Agildark

Transmissions Systems supervisor with 6 1/2 years Honorable military service, and possess Secret Clearance, experience operating / administering computers, radios and satellites, supporting global interoperability and military missions, by managing leadership, communications, training, and operations.

Hydrometeorological Instrumentation Technician - Maricopa County Flood Control District - Phoenix, AZ

(2025-12)

Assisted 4 technicians reporting to 2 supervisors and 1 district manager, working 10hr. shifts daily, consisting of prolonged sitting, standing kneeling, bending and lifting 50+lbs. without aids, in open Field environment, while supporting 60+ Flood Control District (FCD) employee's, National Weather Service (NWS), National Aeronautical oceanographic organization (NOAA) and (60+) 50388's, (60+) 50396's, (350+) 5069's, (500+) Maxxon Radios, (4) Drones, daily in Interoperability objectives, by managing communications, logistics, operations, compliance, administration, training.

• Re-engineered antenna systems to mitigate RF signal degradation between remote weather monitoring stations and the base station, optimizing antenna takeoff angles and establishing reliable long-range communications.
• Supported flood control readiness by testing, troubleshooting, and repairing 30+ radio systems; performed component-level soldering of capacitors, resistors, and fuses, adjusted voltage outputs, and verified frequency error.
• Assisted in the maintenance of 420+ remote weather monitoring stations by troubleshooting communications equipment, servicing weather sensors, and repairing or replacing internal electronic components.
• Saved Maricopa County $1.8K by repurposing legacy wiring to fabricate new cables, soldering salvaged ports into replacement transmitters, and reconfiguring older radio systems for integration into new weather monitoring stations.
• Followed all rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations.
• Strengthened technical proficiency across the communications team by training technicians on radio theory, antenna propagation, RF interference factors, and mitigation techniques.
• Operated (Unmanned Aerial Systems) UASs during flood event training exercises and communications planning operations to support situational awareness, field assessments, and improved deployment planning for communications assets.

CNC Mill and Lathe Student - Workshops for Warriors - San Diego, CA

(2025-04 - 2025-08)

Hand coding, and building out toolpaths on Mastercam for lathe and mill. Building out 3D models and assembly's on Solid works. Gaining certifications in Metalworking, Precision instruments, CAD and CAM software, Setup and layout, Use of CNC lathe and mill, as well as Benchwork.

• Spent over 12 hours Operating CNC Machines with hand programmed codes. Running Contours, Facing, Pilot Holes, Boring, Drill Holes, Deburrs and slot operations all, different depths and sizes.
• Spent over 20 hours hand writing CNC Mill codes using different G & M codes with I & J modifiers.
• Designed over 30 parts and Assembly's on Solid works, built a fully functioning 115 cubic inch Engine.
• Spent over 5 hours doing Machine Setup, Loading tools, Setting offsets, and performing tool touch offs.
• Using precision instruments such as, Calipers, Micrometers, depth gauges, Bore Gauges, and Pin Gauges.

Transmissions Systems Supervisor, 3/5 - U.S. Marine Corps - Oceanside, CA

(2023-01 - 2025-06)

Assisted 12 technicians and 4 specialists reporting to 3 supervisors and Department manager, working 12hr. shifts daily, consisting of prolonged sitting, standing kneeling, bending and lifting 50+lbs. without aids, in open Field environment, while supporting 500+ Cross-functional 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine. Regiment (3/5) staff and (40) PRC-160's, (40) PRC-117G's, (200) PRC-152's, (20) PRC-150's, (20) PRC-117F's, (40) PRC-163's, (275) PRC-153's, (20) VRC-110's, (20) VRC-112's, (6) MRC-148A's, (5) MRC-145B's, (6) VRC-103's daily in Interoperability objectives, by managing leadership, communications, logistics, operations, training, compliance and administration.

• Placed 4th overall and 1st across Department of Defense During QRPX 2024, by managing / facilitating communications between 2 Transmissions Systems supervisors and 10 Transmissions Systems operators
• Qualified 16 Transmissions Systems operators, by creating curriculum and weekly training tasks / timelines
• Managed 800 records for 1.2K+ Communication equipment items[$30M+], via Global Combat Support System's (GCSS) [Web based, intranet logistics / maintenance tracking application]
• Trained 150+ Physical Security specialists as incidental radio operations via 8 Harris radio systems over seven 3-wk. classes on Radio Theory, Antenna propagation and Field Expedient Antenna building
• Supported 3-wk. joint service training for 1.2K+ participants, by building, loading and facilitating 6 Radio plans
• Managed encrypted transmissions, by programing radios with cryptographic keys through Simple Key Loaders (SKL) and Tactical Key Loaders (TKL)

Transmissions Systems Supervisor, UDP - U.S. Marine Corps - Okinawa, Japan

(2023-06 - 2023-12)

Assisted 12 technicians and 4 specialist reporting to 2 supervisors and Department manager, working 12hr. shifts daily, consisting of prolonged sitting, standing kneeling, bending and lifting 50+lbs. without aids, in open Field environment, while supporting 3.5K+Cross-functional Unit Deployment Program (UDP) staff and (15) PRC-160's, (12) PRC-117G's, (123) PRC-152's, (8) PRC-150's, (9) PRC-117F's, (20) PRC-163's, (163) PRC-153's, (10) VRC-110's, (9) VRC-112's, (3) MRC-148A's, (3) MRC-145B's, (3) VRC-103's, daily in Interoperability objectives, by managing leadership, communications, logistics, operations, training, compliance and administration.

• Led 8 Transmissions Systems operators in 5K+ sqft. Combat Operations Center daily, monitoring and delegating teams with 12 assets for 24/7 operations over 3-wks.
• Facilitated coordination with 12 units to create 14 communication plans across the Indo Pacific

Transmissions Systems Operator, 2nd CEB - U.S. Marine Corps - Jacksonville, NC

(2019-12 - 2023-12)

Assisted 10 technicians and 4 specialists reporting to 3 supervisors and Department manager, working 12hr. shifts daily, consisting of prolonged sitting, standing kneeling, bending and lifting 50+lbs. without aids, in open Field environment, while supporting 500+Cross-functional 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion (2ndCEB) staff and (20) PRC-160's, (30) PRC-117G's, (186) PRC-152's, (20) PRC-150's, (20) PRC-117F's, (40), (300) PRC-153's, (40) VRC-110's, (40) VRC-112's, (6) MRC-148A's, (4) MRC-145B's, (3) VRC-103's, daily in Interoperability objectives, by managing leadership, communications, logistics, operations, training, compliance and administration.

• Increased readiness 17%, by mentoring 4 individuals in career progression, life experience and job knowledge
• Maintained 8 Blue Force trackers during 3-6 wk. Field operations, through loading cryptographic material, programming and operating within 40 mins.
• Facilitated pre-deployment ground-ground / air communications, by encrypting / testing 17 radio assets in 4 hrs.
• Maintained 1k+ Communications equipment [$25M+] during 2-8 wk. Field operations, via physical accountability, testing, parts ordering / receiving, corrective / preventive maintenance and programing
• Taught 27 Operations managers over 4 Hours to operate 4 Harris radios and build Field Expedient antennas
• Saved over $30k in funding, repurposing antennas and cables into 135 new radios

General Education - Santana High School