MARLYN D. BOWMAN II

• Provides system support to Nuclear Command, Control and Communications (NC3) Weapons Systems and associated cyberspace equipment.
• Maintains test operability and reports status and maintenance activities.
• Performs NC3 equipment (NC3E) and cyberspace systems management, maintenance and customer support functions.
• Serves as primary technician for Air Force Nuclear Command, Control and Communications (NC3) Weapons Systems and related Cyberspace Systems equipment.
• Communicates effectively with vendors to determine pricing and technical specifications for available hardware, software and services.
• Accurately reads, understands and carries out technical orders (TO).

Maintains network architecture and infrastructure performance to meet reliability, availability and serviceability requirements.

Accurately configures and optimizes network components such as hubs, routers, switches, etc..

Monitors network performance daily and actions when problems are detected to ensure availability.

Verifies and validates cellphone usage and overages monthly while updating the bills in WAWF.

• Monitors ongoing operation of network systems to ensure hardware and software are functioning properly and that operational standards are met
• Serves as project officer for recommending selection of and installing new computer systems and software and maintaining all computer systems
• Manages hardware and software accounts
• Maintains communications and computer hardware and software accounts
• Ensures that inventories are conducted as required, inoperative or obsolete items are properly disposed of
• Tracks, distributes and coordinates computer technical refreshes and replacements
• Provides training and assistance to customers.
• Patched software and installed new versions to eliminate security problems and protect data.
• Configured hardware, devices, and software to set up work stations for employees.
• Monitored system performance to identify potential issues.
• Optimized computer equipment inventory management, resulting in cost savings through strategic purchasing decisions.

• Installed, modified, and maintained government-owned telephone, intercommunication, and Local Area Network (LAN) cable plant distribution systems
• Troubleshot and repaired telephone, video, data, LAN and meteorological cables
• Interpreted technical orders, manufacturer's specifications, circuit diagrams, cut sheets, and blueprints
• Monitored contractors and Air Force Engineering and Installation (E and I) teams during work projects
• Installed test, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair interior LAN cabling
• Diagnosed and locates trouble in outside communication circuit cards
• Inside and outside wiring, by using the necessary test equipment.

• Spliced copper cable installed terminals and terminal strips both aerial and buried
• Spliced underground in manholes
• Removed bridge tap and loads for DSL and T1's
• Worked with Engineering on blueprints and kept records in order
• Worked under high pressure and high demands, understands the commitment times on T1's and Business customers
• Utilized correct labeling on NIU for T1's and cross connects
• Utilized test equipment, sidekick, copper pro, Dynatel 965, cable/fault locater, TDR, and multimeter
• Operated and maintain all types of legacy and next generation local and toll switching technology, data network, and computer processing equipment, along with associated peripherals
• Handled system and equipment installations, acceptance testing, initialization, upgrades and reconfigurations
• Analyzed, troubleshot and modified software programs for network device configuration and control
• Analyzed turn-up, testing, trouble reporting and repairing of circuits
• Performed daily backups and routine monitoring of switches, computer systems and data networks to ensure optimal operation
• Troubleshot, maintained and repaired power systems/equipment
• Measured signal strength at utility poles, using electronic test equipment
• Inspect or tested lines or cables, recording and analyzing test results, to assess transmission characteristics and locate faults or malfunctions
• Accessed specific areas to string lines or install terminal boxes, auxiliary equipment, or appliances, using bucket trucks, or by climbing poles or ladders, or entering tunnels, trenches, or crawl spaces.

• Received work assignments and trouble cases from designated employees or via tablets
• Installed, rearranged, and maintained inside wiring
• Rearranged and reconnect fiber optic wiring at pole, underground or building terminals
• Performed necessary work to connect, disconnected, tested, repaired and maintained various types of company and customer provided telephones and equipment
• Configured customers' computer and equipment
• Performed diagnostic tests on integrated circuit equipment to determine trouble
• Worked aloft; climbed ladders and poles; entered tunnels, buildings, trenches, crawl spaces, manholes, performed light digging and other confined spaces to accomplish job tasks
• Rearranged workload and communicated directly with the appropriate center in order to set and complete work orders
• Identified and met all individual customer requirements on installation and/or repair contacts.

• Worked in the MedStar Communication Center
• Provided emergency requests to transfers critical patients to MedStar Hospitals for conditions such as heart attacks, strokes, trauma and other time sensitive emergencies
• Provided non-emergency transfer requests to MedStar hospitals
• Dispatched helicopters and ground critical care ambulances
• Provided requests for ambulance and wheelchair transports for all MedStar hospitals
• Coordinated critical responses such as in-hospital Code Heart
• Coordinated regional hospital information during disasters
• Proved critical radiology communications; and other critical communications for the MedStar Health system.

• Provided emergency medical treatment, limited primary care, and health protection and evacuation from a point of injury or illness
• Administered emergency medical treatment to battlefield casualties
• Assist with outpatient and inpatient care and treatment
• Prepared blood samples for laboratory analysis
• Prepared patients, operating rooms, equipment and supplies for surgery.
• Scheduled patients for appointments and maintained master calendar.
• Took patient medical histories and vital signs as well as performed venipunctures, injections and diagnostic procedures and ancillary tests.
• Assessed safety and operability of vehicles, equipment and medical supplies to prevent unnecessary health risks.
• Answered patient inquiries and provided information about healthcare services.