1. Kevin Webb
938 Corwin Avenue Hamilton OH, 45015
(513) 628-7278
kgwusmc@hotmail.com
OVERVIEW
Highly motivated college graduate and decorated veteran field communications specialist of the
United States Marines with proven ability to lead and work under pressure.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
 Networking Systems/Wired and wireless
 Computer troubleshooting and repair
 Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 2008 Server,
 Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project
 Electronics hardware installation
 Programmable logic
 CNC Machine Setup/Operation
 Metal Fabrication/Welding
EXPERIENCE
May 2013- Jan 2014
Service Representative/Social Security Administration
Provided customer support for the Social Security Administration. Duties included: Issuance of
Social Security Cards. Projections of future benefits. Providing legal name changes. Issuance of
foreign worker benefits. Using government databases and verification of legal documentation.
Was dedicated to provide superior customer service to the public by performing tasks assigned to
me in a timely and legal manner. Resigned due to personal reasons (will discuss upon request).
December 2010-March 2013
Full Time Student/DeVry University Cincinnati Ohio
Bachelor of Business Administration Class of 2013
Dedicated three years to degree completion. Completing on average eighteen credit hours per
semester. Received Dean’s list honors every semester except one, in which twenty six credit
hours were taken with a B+ average. During degree completion achieved a 3.6 GPA and
graduated Cum Laude. The course of study included a core in management and entrepreneurship.
A well rounded business program with coursework in: Project management, new product
development, E-Commerce, marketing, business ethics, psychology, human resources,

2. professional writing, business planning and strategic decision making, as well as Budgeting,
Finance and Managerial/Financial Accounting.
May 2010 – September 2010
Premium Staffing/Butler County department of Job and Family Services
Database Entry
Handled and scanned Job and Family service case files into a database; commissioned by Butler
County, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, in order to create a more organized and
efficient way, for personnel to access documentation and case records. Review of case records
to determine where they belonged in the database was main responsibility, as well as classifying
documents according to their sub categories into the database. Many documents were out of date
and not standardized. Creating sub categories for these documents and determining where others
went into the database became routine, along with coordination between myself and the Database
Manager in implementing sub categories within the database that the entire scanning team would
implement into standard operating procedure. Maintained a 98% efficiency rate in performance
with the average being 85%. Due to budget cuts the program was downsized and outside
contracts were terminated.
April 2008 – April 2010
Qualiturn
CNC Machine setup/operator
Setup and operated CNC machines in order to manufacture parts for BAE systems. This
included; reading from blueprints to set up machines for specification of job orders, changing
tooling and program modifications, in order to maintain tolerances for quality control. Testing
parts from blueprint to ensure quality and tolerances were maintained, as well as routine
maintenance of CNC machinery. Also loaded and off loaded material with forklift when needed.
Always achieved and mostly over achieved production levels and was given a two dollar raise in
the first ninety days of employment. Was in training to become a CNC programmer when
sudden defense cuts, caused contracts to be terminated with BAE systems leading to downsizing.

3. November 2001 – November 2007
United States Marine Corps
(Field Communications Specialist)
2005 – 2007: Camp Pendleton/Fallujah Iraq:
Responsible for providing communications and training of convoy operations to officers in
charge of moving supplies within the Al Anbar Province for the I Marine Expeditionary Force.
This included pre deployment training, instructing over 50 classes to every officer within the I
Marine Expeditionary Force. These classes were on communications, network infrastructure,
field radio and tactical satellite systems and communications procedure. During a seven month
deployment in Iraq I served on a team of communication specialists tasked with providing
special services for the entire I Marine Expeditionary Force. These tasks included convoy
support, electronic countermeasures for forward operating bases, computer, radio and satellite
networks, as well as Regimental Combat/MITT team support. Our team successfully completed,
over 150 convoys and liaison with private contractors to provide ECM systems for all bases
under I MEF control. During this time I also served as a trainer for the I MEF headquarters
group working with a Marine intelligence, training and tactics group, training Iraqi security
forces in field communications infrastructure, equipment and small unit tactics.
2004 – 2005: Fallujah Iraq:
As a member of a security detachment, provided communications and helped lead a twenty four
man team, responsible for providing armed security for high priority targets traveling throughout
Iraq. Job on the team was to provide communications support to higher command elements and
to ensure effective communications during operations. Was also responsible for installation and
maintenance of vehicle mounted communication systems and electronic countermeasures for
Improvised Explosive Device suppression. During a fourteen month deployment our team
successfully completed over three hundred convoys with a hundred percent success rate with no
casualties, repelling fifteen enemy attacks. During this time, I also served as a communications
specialist to 3rd Battalion 5th Marines providing air support during both invasions of Fallujah.
During the campaigns, I served as a radio operator relaying coordinates and orders to higher
command elements to help provide close air support and artillery support for combat operations.
2003 - 2004 Camp Pendleton/Nasiriya/Baghdad Iraq:
As a member of the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit Special Operations Capable, trained
extensively to respond to global conflict and humanitarian and diplomatic response. Helped
provide communications for the I Marine Expeditionary Force in the invasion of Iraq. Duties
included: establishing command operations centers in Kuwait before the invasion. These
centers comprised of encrypted radio/tactical satellite systems, computer networking systems and

4. ECM and UAV support systems. During the invasion served with Task Force Tarawa as a radio
operator for the battalion commander. Helped effectively communicate orders and relay orders
and relevant information to higher command elements. Enemy resistance was quite fierce
through our sector of advance, which included key bridges over the Tigris and Euphrates, which
allowed for the fastest and longest overland action in Marine Corps history. Our Unit earned the
Presidential Unit Citation, as well as the Naval Unit Citation.
2002 - Communications and Electronics School, Twenty-Nine Palms, California
Military Occupational training and leadership development course. Educated on field
communication systems and their practical application and use in Marine Corps operations.
Earned a meritorious mast for leadership and academics.
November 2001 – Jan 2002 Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island South Carolina
Marine Corps recruit training. Thirteen week course that turns a civilian into a U.S Marine
rifleman. Training consisted of; leadership, core values and principles, discipline, physical
fitness, small arms and small unit tactics and training, troop movement and close order drill.
EDUCATION
DeVry University – Cincinnati, Ohio
Bachelor of Business Administration
Concentration – Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship
Cum Laude 3.6 GPA Class of March, 2013
REFERENCES
Available upon Request