Jason Stephens75 Catalpa rd. Groton CT, 06340, 508-857-9701, Jaystevejls@gmail.com

Expert system administrator with 5 years’ experience managing multiple servers consisting of windows, linux and a data center. Was a critical part in moving the ships LAN from the ship to the crew’s living space during a refueling overhaul ensuring a seamless transition and minimal disruption of computer services to the crew.

Superior program manager. Oversaw the completion of 63 jobs totaling 1,050 man-hours, he flawlessly coordinated the efforts of multiple maintenance activities including Navy divers, NELODET, and NAVSEA to successfully conduct mission critical repairs of 2 Virginia Class submarines.

As R4 Information Assurance Officer, worked 41 hours performing a Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) verification ensuring the security of the Naval Submarine Support Facilities SQL server met the requirements for certification.

Skills include

LAN Administration Project Management Network Security IT Technical Support Workflow Planning Training and Mentoring Fiber Optics Maintenance and Repair LAN installation both hardware and Software Technician for various submarine systems Advanced knowledge of sound propagation and understanding of sonar equipment.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

US NAVY mar 2006 to present

Sonar Technician

Expert in operating and repairing various high level sonar equipment in a high stress, fast past environment.

Performed both at sea and shore based troubleshooting and repairs of electrical equipment.

IT System administrator

Helped in the implementation of shipboard LAN. This included setting up multiple servers including windows, linux and SQL. Also assisted in running all cable, configuring workstations and setting up user accounts and policies.

Increased security by implementing new firewall rules and installing and maintaining anti-virus.

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Information Assurance Officer

Processed both NIPR and SIPR accounts Managed the IA program insuring only qualified individuals received accounts and ensuring

there was no spillage between networks