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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2002-Present: Employed as Event Controller for the Air National Guard Integrated Network Operations and Security Center (ANG INOSC), GS-2210-12, Current Salary $43.29/Hr. Leadership responsibilities include having supervised of up to 25 personnel in multiple network security sections, including Infrastructure, Boundary Protection, Intrusion Detection, Vulnerability Assessment, Operations Support, Orders Processing Cell, and Event Management. Worked with multiple Unix/Microsoft Operating systems. Acted as trainer/certifier for multiple personnel/positions. Served four years as the appointed Information Assurance Officer (IAO) for the ANG Enterprise Network, spanning 50 states and over 100 ANG Wings. Currently the Information Assurance Manager (IAM) for the ANG INOSC. Duties encompass making leadership decisions and problem solving affecting the network operations and security posture of the entire ANG. Represent the ANG INOSC during daily AF Network Operations community (AFNETOPs) briefings. Involved in planning of future architecture as it relates to security and network operations, and provide solutions and alternatives to changing requirements. During this period I have overseen teams of networking professionals to complete ANG Enterprise Level Certification and Accreditation (C&A) for seven key Core Service security gateways in seven states for both Unclassified and Classified networks. This has required the generation of over 1000 documents and allowed 102 locations to also become compliant with Department of Defense (DOD) C&A requirements through inherited IA controls. Attended Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) foundation and Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF) training through Microsoft. I interact daily with AFNETOPs leadership, National Guard Bureau and other DOD entities in the course of normal duties. The above duties include both Unclassified and Classified networks. Current Supervisor: Captain Daniel Rogers, 316-759-7281.

1996-2002: Employed as LAN Administrator. Duties included working with both classified and unclassified information, responsible for network security, communications security, network administration, LAN infrastructure, and the IA training of wing personnel. Personally instructed user training classes on Banyan Vines and various Microsoft products to include MS-Office, Outlook. Installed and maintained software and hardware on servers and workstations both classified and unclassified and on multiple Operating Systems including Banyan Vines, MS Windows and other Unix based systems. Supervised/trained traditional guardsmen. Maintained Firewalls, Routers, Servers, Web Proxy devices and more. Supervisor: CMSgt John Kimball, Retired.

1988-1996: Employed as Computer Maintenance Technician. Duties included lockdown of desktop computers, software and hardware installations and upgrades, cable installation, Fiber Optic splicing, performed certified maintenance on Tempest computers (Specially shielded to prevent electronic emanations). Trained new wing personnel in computer security practices. Prior to the Air Force having a computer AF Specialty Code (AFSC), computer maintenance was part of telecommunications. Therefore I also became fully proficient in the telecommunications career field, including telephone switching equipment, and telephone encryption equipment. Personally built the 184th computer maintenance section from the ground up. Also acted as backup for the Radio Maintenance and Audio Visual Maintenance sections. Supervisor: CMSgt Russell Brotsky, Retired.

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1986-1988: Employed as a Communication/Navigation/Inertial Navigation System/Penetration Aids Specialist on the F-16 Aircraft. Duties included repair of all F-16 A/C Avionics systems and chaff/flare systems. Fully trained in Aircraft Electronics, reading schematics, troubleshooting and repair to component level, advanced soldering techniques. Supervisor: MSgt Bruce Ausleson, Retired

1982-1986: Employed as Inertial Navigation Specialist on the F4 Phantom

Aircraft. Duties included repairing Inertial Navigation Computers, Weapons Release Computing Systems, and many other duties. Fully trained in Aircraft Electronics, reading schematics, troubleshooting and repair to component level, advanced soldering techniques. Supervisor: SMSgt James Broadhead, Retired.

EDUCATION

2002-present: Friends University, Wichita, KS, Pursuing Bachelor’s degree in CIS- two semesters required to finish, currently carry a 4.0 GPA. Intend to immediately follow up with Masters program.

1998-2002: Butler County Community College, McConnell AFB, KS

2000: SNCOA Graduate, In residence, Maxwell AFB, AL

1989: Non Commissioned Officers Academy Graduate, In residence, Keesler AFB, MS

1979: GED, Wichita Ks

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS

CISSP, Number 97035.

Carry 3D091 AF Specialty Code. Previously carried 3C091. The 9 = Master level.

Currently working as a supervisory GS-2210-12.

Many various AF and Civilian training certificates spanning 32+ years of service. (Available upon request).

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church.

Volunteer time with the Salvation Army during holiday seasons.

Donate to Big Brothers/Sisters, Feed the children.

Support Special Olympics, as well as Race for the Cure and multiple other charity events.

MARITAL STATUS

Married 32+ years

SPECIFIC QUALIFICATIONS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Leadership qualities include the daily supervision of multiple sections, responsible for safeguarding the entire ANG Enterprise as the Defense Controller, Network Operations Controller and currently Event Controller and Information Assurance Manager.

Possess 32 plus years of experience including extensive involvement with the National

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Guard Bureau (NGB) maintaining a close relationship with the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and the entire AFNETOPs. My last 26 plus years has been working directly in communications, the last 12 plus years working at the enterprise level in the ANG INOSC. I make daily decisions that directly impact the day to day network operations and security of the entire ANG.

Served 4 years as the Information Assurance Officer (IAO) for the entire ANG Enterprise, with extensive knowledge of Information Security, providing expert guidance to wings with regard to Security and Information Assurance, interpretation of AF/DOD regulations, NGB guidance, NSA and NIST guidance, and more. Currently serving as the Information Assurance Manager (IAM) for the ANG INOSC.

Spearheaded a 3 plus years long ANG Enterprise Certification and Accreditation (C&A) effort, which produced roughly 1000 various documents, changed enterprise level architecture and procedures to improve security and prevented the disconnect of the entire ANG Enterprise from the DISA backbone (NIPRNet). These efforts also brought the entire ANG into compliance with FISMA laws for security. I have recently finished re-accreditation of the C&A as this reoccurs on a three year cycle.

Use of extensive written and verbal communication skills daily with many entities including AFNETOPS, NGB, DISA, all ANG Wings, and other services and outside agencies. Personally assisted the AF in the re-writing of many existing communication (33) series AF Regulations and Instructions, and assisted Project Management Offices with developing standard checklists and other written guidance. Directly involved in the development of the ANG Enterprise C&A Inheritance and Service Level Agreement documents currently provided to all ANG Wings.

Served as a member of the National Guard Bureau Project Integration Group (NGB-PIG), which developed new policies, architectures, and integrated new technology into existing ANG network operations.

Currently carry the CISSP certification, as well as pursuing higher level education with Friends University.

Previously experience includes working in INOSC, Telecommunications, Computer Maintenance, Radio Maintenance, Audio Visual, Network Communications Center and Aircraft Avionics. Possess a strong understanding of the daily operations and security/IA requirements of the entire communications arena, both from a national level and local level.

Currently in possession of a Read-In Top Secret SCI security clearance.

In closing, I am a highly motivated individual and more than ready to take on new challenges and responsibilities. I truly appreciate your taking the time to consider my resume and what I have to offer in terms of Leadership, Knowledge and Professionalism and 32+ years of experience and service. I hope to begin working for you soon.

VR,

Jerry Lee Osborn