1. Gail Mosley-Brown
3209 Spruce Pine Road
Virginia Beach, Virginia, 23453
757-447-4884
gailbrown3209@gmail.com
WORK EXPERIENCE
VECTRUS CORPORATION/DOHA QATAR, Colorado Springs, CO
Satellite Technician II, Mar 2015 – Present
• Satellite Communications shift lead who supervises a team of satellite technicians. Provides
operations and maintenance support and guidance as required for the satellite sites. Supervises,
and trains the workforce while providing operational guidance to military personnel.
• • Prepared organizational and daily reports to upper level management and satellite
controllers• Insured incoming personnel are trained on operations and maintenance of AN/USC-
60 Flyaway Triband Satellite (FTSAT) Terminal.
• 13 years experience providing strategic support for USCENTCOM. While operating support
over DSCS X-Band satellites, FTSAT terminals follow the procedures prescribed by Ground
Mobile Forces SATELLITE Communications (GMFSC) Controller. Configured terminal and
maintain satellite access in accordance with deployment orders and technical manuals. Establish
over the satellite communications with GMFSC Network Controller anytime the satellite is
accessed and promptly report all equipment problems, user outages, or any conditions affecting
communications to the GNC
• Coordinate between the user (tech control) and the GNC, as required to implement changes
in satellite service required by the user during mission.
• Material and equipment I directly use as follows AN/USC-60 /AN/GSC-39B, Satellite
Communications Terminal and associated equipment AN/GSC-51, DFCS and related equipment
(as applicable) Teleport- All generators, all terminals C, X, KU EHF, L and UHF bands Satellite
Modems- BEM, EBEM, OM-73, SLM-3650, COMQUEST, MD-10 UHF Modem’s, L-band
modems, and EHF modems. Multiplexers: TIMEPLEX Link +2 and ST-1000, AN/GSC-24,
AN/FCC-98, FCC-100, TD-1337, TD-1389, CSU/DSU and teleport and signal interface equipment
IDNX, Promina 800, ATM PSAX, MIDAS. Fiber Interconnect, Terrestrial Critical control Circuit
(TCCC) equipment, and power generation system AN/USC-64, Integrated Control Console
Switching Equipment- SMU/CDS (Compact Digital Switch) integrated switching suite with
associated COMSEC suite DISN SIPR and NIPR Hub Node Suites ITSDN SIPR and NIPR suites
Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) and associated battery set TDMA, FDMA Communications
Security Equipment- (1) TSEC/KG-84A/TSEC/KG-84C/TSEC/KG-194/KG-175/TSEC/KGX-
93/TSEC/KIV-7HS/TSEC/KIV-19/TSEC/Y-57/TSEC/KY68 and associated HYP-71 power supply.
Recruiter/HR Kuwait City, Apr 2015 – Feb 2016
• • Responsible for recruiting personnel for defense contracting positions in Iraq, Afghanistan,
Kuwait, UAE, Jordon and Qatar.• Interviewed potential candidates for positions but not limited
to the following; South West Asia of Army Communications Enterprise level positions tier I-III
support. Information Assurance Analyst, Help Desk, Microwave/Satellite, Network Admin,
Outside Plant (OSP), System Admin, TNOSC and RNOSC technicians. Sourced over 2580
resumes and conducted over 200 interviews• Collaborate with resource administrative in
establishing minimum and required certifications for screening candidates
Site Manager/Doha Qatar, Jul 2016 – Present
• Site Manager delegated while Site Manager absent, provides direction and leadership to
section leads and maintains overall responsibility of OMDAC-SWACA personnel assigned to their
site. Responsible for the administration, troubleshooting and maintenance of all equipment and
the activities of all personnel assigned to the site. Establishes work schedules, maintains good
order and discipline and ensures all personnel are properly trained to perform assigned tasks.
Responsible for safe operations at their site and report to the respective area or country manager.
ITT SYSTEMS/ IRAQ, Colorado Springs, CO
Satellite Technician/Program Champion, Oct 2003 – Oct 2010

2. • Provides operations and maintenance (O&M) support as required for the satellite sites.
Supports day-to-day operations to include circuit troubleshooting, outage reporting, publications,
and record keeping. Coordinates with outside agencies in the engineering and troubleshooting of
satellite trunks. Conducts systems engineering provisioning for all communications circuits and
directs operations. Coordinates with the local RNOSC for upgrades, modifications, activations,
and deactivations of all satellite trunks, circuitry, equipment, software and hardware. Drafts
revisions to the station Standard Operating Procedures to comply with RNOSC procedures.
• Program Champion - directly assigned to Iraq Country Manager. Performed duties to assist
Site Manager in helping to alleviate personnel issues between Site manager and employees.
Provided resolutions of conflict issues
EXELIS/AFGHANISTAN, Colorado Springs, CO
Technical Control Technician, Aug 2012 – Oct 2014
• Operates, monitors, secures, and controls the physical, data link, network, and transport
layers of strategic and tactical communications including connectivity to local and wide area
networks, end-to-end telecommunications and circuit switching systems, long-haul transmission,
and the global information grid. Performs, coordinates, and supervises their design,
configuration, operation, restoration, and improvements to include organizing and ordering of
proper equipment necessary. Analyzes their capabilities and performance, identifies problems,
and takes corrective action. Operates, maintains, and troubleshoots various cryptographic
equipment. Fabricates and installs various cable assemblies when needed. Performs facility self-
inspections to ensure safety within the workplace as well as organization of equipment and
cabling. Directs troubleshooting and makes operational adjustments to technical control and
telecommunication transmission equipment to include but not limited to Promina systems
(200/800), various modems (Canoga Perkins and PairGain), and various patch panels (DSX and
ADC K-Patch). Works in conjunction directly with various other sections to include, but not
limited to, Network/Systems Administrators, Outside Plant, and SL-100 personnel.
• Material and equipment directly used: Promina 200/800 EquipmentKIV-7/19 Encryption
DevicesKG-95/175 Encryption Devices Pair Gain Modems,Canoga Perkins Fiber
Modem,FIREBERD 6000A/8000 Test Equipment,Mulitmeter/Voltmeter,DSX Patch Panels,
ADC K-Patch Panels
EDUCATION
Saint Leo University, Virginia Beach, VA
Completed coursework towards Information Technology (IT) Management, Aug 2012
US Navy Radioman A & C School, San Diego , CA
High School Diploma, Aug 1988
Fort Gordon Signal, Fort Gordon, GA
High School Diploma, Oct 1988
• Satellite Communications, operation and maintenance use of USC-28, AN/USC 52 , AN/GSC-39,
AN/FSC-78 AND 79 TERMINALS
ADDITIONAL SKILLS
• CompTIA Security + CE; CCNA R&S;ITIL V3
• 20 yrs. Retired US Navy ( Surface Warfare Specialist) Information Technology Specialist. I
have received many meritorious awards to include Navy Commendation Medal, Naval
Achievement Medal, many commendation letters to not exceed other medals and letters of
appreciation throughout my career. Active Secret Clearance
3209 Spruce Pine Road Virginia Beach, Virginia, 23453 757-447-4884 gailbrown3209@gmail.com