James Enos

• Embedded Risk Management Framework Lead at CACI - Sterling, VA location during PMW-120 SPECTRAL development
• Provided onsite support, direction, and guidance to CACI Cyber Team in support of system authorization and ongoing cybersecurity management of five (5) classified system security packages
• Worked in conjunction with Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) to provide RMF support and system authorization efforts for two (2) system security packages
• Joined with PMW-120 and NIWCPAC to work as Blue Team Member during Cyber Table Top events

• Network Support to Naval Air Systems Command PMA-290SM
• Project Lead for Network Engineering for Navy's EP-3E Aries II program
• Designed, tested, and implemented three network system versions to twelve EP-3E aircraft, supporting the program until FY2025 Sundown
• Integrated multiple Minotaur Family of Systems programs through Cisco network architecture, linking Linux and Windows systems, both hard system and virtual machines
• Specific classified systems available upon request
• Network Engineer support to Navy's P-8 Research & Development program
• Provided network system support to forward deployed R&D aircraft in sensitive environments while ensuring mission connection retained superiority

• Fleet Electronic Support, Cryptologic Carry-On Program Technician
• Led a team of five Sailors in the installation of Turbulent Wave, Own Force Monitoring, CORSAIR, CORSAIR-Lite, GALE-Lite, and Red Falcon equipment on ten US Navy surface combatants, requiring effective troubleshooting of multiple systems interoperability, both within scope and with outside organizations to ensure timely mission effectiveness

OCT 2015 – NOV 2018 ; U.S. Navy, IWTG San Diego, E-6 PO1 CTM; EW/CRY Scheduler/Assessor – 40hrs/week

• Led 11 instructors during 3 complete assessments of CRY Basic Phase 2.1 maintenance inspections and 2.2 curriculum training sessions, totaling 264 hours of on-the-job training and a 97% average on LOKs for 12 PACFLT combatants
• Participated in the review and update of the Navy-Wide CTM Common Core PQS, streamlining 100, 200, and 300 series requirements and establishing a 303 Master CTM section, revitalizing fleet-wide CTM training and technical knowledge
• Participated in the establishment of the Navy-Wide CTM System Specific PQS, developing the standard for CTMs across all maintained Cryptologic Systems
• Assisted Scientific Research Corporation Technicians during the troubleshooting and repair of three shipboard technical assistance requests, ensuring the complete mission readiness of two Amphibious Readiness Groups
• Singlehandedly built, established, and maintained the Navy-wide CTM Email distribution program domain @NavyCTMs.com
• Compiled the initial contact list of 300 CTMs into email distribution groups in the Google Admin Dashboard
• Coordinated with local representatives across 10 regions to increase total reach to 968 CTMs, organized into 178 groups
• Established working guidelines and processes with 5 CTMCMs, turning over the annual budget at $292 and 11 administrators
• Developed Cryptologic Materiel Assessment requirements and rebuilt the CTM Afloat Training continuum for the entire Pacific Fleet
• Coordinated with four ATG commands on seven CSGs and four ARGs Basic Phase certs, ensuring the continuous action of 57 IWTG Trainers during 44 Basic Phase events and $953k in yearly travel requirements
• Inventoried and cataloged 19 pieces of test and training equipment, accounting for over $180k during reinvigoration of the Defense Property Accountability System program

SEP 2011 – AUG 2015 ; U.S. Navy, USS Boxer LHD4, E-6 PO1 CTM; Lead Technician – 40hrs/week
• Prevented and corrected numerous SSEE INC-E faults, restoring eight faulty components and ensuring 100 percent mission readiness during Boxer's 2013/2014 WESTPAC deployment.
o Maintained SSEE INC-E during three upgrades, through 3.9.X, 4.1.X, and 5.X.X software and equipment configurations.
o Conducted regular security scans and managed security updates as Information Systems Security Manager for SSEE INC E, RADMERC, DCGS-N, GALE-Lite, ACCESS-D4, and SCI-Networks systems.
o Performed Sysadmin duties on Windows XP, Windows 7, UNIX, and Linux RedHat servers across SSEE INC E, RADMERC, DCGS-N, GALE-Lite, ACCESS-D4, and SCI-Networks systems.
• Innovative system alignment resulted in superb reconfiguration to support new ONI procedures.
o Led a three-technician team, at direction of ONI, to develop, configure, test, and implement a new theoretical mission set for SSEE INC-E operations.
o System limitations required extensive software and hardware knowledge and adaptability to reconfigure and rethink current system abilities to operate outside of system specifications.
• Led six technicians in 1200 hours of troubleshooting, correcting 20 faulty SSEE INC E and DCGS-N components during Basic Phase.
• Qualified seven NIXIE watch standers, resulting in Boxer's USW certification.
• Authored Command OPSEC instruction, re-aligning the program in compliance with Navy OPSEC requirements, training 1075 Sailors.
• Led 85 Sailors in the overhaul of 85 spaces of five system installations while achieving 105 qualifications, 21 advancements, five re-enlistments, 94.5% department average for 3M 1.3 and completion of three ATG warfare certifications.
• Hand selected as one of 13 ship's force Quality Assurance Representatives during FY-14 CNO Planned Maintenance Availability. Supported 31 contracting companies, acting as a direct liaison to 65 divisions.
o Inspected 712 depot-level repair actions, completing 1,424 QA checks and 264 Product Verification Inspections.
• Maintained, repaired, and installed 114 SIMPLEX Cipher locks and 87 high security Kaba Mas Electronic locks for Operations Department and Commander, Amphibious Squadron 1.
• Developed 16 Technical and Tactical Drill guides and trained 18 Sailors on Casualty Response procedures; ensured SSES Watchstanders met all requirements during CRY 2.1 through 2.4B assessments.

MAY 2007 – OCT 2010; U.S. Navy, USS Enterprise CVN65, E-5 PO2 CTT; EW Operator – 40hrs/week
• As system administrator, managed over 350 high priority accounts on five cryptologist and intelligence systems, spanning Windows XP, UNIX, and Linux RedHat servers.
• Prevented six system fatalities and rewrote the operating procedures directly preventing two CASREPS enabling the intelligence and cryptologist mission to pass TSTA/FEP and C2X.