Felipe Trevino

• Improved student comprehension by utilizing various teaching strategies and methods tailored to individual learning styles.
• Enhanced classroom collaboration for increased peer interaction and group problem-solving activities.
• Developed students'' critical thinking skills through inquiry-based learning and project-based assignments.
• Boosted exam success rates with targeted test preparation strategies, including time management techniques and study resources.
• Conducted multiple instructional courses (consisting of 4-10 students with the occasional 20+ students) annually covering the operational principles and theories underlying various satellite communication (satcom) terminals utilized within the Marine Corps, including Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) L/M/S, Panther II, and Master Reference Terminal.
• Delivered lectures on fundamental concepts such as Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA) and Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA).
• Explained the diverse components comprising a satcom terminal, ranging from Signal Generators/Modems (e.g., Linkways2, CBM-400), Power Amplifiers (High Power Amplifiers, Solid State Power Amplifiers), Tunable Low Noise Block/Low Noise Block (TLNB, LNB) Converters, Focal Point/Feed Assembly, to Reflective Panel.
• Illustrated the signal flow of satcom terminals for Monitor and Control (M&C) functions and Frequency flow, demonstrating Layer one connection.
• Developed, expanded, and conducted a troubleshooting class focused on tracing and rectifying M&C and signal frequency cabling issues, and demonstrated techniques for identifying signal loss using a Spectrum Analyzer.
• Implemented a class competition based on the troubleshooting class, wherein students were divided into teams and tasked with fixing a notional malfunctioning terminal, fostering collaborative problem-solving among peers.
• Provided instruction on the setup and configuration of the Master Reference Terminal (MRT) utilized in the Marine Corps, as well as the establishment of a TDMA Network mesh on the MRT.
• Demonstrated the process of consoling into Linkways2 and CBM400 modems using Command Line Interface (CLI) and loading files for the configuration of a TDMA Network for a traffic terminal Configuration.
• Conducted comprehensive instruction on the process of converting Radiofrequency to Intermediate Frequency, tailored to the specific frequency bands utilized, including KU, KA, and X bands.

• Enhanced surface quality by skillfully operating sandblasting equipment on various materials.
• Maintained a safe and efficient work environment by adhering to safety protocols and proper handling of hazardous materials.
• Contributed to project completion within deadlines by efficiently managing time and resources for sandblasting tasks.
• Ensured optimal equipment performance with regular maintenance, cleaning, and timely repairs.
• Ensured the sand pot was kept full and proper air pressure was being used

• Enhanced customer satisfaction by providing efficient and friendly service on the sales floor.
• Assisted in maintaining a clean and organized store environment, contributing to a positive shopping experience for customers.
• Collaborated with team members to ensure sales floor coverage and optimal productivity during peak hours.
• Supported inventory management by accurately processing shipments and restocking merchandise as needed.

• Demonstrated knowledge of workplace safety principles and practices.
• Cleaned job site after project completion, removing tape, and tarps and inspecting for drips or inconsistencies in paint application.
• Followed painter's directions for product application and site cleanup.
• Worked with water and oil-based paints and trained in the removal of unwanted or splattered paints.

• Would mix various types of paint for different purposes with specific amounts of ratio.

• Whatever the painter would not paint was tasked to me to paint with a paint roller.

• Demonstrated knowledge of workplace safety principles and practices.
• Cleaned job site after project completion, removing tape, and tarps and inspecting for drips or inconsistencies in paint application.
• Followed painter's directions for product application and site cleanup.
• Worked with water and oil-based paints and trained in the removal of unwanted or splattered paints.
• Would mix various types of paint for different purposes with specific amounts of ratio.
• Whatever the painter would not paint was tasked to me to paint with a paint roller.

• The main task was opening up and entering oil/alcohol towers by means of manholes and inspecting filters and filter trays.

• Identified if trays or filters needed to be replaced and would remove and replace them.

• If new hardware was needed to be installed would help out welders in installation.

• Would be tasked with ensuring all hardware was accounted for and ensuring all proper pieces were present.

DIVISION NETWORK OPERATIONS CENTER PLATOON SERGEANT

United States Marine Corps – Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (April 2019 – October 2019)

• Manage and direct the 24/7 Network Operating Center and 16 employees responsible for classified and unclassified networks supporting 16,000 users.

• Responsible for the overall stability, maintenance and upgrades for the network and satellite communication systems.

• Served as the subject matter expert for Satellite Communications for the DNOC to ensure no loss of service.

• Provided leadership to 16 personnel ensuring successful completion of duties, training and compliance of rules and regulations ensuring an incident free environment..

DIVISION NETWORK OPERATIONS CENTER SHIFT LEADER

United States Marine Corps – Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (December 2018 – March 2019) (January 2020 – May 2020)

• Trained and supervised a small team of 3 specialized members to support an active tactical network supplemented by Satellite Communications that runs 365 days a year and 24/7 to support actively deployed Marine units and to facilitate crucial training operations.

• Installed, maintained, and operated satellite communications VSAT Systems to support connected units.

• Identified and resolved connected unit’s network faults and anomalies correlating to their VSAT system operation.

VSAT Operator

United States Marine Corps – Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (December 2018- June 2020)

• Operated satellite communications for unit operations utilizing Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) systems, Smart Mobile Anti-Jam Reliable Tactical Terminal (SMART-T), and Network on the Move (NOTM) systems.

• Managed and contained both unclassified and classified information and data as well as teleconferencing in various environments, including garrison and tactical situations.

• Served as a Tier 1 support for all active units connected to our mesh network.

• Facilitated all-important communications between platoons and between commanders and troops.

• Trained new members of the unit in SATCOM for the efficient use of VSAT system modems and transmission band (KU-band)