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JASON C. ANDRADE
10308 Ni River Drive • Spotsylvania, VA 22553 • 434-429-9831 Jason.andrade.ibdd.@gmail.com
Clearance: Secret
Desired:
A business manager utilizing my skills and experience supporting our customers.
Professional Experience
PBM, Inc., Fredericksburg, VA May 2014 – present
Operations Manager
 Monitor the scheduling and dispatching of employees on day-to-day operations, including
ensuring job execution and performance. Myriad daily supervisory tasks involved.
 Serve as liaison between clients and contractors for scheduling, completion, and resolution of
problems.
 Job cost estimator for all aspects of commercial and residential properties repair, construction,
demolition, and reconstruction. Analyzed job sites and wrote project work orders for personnel,
tools, equipment, vehicles and materials. Job cost estimator for custodial services.
 For large, complicated proposals, coordinated with others (State, Federal governments and other
Vendors) to obtain their proposals to provide multi-faceted business services for the
conglomerated proposal/solicitation (RFPs).
 Support Accounts Receivables with collection activities for non-payment and past due invoices.
 Act as DOT Manager working directly with Department of Transportation ensuring all company
vehicles meet DOT standards and regulations, overseeing equipment maintenance and repair.
 Updated business’ computer systems; performed technical assessment of antiquated computer
hardware and software shortfalls; proposed and implemented system alternatives to include new
servers and upgrades. Recommended business process and software improvements and
implemented upon approval. Trained sales and management staff in the use of cell phone apps
related to job bidding estimates, and proposals.
 System administrator maintenance functions for operating systems, file server, email and business
software. Maintain all office computer systems, and hardware.
 Assisted with the design, configuration and organized the setup of facility security cameras.
Varec, Inc. / Leidos, Alexandria, VA Sept 2007 - Feb 2014
Senior Systems Analyst
Provide technical and operations support for DoD Fuels Manager Defense, all Fuel Automated Systems;
DoD’s above ground fuel storage inventory gauging systems.
 Support fuel ordering IT systems (PORTS, FMD, FES, WAWF, BSM-F) to DoD base customers;
required for ordering bulk and ground fuels. This support included initial customer account

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creation, customer password resets, and in-depth analysis of system ordering issues for DoD,
contractors, and vendors.
 Support over 630 troops on base (customers) to ensure that base level customer fuels accounts
were reconciled monthly.
 Resolved both buyer and seller issues at all levels of the wholesale retail fuels process.
 An expert with FMD 6.0 allowing quick resolution for all possible problems which BSM-E
customers encounter during daily processing and when interfacing with the Fuels Enterprise
Server (FES).
 A FES power user; understanding all business rules required to process base level transactions to
systems of record.
 Provide analysis and create/run SQL scripts necessary to resolve billing issues with FES and the
systems of record that could not be resolved through standard software interface.
 Worked closely with commercial IT system and hardware vendors to provide warranty support
utilizing software and hardware expertise.
 Continually exceeded quotas for ticket response time and quality following guidelines set by the
government for service level agreements as they relate to updates and closures, utilizing Remedy
Service Desk Express (formerly known as Support Magic.)
 Possess outstanding communication skills and rapport with the DoD Energy customers.
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE RESERVE – AIR TRANSPORTATION 2005 – 2010
Air Transportation Apprentice
Responsible for servicing military aircraft (C-5A Galaxy, C-17 Globemaster, C-130 Hercules, Boeing 747
series, and the DC 10); in support of AOR Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Enduring Freedom
(Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kuwait).
 Ensured fleet, freight, passenger service and ATOC (Air Terminal Operations Controller) ramp
controller, as appropriate, met arriving and departing aircraft to provide required service in
accordance with locally established sequence of events.
 Coordinated the movement of 4,362.5 tons of ammunitions over 372 days.
 Monitored the movement of AMC MICAP (Air Mobility Command Mission Capability), through
close coordination with load planning, special handling, and information control. Monitored all
AMC MICAP shipments from the time they arrived in the terminal until they were loaded on the
aircraft and the aircraft departed.
 Operated material handling and passenger service equipment.
 Coordinated and operated cargo loading and offloading procedures.
 Performed departing and terminating aircraft fleet operations.
 Assisted in preparation and maintenance of shipping documentation.
 Interfaced with flight crews to ensure aircraft cargo is properly prepared and loaded, meeting all
requirements for safe transportation and military standards.
 Coordinated air terminal/aircraft requests for service, passengers, and cargo.
 Aided in emergency relief, assistance and humanitarian programs.
 Moved 300,000 passengers and 29,300+ tons of cargo over 9,860 missions in support of OEF
(Operation Enduring Freedom) which today is the largest troop movement in history

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 Trained terminal operators in GATES (Global Air Transportation Expeditionary Service) and
GDSS2 (Global Decision Support System Software).
 Palletized/capped military working dogs/equipment enhanced Force Protection efforts, deterred
terrorist activity.
 Monitored the movement of high visibility priority cargo through close coordination with load
planning, special handling and TACC/APCC (Tanker Airlift Control Center/Aerial Port Control
Center) prior to any deviations to planned movements.
 Verified loadmaster/boom operators alert time with CCC (Command and Control Center) and
ensured crews were briefed concerning explosives, hazardous, or other special handling cargo.
Provided the hazard class/division and gross weight of all hazardous materials; gross and net
weight for explosive shipments.
 Aircraft load briefings to the aircraft commander or designated representative concerning
prisoners and guards, couriers, numbers of pallets, load characteristics (overhang, rolling stock,
etc.), total tonnage.
 Finalized quality control inspection for all outbound general, hazardous cargo and passenger
documentation ensuring accurate information for down line stations.
 Ensured delivery of all final manifests to the aircraft and proper loading of passengers aboard each
flight in time to permit scheduled departure.
 Liaison between ATOC and Korean, Japanese and Australian military force.
Education, Certificates and Training:
Comp TIA Security +
Fuels Accounting Course
Advanced Wholesale Retail Fuels Training
Advanced FuelsManagerDefense & Express Training
Advanced FuelsManager/Leak Manager program
Columbia State Community College - 3 credits – Micro Computer Applications
Lackland Air Force Base – Technical Education – Logistics Readiness– 24 semester hrs
Licensed by the State of Virginia to administer drug screens for Drivers under DOT laws
Skills, Software and Program Suite
IBM Remedy Support Magic
PORTS Password Application
PORTS user interface Ground and Bulk research user
RM Resource Manager PORTS query tool
FuelsManager Defense & Express administration
Microsoft Suite of Products to include: Microsoft project, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook Etc.
Execute and update SQL scripts
Installations, configure, and Maintain: Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows XP
Multiple logistics software applications for the Air Force
Serve as administer for Microsoft Enterprise Suite and Microsoft outlook

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