Adin Burroughs

XXXX XXXXXXX Dr.

Albuquerque, NM 87120

505-XXX-XXXX

adindb@gmail.com

SUMMARY

· Nine years of project management experience in the Air Force and Private Industry

· Twelve years computer programming, networking and consulting experience and expertise

· Ability to make tough decisions in time critical high pressure situations

· Skilled in learning new tasks and new systems quickly

· Secret Security Clearance: TS/SCI SSBI 1/95

· Captain in US Air Force Reserve, Airborne Laser SPO, Primary AFSC: 63B, Secondary AFSC: 13B3B/D

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

University of Central Florida • Orlando, FL • 1993

B.S., Computer Science / Aerospace Studies • GPA: 3.06 • Major GPA: 3.1

Deans List Fall 1992, Summer 1993. 1 of 25 initially selected for National Science Foundation sponsored Center for Parallel

Computing. President Delta Upsilon 1992 Academic Year.

University of Florida • Gainesville, FL • 1991

A.A., Liberal Arts and Sciences

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Software

DIS, HLA, HTML, Java, C/C++, Pascal, ADA, Microsoft Access, SQL, M680X0 Assembly, X86 Assembly, TCP/IP, LISP, Visual Basic, Delphi, World Toolkit, C-Linda, Parallel Virtual Machine, X/Motif, Unix, Windows XP/2000/NT, Windows 9x/ME, Linux

Hardware

IBM PC Clones, BBN Butterfly, MasPar, Silicon Graphics, Sun 3XX/4XX, NeXT, Vax 11/750, Routers, Hubs, Switches

Military Systems

JTIDS / TADIL-J (Link 16), Tadil-A, B (Link 11A, B), Link 1, TPS-75, MCE, AWACS E-3, UPA-62, ADSI, CCD, DTSS-16, CTAPS, HUMMV, LMS MT

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Northrop Grumman Information Technology • San Diego, CA • 2002 to Present

Program Manager/Business Development

Led combined software and hardware teams to fulfill customer needs in the datalink/command and control markets. Exercised all stages of program management from developing work breakout structures to performing earned value assessments. Worked with potential customers to develop new programs to help them overcome current and upcoming challenges. Used technical expertise in datalinks to lead the Simulations Interoperability Standards Organization (SISO) product development group create standard methodologies to simulate datalinks. Received professional recognition for paper presented at SISO Fall 2002 conference. Represented SISO to NATO datalink interoperability testing syndicate, providing technical expertise and official SISO guidance.

Scientific Research Corporation/AFC2TIG_Det4 TACCSF • Kirtland AFB, NM • 2000 to 2002

Senior Systems Engineer

Provided technical engineering support to the USAF throughout the entire lifecycle of large simulation acquisition programs and exercises at the Theatre Air Command and Control Simulations Facility (TACCSF). Used experience in DIS, HLA, large software development efforts, and command and control (C2) to develop system requirements, provide technical oversight during system development, and author/conduct operational acceptance testing. Chair of SISO Study group to develop simulations datalink standards for simulation industry adoption. Authored white papers exploring simulations and C2 technology’s applicability to the TACCSF. Developed and conducted C2 orientation programs for non-C2 military personnel. Explored new contracting possibilities for SRC and authored proposals. Continued marketing efforts with potential clients to meet all client needs.

Southwest Research Institute • San Antonio, TX • 1999 to 2000

Research Analyst/Software Designer

Designed datalinks subsystem for the AWACS Mission Simulator (AMS II) using C++ and object oriented methodologies. Assisted in design of AMS II as Subject Matter Expert for all AWACS surveillance and datalink related issues. Analyzed current networking technologies and recommended advanced networking hardware to be used as backbone for AMS. Designed, managed, and executed all AMS system/acceptance plans and tests. Traveled to potential customer sites to assist in promoting the AMS product. Represented SwRI at simulations interoperability conferences. Voting Member and author for C4I-Implementation Study Group, Simulations Interoperability Standards Organization (SISO).

