1. Mr. Jay Teerlink
888 Stacey Place
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23464
Home: 7572268195
Mobile: 7578026791
Email: jnteer@hotmail.com
Career Specialty: ITSpecialist/Network Administrator
Work Experience:
United States Navy
June 5, 2006 - Present
50+ hours weekly
Center for Information Dominance Unit Hampton Roads
Dam Neck NAS
April 2013 - Present
2088 Regulus Avenue
Virginia Beach VA 23461
Instructor for Information Systems Maintenance (ISM), Petty Officer 2nd
Class
 Administratorandinstructorof 270 studentswith100% graduationrate withover1,000 hoursof
teachingandover150 hoursof remediation. The Instructionconsistedof teaching coursesonA+,
Networking, Servers, Linux, and the GCCS-Msystem
 Moved two computer labs from Chamberlin Hall Building 102 to Carter Hall Building 572 while
class wasin sessionwithminimal downtime of studentslearning whichrequiredthe installation
of 4 account servers: HP DL380 server, Compaq ProLiant DL380 server, 2 web Dell power edge
2450 server servers, 3 Cisco switch Catalyst 2900 series switches, 2 Cisco Router 3600 series
routers, 42 Dell Computers Optiblex 760’s running Windows 7 and Linux OS’s and thousands of
feetof Cat5whichallowedthe smoothtransitionof new buildingandnewcourse withnewPCfor
the course
 Supported the command’s transition from old course to new Cisco Net academy training
 Sat in as the recorder for students’ academic review board
 Providedthe Fleetaportal foraccessingcourse technical andadministrative resourcesbycreating
the ISMNKO Communities of Practice web page
Supply Petty Officer
 Requisitioned and managed $25,000 of administrative supplies of pens, paper, HP Server,
Lexmark printer, power point presentation clicker for the N721 department which includedthe
InformationSystemMaintenanceInstructors,JointMaritimeCommandand Capability Instructors
and Global Command and Control System Maritime instructors.
Additional Information:
• Secret Security Clearance good until 2024 with ability to qualify for Top Secret
USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, CVN 69
December 2010 – April 2013
60 + hours worked
Naval Station Norfolk, Norfolk VA

2. 1530 Gilbert Street
Norfolk, VA 23511
Damage Control Petty Officer CS6 Supervisor
 Supervisorover4sailors’ overallmaintenanceof damage control equipment,signingthe proper
paperwork and submitting it up the chain of command
 Up kept Battle Lanterns, Air tight, water tight doors, HVAC units, Firefighting stations, CO2
bottles, and emergency floatation devices for sea service
 Supervised three areas of spot checks for CVN69 3Minspection and ensured qualification.
 Performed reportsquarterly,semiannually,andannually of Damage Control PettyOfficerwork
for as the 3Mcoordinator of CS6 division
 Supported inthe spotchecksfor CVN 69 3M inspectionandensuredshipsqualification
 Created a video instruction on how to perform a proper spot check that was broadcast on the
ships news network to over 5,000 sailors.
USS Nimitz, CVN68
April 2007 - Dec 2010
60+ hours worked
Naval Base Kitsap - Bremerton
120 Dewey Street
Bremerton, WA 98337
SPS-67 Primary Navigational Radar Technician
 Responsibilities included maintaining and repairing SPS-67 Equipment, troubleshooting and
replacingequipment toprovided continual navigational radar for the ship during deployments
 In charge of the up keep and replacement of antenna dish when necessary and kept the radar
functioning during normal sea operations
Community Service:
 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints: Lay leader of two ships over 150 hours of Teaching
gospel principles to 12-13 year olds during 2014. Currently teach once a month to the elder’s
quorum, and assist in the cub scout program pine wood derby; 2014-Present
 ParticipatedinanAdopt a Highwayin2014; 4 hours
 SalvationArmyToysforTots drive to handout toysto familiesinneedduringthe 2013
Christmasseason;4 hours
 Volunteeredat Tidewater foodbank in Virginia Beach, Virginia during 2011 Christmas season; 6
hours
 Volunteeredatanorphanage inSouthKoreaduringthe 2008 deployment;8hours
 Volunteered at an orphanage/school in Chennai, India during the 2007 deployment installing
lights and improving living conditions; 8 hours
 Volunteeredatabatteredwomen’scenterinChennai,Indiaduringthe2007 deploymentplanting
palm trees.
 Volunteered at an orphanage in South Korea during the 2008 deployment; 8 hours
Education:
DeVry University
1317 Executive Blvd
Chesapeake, VA 23320
September 2008-December 2015
GPA: 3.39/4.0

3. Credits Earned: 123
Major: Technology Management Honors: Dean’s List Summer 2015, Dean’s List Fall 2015
Relevant Coursework
 Introduction to Business and Technology
 Motivation and Leadership
 Statistics for Decision Making
 Data Analysis with Spreadsheets
 AC Circuits
 DC Circuits
 Basic Digital Circuits
 Solid State Devices
 Communication Systems, Operation and Maintenance
 Technical Orientation
 Electronic Systems
 A+ Certification
 Network Administration
 Server Administration
 Unix Operating Systems
Other Relevant Coursework, Licenses, Certifications:
 Information Systems Maintenance (A-150-2300) (NEC 1678)
 Naval Instructor Training Course (NEC-9502)
 TPX-42 Shipboard DAIR Maintenance Technician (NEC- 1592)
 Radar SPS-67 (NEC-1507)
 CISCO net academy IT Essentials certification
 CISCO net academy CCNA Routing and Switching: Introduction to Networks
Achievements:
 Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal
 Good Conduct Medal (3)
 Enlisted Information Dominance Warfare Pin
 Master Training Specialist Pin
 Navy-Marine Achievement Medal (2)
 Battle E
 Letter of Accommodation from Rear Admiral J.W. Bayless Jr.
 Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal
 National Defense Service Medal
 Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
 Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
 Navy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (4)
 Navy Pistol Marksmanship Ribbon