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Mobile: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEPROFESSIONAL PROFILEExperience with geographic information systems and familiar with industry standard data formats and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency data formats.Knowledge of Voyager database, MARC tagging, ArcGIS and various library shelving schemes, including Library of Congress.Experience managing, tracking and communicating customer data request including data validation, data processing and archival.Experience handling and analyzing hard and softcopy maps and charts.GIS processing skills including ArcGIS, Graphical GeoSearch Tool (GGS), Quick Terrain Modeler, TerraScan, TerraMatch, Microstation, DASHMap, LMS, POSPAC, Terrestrial (ground) and airborne lidar data.Experienced in Logistical operations.Experienced in archiving classified and unclassified records for retention and disposal.PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCELeidos March 2017 Present40hrs a week / 116,900 salaryGIS Specialist / Ground LidarAlexandria, VAWorking with a team of analysts, our mission is to support the Army Geospatial Center (AGC). We test and evaluate new lidar technologies for AGC's Buckeye program. Our team works closely with government officials on military bases throughout the U.S. to collect and process lidar data for their individual needs.Collect and process ground lidar data to customer requirements for the Army Buckeye program.Knowledge of projections and coordinate systems.Responsible for sensor installation and calibration on vehicles used for collections.Conduct ground lidar sensor maintenance and upkeep.Training personnel on collection procedures.Test software from software development team to solve processing issues. Identify and suggest areas that will improve production.Troubleshoot collection and data processing issues. Identify and suggest areas that will improve production and quality.Catalog airborne and ground lidar data drives to increase production and accuracy of data retrieval.Performed Quality Control (QC) on all lidar collection projects from team members to be delivered to customer.Construct documentations for standard operating procedures.Communicate with team members by answering processing and collection questions.Manage and update data processing and collection logs.Manage, track, implement and communicate data request including data validation, data processing and archival.Work closely with lidar vendors to test and evaluate new lidar products and software.Contributed and participated in self-audits to keep track of company and government furnished property to maintain compliance to specific rule and regulations.Serve as part of the logistics team to aid in tracking, shipping, receiving and maintaining inventory of company and government furnished property.Leidos October 2013 March 201740hrs a week / 94,000 SalaryGeospatial Analyst / GIS SpecialistAlexandria, VASupported NGAs effort to produce NSG compliant data from EO and lidar source data.Supported the ongoing data processing and data archiving program for NGA. Responsible for processing, managing, manipulating, converting and archiving lidar data into NGA defined data products. Data is delivered bi-weekly to NGAs Web Access and Retrieval Portal (WARP) for use by NGA and military analysts. Organized and multi-task various projects to meet deadlines and process data both in a team environment and independently.Performed re-ingest to GDTS of all lidar and EO holdings.Created and migrated databases that served the information needs to identified users.Acquired L0 or L2 lidar data by CD, DVD, FTP, or hard drive from Buckeye data processors, and other data sources as required.Knowledge of projections and coordinate systems.Processed airborne lidar following a standard methodology.Processed L0 lidar data to L2 lidar data when archived L2 lidar data is not available for a mission.Combined a Smooth Best Estimate of Trajectory (SBET) with the raw lidar data to output LAS points for datasets possessing only L0 lidar data.Added Universal lidar Error Module (ULEM) information, when available and requires, into the LAS Variable Length Record (VLR).Converted updated LAS files into the NITF file format.Tracked data ingests into the NGA specified database to ensure that all files successfully delivered and ingested into GDTS are subsequently ingested into WARP.Managed and disseminated projects to NGA team members to process.Performed Quality Control (QC) on all projects from team members to be delivered to customer.Maintained LISA database of all process and delivered unclassified data.Provided training to new members on NGA data conversion project. Accepted and QC new incoming data drive to process to make sure appropriate folders are found to process to NGA standards. Manage and disseminate data to processors on the NGA team.Communicate with team members by answering processing questions and troubleshooting issues. Manage and update the data processing logs.Actively participated in company self-audits with logistics team with while working