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System Administrator NCOER Examples
o created over 80 user accounts for Task Force Orion; facilitated instant and secure digital communication ability
o installed a variety of devices including, printers, Ubiquiti switches, MFD, and SVTC on the network; expanded mission capabilities
o reimaged and set up over 60 NIPR laptops designated for AFU personnel; connected all Task Force participants
o resolved 13 Local Area Network casualties and 8 CASREPs; in-house restoration prevented $XXX in contractor fees
o responded to 2,345 trouble tickets; reduced average wait time for resolution by 50% over 13 months
o managed the $360k procurement and lifecycle replacement of 677 computers; expanded 24/7 Defense Cyberspace Operations mission capability and ensured 99% system availability
o served as system administrator for the 4th Sustainment Brigade rear detachment; satisfied all IT requirements inhouse
o was the driving force in the installation and implementation of SCI IT for the successful completion of the MS Windows 7 Client and MS Windows Server migration across 10 remote sites, serving 300 users
o oversaw 15 IP cutovers and resolved 113 tickets ensuring the highest C4I readiness through assured communications to units operating in the AFRICOM Area of Operation
o facilitated the acquisition and installation of the latest communication technology, increasing technical capabilities for the newly commissioned network
o maintained 100% compliance with Directorate Of Information Management (DOIM)
o supervised the re-imaging of all systems on the network; diligent efforts resulted in updated system software and compliance with new Fort Hood standards
o updated all user agreements within the rear detachment and supporting units
o assisted in the installation and operation of multichannel line-of-site and tropospheric scatter communications systems and networks
o redesigned base SIPRNET utilizing virtual desktop infrastructure, decreasing both administrative overhead and security vulnerability by 80%
o evaluated and adopted shadow project early which allowed for inventory management and security vulnerability assessments on NIPRnet devices
o planned and participated in exercise AGILE RAGE; validated advanced ground operation tactics, techniques, and procedures
o performed and assisted team members with unit level maintenance on assigned communications equipment
o led 33 personnel in spearheading the completion of 14,200 PMS checks for three work centers
o dedicated 250 hours to the complete rebuild of the unclassified Local Area Network; reconfigured nine servers and 110 workstations, resulting in a 95% availability
o pioneered the implementation and joint service use of the most technologically advanced broadband communications system in the SOCOM Community; increased bandwidth by 100%
o spent 40 hours reinstalling two domain controllers, three member servers, and nine workstations while ensuring users experienced no downtime or loss of data
o ensured the corrective and preventive maintenance of 31 virtual servers, 11 server racks, five backbone switches, and 22 edge switches across three networks supporting two multi-national exercises
o committed 30 hours to restoring a Proxy server during a building-wide NIPR outage; restored NIPR services to 900 customers and two COCOM commanders
o contributed to the structuring and implementation of the 4th Sustainment Brigades computer and networks operations
o contributed long hours and tireless efforts to ensure that daily operations ran smoothly and effectively while maintaining security
