PHILIP NICOLOSI
Information Technology Electronic Security Systems Programmer
White House,TN
Summary
Seeking a position that utilizes my skills and abilities in electronics and computer technology for designing, programming, building, installing and repairing security detention equipment. I have over 12 years of experience with computer technology, security camera setup and install, electrical wiring and project management, and 6 years of PLC programming.
Overview
23
23
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Electronic security systems programmer
TDOC
01.2014 - Current
- Some of my duties consist of diagnosing and resolving hardware and software problems for stand-alone microcomputer systems or other computer systems comprised of multiple hardware or software components accessed by multiple users
- Software development of industrial automation systems, including programming ladder logic for PLCs
- Design and repair of industrial electronics including the installation/maintenance of low voltage alarms, camera systems with recording devices, maintenance of computer and server hardware, operating systems, network hardware devices including wireless network devices, maintenance and monitoring of fence detection equipment and door control equipment.
Special Operations Tactical Officer – Correctional officer | tdoc
01.2008 - 01.2014
- Strike Force 1 is a full time on call tactical team for the Commissioner of TDOC
- The duties of this team include: any and all prison searches, vehicle searches, high-risk transportations, dignitary security, security of the Governor of TN and Commissioner of TDOC, serving of warrants, apprehending absconders and escaped inmates, riot control and assisting with local law enforcement and emergency management agencies
- Additionally, I was the armorer for all of OIC, and I evaluated any computer technical issues and electronic equipment problems that we encountered while deployed on missions
- I am very experienced with Microsoft Office programs and use them to create inventory protocol databases for the weapons arms room
- My daily duties consisted of using Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, transferring data to multiple computers and devices throughout a shared network to teach classes or to compare figures for inventory of equipment
- To control sensitive items, I programmed a barcode scanning method of tracking firearms, ammunition, chemical agents, riot gear, and uniforms
- Infantry airborne armorer | u.s
lead construction – it technician
01.2002 - 01.2008
- Diagnosed and repaired desktops, laptops and peripheral device hardware and software problems
- Completely built computers from scratch, troubleshoot computer hardware, software, technical problems and installed software applications
- Delivered, set up and networked large computer systems on Windows 95, 98, NT, Vista and XP
- Performed on-site repair and preventive maintenance on personal computers and related peripherals for clients
- Evaluated technical issues, solved customer concerns, and troubleshoot computer problems in an efficient and courteous manner
- Estimated and invoiced service or repairs
- Designed, implemented and managed wired and wireless networks with firewall and router configurations and anti-malware solutions
- Troubleshoot analog/digital circuits with digital voltmeters, multi-meters and logic probes
- Recommended and installed various virus and anti-malware software
- Transferred and imaged data from corrupt or virus infected computers and databases, safely restoring and partitioning new drives for storage of data.
Infantry Airborne Armorer
U.S. Army
01.2004 - 01.2005
- Responsible for the repair and maintenance of over 20 million dollars of weapons and technology
- Trained and proficient in infantry tactics and airborne assaults; mechanic, and vehicle driver for CO, XO and 1SG
- Scored 100 percent on 7 armory inspections
- On a daily basis I used Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and resolved data manipulation errors, computer system hardware and software operational problems on a secured Department of Defense network database
- I developed a unique computer data system to track weapons, malfunctions, and parts needed in the field
- This system turned a 2 hour delay in issuing out weapons to personnel into a 20 minute process
- I received one of my three AAM Army Achievement Medals for this system
- My duties also consisted of helping the radio communication soldiers set up and wire radios for multiple grids while relaying coordinates to platoons of where the targets and objectives were from their location.
Education
Certificate of Completion, 3/ - undefined
TENNESSEE CORRECTION ACADEMY
7.08
Technical Degree - Auto-Diesel Technology
NASHVILLE AUTO-DIESEL COLLEGE
3.20/07
Diploma - undefined
MONTEREY HIGH SCHOOL
5.22/04
Skills
- Skills & Abilities
- Experienced with extensive training in computer repair, programming, troubleshooting and diagnosing hardware and software problems, networking, configuring mainframe applications, data collecting, organizing file systems, setting up network infrastructures, and constructing databases Installing and repairing pressure sensitive sensors, communications boards (both serial and fiber communications), fusing fiber optic communication cable, programming PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), and using CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software to design door control interfaces
Accomplishments
- 3
- General Purpose Relays
- Fundamentals of Electricity for Industrial Automation
- Intro to Factory Automation
- Power Supplies
- Industrial Timers
- Industrial Counters
- Energy Saving Basics
- EtherNet IP Basics
- EtherCAT Basics
- Achievements (Detailed list with pictures and specifications available upon request)
- Created system image for door control HMI (Human-Machine Interface) for all door control computers to operate from
- Lois Deberry Special Needs Prison site wide project including the wiring of every intercom, programming of 21 PLCs, and designing/building Omron Supervisor interfaces for the entire facility
- Installed and fused fiber for a statewide camera network to allow remote prison video networks to be monitored from central office in Nashville
- Ran fiber, fused and installed equipment to contact map 2 prison fence detection systems (MCCX, RMSI) including programming of PLCs to monitor status and alarms of fence alarms
- Converted an entire living unit’s door control (Unit 4 at RMSI) that operated on obsolete equipment, to new and state of the art equipment spending only $17,500
- This would have cost the State of TN $108,000 from a contractor
- Page 2
Certification
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Basic Electrical Theory and Operation
Electrical Diagnostic Tools and Testing Part 1 & 2
Electronic Theory and Operation
Understanding Electronics
Certifications (cont.)
OMRON INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
PLC Basics
Programmable Controller Setup and Operation
Introduction to Ladder Programming
Introduction to Factory Automation
Introduction course of IEC
Timeline
Electronic security systems programmer
TDOC
01.2014 - Current
Special Operations Tactical Officer – Correctional officer | tdoc
01.2008 - 01.2014
Infantry Airborne Armorer
U.S. Army
01.2004 - 01.2005
lead construction – it technician
01.2002 - 01.2008
Certificate of Completion, 3/ - undefined
TENNESSEE CORRECTION ACADEMY
Technical Degree - Auto-Diesel Technology
NASHVILLE AUTO-DIESEL COLLEGE
Diploma - undefined
MONTEREY HIGH SCHOOL
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