with ground lidar team.Served as part of logistics team for the ground lidar group.Tracked, marked and inventoried Leidos and Government furnished equipment with logistics team while working with ground lidar team.Aided in shipping and receiving of Leidos equipment while working with ground lidar team.SAIC October 2011 October 201340hrs a week / 88,000 SalaryGeospatial Analyst / GIS SpecialistAlexandria, VASupported the ongoing data processing and data archiving program for NGA. Responsible for processing, managing, manipulating, converting and archiving lidar data into NGA defined data products. Data is delivered bi-weekly to NGAs Web Access and Retrieval Portal (WARP) for use by NGA and military analysts. Organized and multi-task various projects to meet deadlines and process data both in a team environment and independently.Import and manipulate lidar point cloud data, outputting defined collection areas, add various metadata fields to the files, and convert files to NITF format.Assist in developing and refining the process workflow to enhance data quality and processing efficiency.Tested QC tools and provides input on data conversion issues.Provided training to new members on NGA data conversion project. Accepted and QC new incoming data drive to process to make sure appropriate folders are found to process to NGA standards. Manage and disseminate data to processors on the NGA team.Communicate with team members by answering processing questions and troubleshooting issues. Manage and update the data processing log.SAIC March 2009 October 201140hrs a week / 85,000 SalaryGeospatial CatalogerMcLean, VACommunicate with team members by answering processing questions and troubleshooting issues. Manage and update the data processing log.Received and catalogued information utilizing the Endeavour Voyager tool and Machine Readable Cataloging (MARC) standards.Catalogued all applicable items through descriptive cataloging conforming to Anglo-American Cataloging Tiles (AACR) and subject cataloging following the Library of Congress Subject Headings.Searched the ILS using at least two access points to avoid entering duplicate records and submitted all completed cataloging records to the government for review and acceptance.Analyzed and abstracted metadata from all source hard and soft copy maps and books to be cataloged into the ILS Voyager system.Assisted with the preparation of updates to the Reader Services departments orientation materials.Participated in the development of the Library's reference and general collections by referring ILL requests to the Reader Services Librarian for possible acquisition.Compiled monthly reference statistics and prepared special statistical reports as requested.Analyzed and prepared critical infrastructure data of a factual nature using defined processes.Provided library loan support, processed incoming requests, tracked the status of all requests, collected requests that were due prior to the suspense date, and shipped back all loaned material.Provided reference and technical services including dissemination and circulation of various text, media and geospatial (hard and soft copy) and related information to customers throughout the Army Geospatial Center and the intelligence community.Provided research support as it related to bibliographic searching tools: First Search, WorldCat and OCLC.Provided library loan support, processed incoming requests, tracked the status of all requests, collected requests that are due prior to the suspense date, and ship back all loaded materials.Barcoded and labeled incoming and outgoing products.Maintained filing system using locally designed TAC ID numbers for all materials.BAE Systems January 2007 March 200940hrs a week / 80,000 SalaryCataloging ProfessionalMcLean, VAMaintained filing system using locally designed TAC ID numbers for all materials.Analyzed and abstract metadata from all source material while maintaining integrity of the ILS thought the use of cataloging guidelines and MARC standards.Selected appropriate keywords and subject terms; ensured accuracy of all data input.Assigned appropriate collection, security classification and dissemination restrictions.Determined item descriptors and classification scheme to be used. Developed geographic expertise and language familiarity for area of cataloging responsibilities.Performed data quality and integrity checks on new and previously cataloged material.Interacted with team lead and analysts to create relevant holdings.Ordered materials to meet both collection and requesters needs.Provided hyperlinks to newly digitized counterparts where applicable.Maintained and managed the Librarys database and internet presence.Technical Information Specialist/Cataloger November 2001 January 2007NJVC40hrs a week / 80,000 SalaryVienna VACataloged geospatial products into NGAs integrated library system (ILS Voyager).Analyzed and abstracted the metadata from all source hardcopy and softcopy maps and charts to input into the ILS. Assigned appropriate collection, security classification and dissemination restrictions. Determines item descriptors