William A. Parks8105 Oaklake Ct, Alexandria, VA 22309

Cell: (703)973-8981

willparks@hotmail.com

Summary

Communications professional with a current SECRET security clearance. Previously cleared to the TS/SCI

level. Twenty years of experience as an Air Force 3D173 RF Transmission Systems supervisor. Experienced leader

with proven ability to solve problems demanding and dynamic work environments. Extensive program/project

management experience with heavy exposure to waterfall project management methods and some use of agile

project management methods.

Experience

Assistant Project Manager, Insight Global, Pentagon (16 April 2015-Present)

Coordinated logistics for a 32-person cyber security conference delivering room access, food services and

security clearance processing at two locations

Analyzed 65 cyber security proposals identifying the eight most mission-ready projects for $1.8 million in

funding

IT/Telecommunications Project Coordinator, Metrosystems, Washington DC (15 Dec 2014-15 April 2014)

Coordinated voice/data circuit activation and shutdown on four Department of Homeland Security site

modification projects

Oversaw the installation and activation of voice and LAN services for 26 Immigration and Customs

Enforcement users that were relocated from one building to another

Quality Assurance Program Manager, USAF, Barksdale AFB, Louisiana (November 2011-October 2014)

Project Coordinator for Barksdale Air Force Base Command Cyber Readiness Inspection cross-functional

preparation team to achieve the highest security rating possible

Identified Cisco port security vulnerability, researched static secure MAC addressing procedures and

implemented Cisco IOS modification schedule for 115 level 2 switches

Oversaw creation/deployment of network policy scripts designed to wake up Windows clients from sleep

mode, re-install HBSS client, initiate all required software updates

Implemented a staggered client update model for two networks; patches deployed in three-subnet

increments eliminating severe bottle-necks and raising patch compliance rates from 45% to 95%

Program Manager for a quality assurance program to evaluate compliance with maintenance/training

standards, policies and procedures for an 83-person communications organization

Training/Advising Program Manager to Afghan Air Force, Kandahar AB, Afghanistan (April 2013-March

2014)

Advising/training Program Manager for two training programs covering telephone installation, radio

systems and local area networks as well as organizational leadership for 34 Afghan officers and soldiers

Flagged LAN infrastructure security breach and immediately implemented the corrective action stopping

the compromise of classified data traffic

Responsible for first-line help desk support, installation of LAN cables, printers and Cisco switches in

addition to coordinating port opening, shutdown and maintenance after cancellation of IT support contract

Identified/updated corrupt radio correcting numerous problems in 18 General Dynamics tactical radios

preventing unnecessary purchase of new radios saving $210,000

Logistics Operations Program Coordinator, White House Communications Agency (WHCA),

Washington DC (June 2008-November 2011)

Created initial requirements and oversaw development of SharePoint Analytics-based dynamic report to

replace Power Point-based reporting to provide real-time daily logistics reporting

Coordinated equipment ground shipments transporting equipment worth $570 million for 190 Presidential

trips with a 100% on-time pick-up and delivery rate

Planned airlift logistics for 72 overseas Presidential/Vice Presidential visits moving 2,200 passengers and

equipment worth $352 million

Motorcade Vehicle Electronics/Vehicle Maintenance Supervisor, WHCA, Washington DC (June 2005-June

2008)

Led 17-person maintenance team supporting motorcade communications vehicles worth $11 million

resulting in zero system failures during 750 presidential motorcades

Directed simultaneous installation projects valued at $500,000 (electromagnetic emanations testing room

and ceiling mounted tire racks) completing both projects on-time and within budget

Designed and implemented automotive fabrication training for program 17 technicians which cut system

installation times by 25% and reduced annual fabrication costs by $75,000

Electronic Systems and Network Maintenance Supervisor, 352d Information Operations Squadron, Hickam

AFB, Hawaii (June 2000-June 2005)

Recognized as #1 out of 123 airmen in electronics and telecommunications during the 2004 Air Force

Intelligence Agency career field knowledge challenge

Designed and installed LAN cable infrastructure and low-cost cable trays for unclassified and classified

networks saving $100,000 in contracting and material costs

Education

Colorado Technical University, B.S in Business Administration (August 2012) with a concentration in

Project Management. Graduated Cum Laude from Colorado Technical University

Community College of the Air Force (2003), Associates Degree, Electronic Systems Technology

Completed a CCNA Routing and Switching training class (no certification)