Installing fiber optic cables, including splicing, terminating, and connecting them to networks. This may involve working in diverse settings such as trenches, aerial placements, and indoor environments.
Inspecting and repairing damaged or faulty fiber optic cables, ensuring optimal performance and minimal downtime.
Utilizing specialized equipment like OTDRs, power meters, and visual fault locators to test signal strength, locate faults, and diagnose network issues.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to identify and address technical challenges.
Working with other technicians, engineers, and clients to plan, execute, and resolve issues related to fiber optic systems.
Adhering to safety protocols and procedures when working with fiber optic equipment and in various environments.
Engineer / Platoon Sergeant
U.S. Army
01.2012 - 12.2021
Assigned as a construction Section Supervisor in a vertical construction company.
Responsible for supervision, training, welfare and morale of thirty soldiers consisting of plumbers, carpenters and electricians.
Maintained and accounted for the safe operation of ten HMMWV, five M929 five-ton dump truck, fifteen 2KW generator, six 3KW generator and various tool sets and kits valued in the millions of dollars.
I always ensured the welfare of my soldiers was my priority. Gaining their respect through action not words.
Drill Sergeant and Training NCO
U.S. Army
01.2008 - 12.2012
Conducted initial entry training for newly enlisted personnel.
Instructed and assists in the training of basic combat tasks to recruits.
Developed recruits in discipline, physical fitness, military bearing, personal hygiene, first aid, pride in military and country.
Trained recruits in drill and ceremonies, basic rifle marksmanship and maintenance of assigned equipment.
Provided instruction on military history, customs, courtesies and military regulations.
Team Leader / Soldier
U.S. Army
01.2001 - 12.2008
Assigned as a Senior Heavy Vehicle operator in a Cavalry Squadron.
Maintained and accounted for the safe operation of a Cavalry Squadrons Ammunition Holding Area.
To include three m1078 LMTV’s, three 6K Forklifts, and one 10K forklift.
Equipment and ammunition valued in the millions of dollars.
Responsible for the morale, welfare, discipline and professional development of five soldiers.