Brady Blackner: Lead Field Engineer in Layton, UT

- Currently managing day to day operations of 21 full time employees, this includes scheduling, training, unscheduled daily task and the handling of problem escalations. - Experienced in Data Processing and Signal Processing (DPSP) - Interpreted and monitor data collected by site systems displayed on the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) - Efficient with Mobile Moring System(MMS) and Aerostat procedure to include operations, repair, and tether terminations, fiber handling - Line handling certified on Nose line, Moring lines, snubbing operations, winch cap and level wind. Trained to calculate lift and add and release helium on air ship. - Diagramming and consolidating all schematics for Mobile Moring System (MMS), Aerostat and hardware; this information is used to track errors and problems that occur to the source of the problem - Responsible for preventive maintenance check and services (PMCS) for Mobile Moring System (MMS) and Aerostat to include Heat Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC), power system, fiber and hardware - Experienced in the area of power conversion and capable of power transfers as well as operating and running diagnostics on Low Power Module(LPM), Medium Power Module (MPM) and Mobile Electric Power (MEP)810 generators - Ready site/system for system integration testing - Perform actions to facilitate the completion of system integration tasks as set forth in the System Integration task documents - Work with JLENS Integration Engineers and Flight Directors while providing continuity to the scheduled tasks - Perform system integration processes - Trained by TCOM personnel in all areas to include adding and removing hardware, wiring, fiber handling, trouble shooting and diagnostics, as well power conversion - Efforts were recognized by Raytheon Leadership as a key component which led to the successes at UTTR and the resulting decision to deploy the JLENS system

Security Forces and Force Protection - Control Entry on to Utah Training and Testing Range - Control Entry onto J-lens Sites - Over See security of J-Lens Sites - Hold and maintain Secret Clearance - Investigate incidents as they occur

- Resolve high-risk tactical situations. - Trained to tackle hostage situations, high-risk warrant service operations, search and rescue operations, close quarters tactics, covert and undercover tactical operations, special circumstances such as crowd control and rural searches and many other high-risk circumstances - Provide for public safety by maintaining order, responding to emergencies, protecting people and property, enforcing motor vehicle and criminal laws, and promoting good community relations. - Identify, pursue, and arrest suspects and perpetrators of criminal acts. - Record facts to prepare reports that document incidents and activities. - Review facts of incidents to determine if criminal act or statute violations were involved. - Render aid to accident victims and other persons requiring first aid for physical injuries. - Testify in court to present evidence or act as witness in traffic and criminal cases. - Supervisor experience as Police Officer Level III and Officer in Charge for 3 years - Ogden Swat Hell Week Instructor 2006-2009 - Defensive Tactics Instructor for Layton City - Received Life Saving Medal and Chief’s Merit Award. - DEF TECH chemical munitions and noise flash diversionary device or NFDD Instructor - Field Training Officer responsibilities - Honor Guard Team Leader for 2