US Air Force (USAF)/606^th ACS • Spangdahlem AB, Germany • 1997 to 1999

Chief, Operations Crew: Captain

Responsible to the director for the conduct of all daily operations. Oversaw three offices and twenty personnel ensuring that all equipment and personnel were effectively scheduled to meet U.S. and NATO headquarters taskings. Ensured all operations personnel are ready to deploy worldwide. Fourth person to receive the award of Distinguished Graduate from the military's only advanced joint C2/datalink school. Provide training and positional certification for all new Air Surveillance Officers. Additional Duties: Instructor and Evaluator Air Surveillance Officer, Weapons Director

USAF/606^th ACS • Spangdahlem AB, Germany • 1996 to 1997

Chief, Plans and Exercises: First Lieutenant

Ensured 52 personnel were prepared to execute joint exercises as tasked by U.S. and NATO headquarters. Designed and created complex simulated air operations exercises enhancing unit overall effectiveness. Created team to monitor crew effectiveness during simulation exercises. Utilized diplomatic and communication skills to coordinate all aspects of the unit’s participation in multinational exercises. Acted as Liaison to NATO; resulted in unprecedented cooperation and involvement with equivalent NATO agencies. Additional Duties: Air Weapons Director, Chief System Training Program.

USAF/606^th ACS • Spangdahlem AB, Germany • 1996 to 1996

Air Weapons Director: First Lieutenant

Ensured aircraft mission effectiveness and survivability using mobile radar equipment after handoff from air traffic control. Saved 30 man-hours per month while increasing effectiveness by developing a new Microsoft Access database to track all operations personnel's positional hours. Created and led the working group that planned and purchased all Information Systems.

USAF/552^nd OSS • Tinker AFB, OK • 1995 to 1996

Chief, Surveillance Mission Development: Second Lieutenant

Maximized training opportunities for Airborne Warning And Control System (AWACS) surveillance crews. Implemented system to monitor quality and effectiveness of surveillance training for aircrews. Designed and created a first ever deconfliction and scheduling system using the web, Microsoft Access, and bulletin board software that became the datalink deconfliction system in use today for the entire United States. The deconfliction system ensures absolute compliance to Federal Aviation administration regulations concerning military flying training and civilian flight safety. Integrated national deconfliction system into new scheduling software.

USAF/964^th AWACS • Tinker AFB, OK • 1994 to 1995

Air Surveillance Officer: Second Lieutenant

Supervised and led the surveillance team that detects and identifies all aircraft in a theater--ensured that no friendly

forces were killed and that no enemies were allowed through air defenses. Configured and optimized all sensors on the $270 million AWACS Aircraft. Ensured that all detected aircraft were received from and transmitted to outside agencies via datalink. Planned and purchased all computer hardware and software in new Battle Management Operations Center. Ensured maximum training effectiveness with outside agencies via a low-cost video teleconferencing system allowing crews to debrief face to face. Integrated existing technologies into a first-ever system that displays and allows management of the air battle from any commercial TV system. Set record with a 98.9% academic average during training course designed for experienced officers.

USAF/325^th TS • Tyndall AFB, FL • 1994 to 1994

Weapons Director Trainee: Second Lieutenant

Completed undergraduate training with 94% average and initial systems qualification training with a 96% average.

Electronic Warfare Associates • Orlando, FL • 1993 to 1994

Software Designer

Principal software designer for Windows 3.1/NT based Client/Server electronic warfare trainer utilizing C, C++, Winsock,

TCP/IP, SMP and Unix. Designed and administrated Windows for Workgroups 3.11 based Ethernet LAN. Upgraded and maintained all computer based hardware and software.

Kirk Marketing Group, Inc. • Winter Park, FL • 1993 to 1993

Database Design Consultant/Systems Integrator

Developed Windows database applications using Access 1.1/SQL for corporate customers and integrated with enterprise wide

network and application solutions utilizing Ethernet LAN/WAN's and Windows. Participated in development of real-time virtual

reality flight simulator on the Unix platform with custom hardware.

University of Central Florida (UCF) Department of Hospitality Management • Orlando, FL • 1993 to 1993

Systems Administrator

Created, implemented, and administrated student computer labs with over 40 computers using Windows and Windows NT Advanced Server with TCP/IP and NetBIOS. Designed future WAN capabilities for integration with the Internet and the University of Central Florida Backbone. Designed software in Windows for security and user administration of the network allowing each user to have individualized windows environments.