and classification scheme to be used.Maintained the integrity of the ILS through the use of cataloging guidelines and MARC standards. Developed geographic expertise and language familiarity for area of cataloging responsibility. Interacts with NGA analysts to create mission relevant holdings.Provided reference and technical services including dissemination and circulation of various text, media and geospatial products and related information to customers throughout NGA and the intelligence community.Retrieved, reviewed, evaluated and disposed of classified records at records review site (Archives II, Washington National Record Center).Managed data quality and data integrity for metadata at Bethesda site. Bar coded and labeled incoming and outgoing products to be traced in backlog inventory system.MACI May 1998 November 200140hrs a week / 65,000 SalaryDocument Reviewer / Declassification specialistLexington Park, MDRetrieved cartons of files designated by COR from storage location (stacks) at the site.Reviewed documents within designated cartons in accordance with the established procedures.Evaluated and prepared a disposition determination based on applicable guidance from government publications, notes, or information disseminated by the COR or project manager.Prepared necessary forms to record contents and disposition of documents.Tabbed selected documents in accordance with prescribed procedures. Participated in training (formal and/or information) to maintain currency on policies and procedures.Complied with prescribed procedure and policies for document handling and security. Identified current and potential problems and made recommendations for corrective action.Ensured the security of all MACI and government furnished property, software, and data. Performed quality assurance checks of records, when required by COTR.Input classified and non-classified documents into computer system.Washington National Records Center September 1994 May 199840 hrs a week / 26,915 SalaryArchives Technician GS4Suitland, MDScreened classified federal records and prepared them for shipment to various government agencies.Screened various types of files in order to separate disposal and non-disposal material.Reproduced information from files and transcribed data onto legible request forms.Assisted in the training of new employees and provided reference service by searching for records in various filing systems that was cross-indexed or readily identifiable.Shipped Federal document, files and boxes to various government agencies using Neopost mailing system and United Parcel Service On-line shipping service.Received, indexed, and established appropriate retention and retrieval controls on official documents and correspondence.Served as Director's principal administrative liaison to ensure procedural consistency for records and reference materials.Maintained a system to control documentation and reference access of records and correspondence.Gathered and analyzed data, implemented recommendations on file retention stipulations.Physicians Office Building September 1990 August 1994Computer OperatorWashington, DCGathered and analyzed data, implemented recommendations on file retention stipulations.Served as a Computer Specialist applying basic knowledge in the performance and support of independent system security assessments, assessments in support of Continuous Monitoring and other security assessment related tasks under limited direction of a Manager or Lead.Planned security projects, reported progress to the Manager and ensured other personnel supporting the projects produce quality work products.Required to lead other employees in conducting and documenting results of security audits to assess compliance to the Federal Information Security Management ActAssisted in running and distributed daily reports to various departments and doctors. Answered high volume of calls and directed calls to the appropriate department.Assisted in the monitoring of various printing reports on TSO computer system using JES II commands.Printed reports for various departments on Xerox 9700, 9790 and Siemens laser printers.EDUCATIONArchbishop John Carroll High School, Washington, DCDiploma Received: June 1988CERTIFICATIONSDepartment of Energy Certified document reviewer, Voyager Certified, Graphical GeoSearch Tool(GGS Certified), Completed Course of instruction on Copy Cataloging on OCLC, Digital Library, Quick Terrain Modeler Certified, The Institute for Federal Library Technicians, Machine-Readable Cataloging (MARC 21), Searching OCLC, An Introduction to OCLC, Tsunami Crisis Support Certificate of Commendation, and various customer service awards.COMPUTER SKILLSArcGIS, Graphical GeoSearch Tool (GGS), Quick Terrain Modeler, TerraScan, TerraMatch, Microstation, DASHMap, LMS, POSPAC, TSO computer system using JES II commands, Integrated Library System (ILS/Voyager), Windows, NARS5, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, Xerox 9700/9790 Laser Printer, Siemens Laser printer, Neopost mailing and meter system, UPS On-line shipping service, Microsoft Word, Novell, Typing wpm 65. |
