 1, RE&D, Operations (Ops) and F&E Activity funds. These procurements encompasses system's life cycle, including acquisition, sustainment, and disposal.Develops material eg.. Funds Request and MOD request to support the FAA acquisition management.Candidate's Name
420 Calvin AveBaltimore MD, 21218Cell/home: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEFederal Aviation Administration, Portals Bldg.3rd fl 1280 Maryland Ave. S.W St, Washington D.C 20024Experience:Leesburg, VA WASHINGTON DC, ARTCC (Air Route Traffic Control Center)Computer Specialist FV-I/ 334 June 1998-Feb 2008Computer Specialist, National Air Space Systems Support GroupEffective in the design, development, planning, testing, and evaluating of the current and future National Airspace System (NAS)Effective in monitoring and implementing NAS performance in maintaining 100% environmental integrity.Managed critical oversight of second-level engineering support for the NAS, including addressing hardware and software issues associated with configuration management, integration, implementation and deployment of various systems during certification IPL.Applied the principles, procedures, and tools of data management, such as, data backup, data recovery, data dictionaries, data disposal, and data standardization processes., enhancements, implemented Information Program Load (IPL) into the NAS.Executed programming duties, analysis work, equipment maintenance, installation and related tasks, ERETS, DARTS,NTAPS, 56 Day Chart Date modificationPerformed routine NAS shutdown and restoration to 100 % integrity.Trained second level NAS operators the NAS environment process and IPL functionsDirected the revisions of Standard Operating Procedures for HOSCR unit teamCandidate's Name
420 Calvin AveBaltimore MD, 21218Cell/home: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEWork: EMAIL AVAILABLE, EMAIL AVAILABLEFederal Aviation Administration, Portals Bldg.3rd fl, 1280 Maryland Ave. S.W St, Washington D.C 20024Chief Systems Engineer, Cheryl Souders PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEFederal Aviation Administration Leesburg, VASeptember 1994-June 1998Flight Data Communications Specialist/2154Processed and monitored the input of proposed and active flight plans from military base operations, air route traffic control centers (ARTCC) sectors, terminal facilities, flight service stations, and air carrier operations officesRecognized incorrect flight plans entered into NAS and took corrective actions as requiredProcessed, monitored and distributed NOTAMs, Weather AdvisoriesMaintained current in all aspects AIM manualFederal Aviation Administration Charleston, WVAir Traffic Assistant Terminal/ 2154-B Jan 89-Sep 94Provided safe, orderly and expeditious departure clearances to IFR/VFR Aircraft and IFR helicopters in accordance with current procedures and directives, resulting in the achievement of the lowest possible accident, operational loss of separation and deviation rate and safety improvement.Provided accurate, complete and timely flight data processing and communications services for the air traffic control system in accordance with established policies and procedures. Monitored LLWAS, ASOS, AWOS, LORAN-C., RVRJOB SKILLS Experienced in:IBM S390 running NAS (National Airspace System) via, VM/ ESA,and MVS, VSE/ESATM,UNIX, and AIX/ESATMSUN Solaris System running UNIX with CDE for Maintenance of DSRHOST HMC Console running OS/2 WARP for managing HOST CPU'sHID/LAN LINUXCCCH (Central Computer Complex Host) Monitoring/MaintenanceJES2 CommandsWMSCR (Weather Message Switching Center Replacement) MonitoringFDIO (Flight Data Input/Output)Automated Weather Operational System(AWOS)DCS Defense Communication system via NADINFSP (Flight Strip Printer)Display (DSR) R (Radar and Display) Track ball and Keyboard replacementAutomated Weather Observing System Data Acquisition System (ADAS)Remote Spooling Communications Systems and Subsystems (RSCS)TECHNICALNAS Interface Management April 2008Introduction Nation Airspace System(s) EA (Enterprise Architecture) Mar 2008Introduction Safety Management Systems Feb 2008CCCH (Central Computer Complex Host) ATSS Training Cert. Dec 2007SOLARIS for NAS Oct 2007Information System Security July 2009-2015CERTIFICATIONSSafety Risk Management Practioner June 2015Safety Risk Management Facilitator June 2015COR/COTR Sept 2014Appropriations Law June 2014JRC Readiness Workshop July 19, 2011Practitioners Course for Enterprise Architecture July 25, 2012Enterprise Architecture for Systems Engineers June 28, 2011Assessing Project Schedule and Risk July 14, 2011Dimensions of a Functional Analysis Sept 15, 2011Program Management May 20 2009Program Management Using Earned Value Management - Basic Concepts Oct 26, 2011Introduction to Cost Estimating Oct 19, 2011HOST Oceanic Computer System Replacement (HOCSR)(OJT) May, 2007Intro to Safety Management Systems April, 2007HOST Peripheral Devices and Diagnostics April, 2007Components, Printers, Networks and Safety January, 2007UNIX Administration for NAS December, 2006UNIX: Introduction and Overview November, 2006HOST Concepts November, 2003Fundamentals of Internetworking (NET+) June, 2002ARTCC Automation Operations April, 2000DSR Computer Operator January, 2000Operating System/Virtual System (OS/VR) for Hardware and Ops July, 1999HOCSR for Computer Operators August, 1998HOST Computer System Computer Operators August, 1998 |
