1. Ulysses L. McCullough III
umccullaj2@gmail.com
(720) 385-7236
Objective:
To join a team dedicated to doing the best of their ability in attempt to continually improve
themselves and the success of the company.
Goals:
 Continual Perfect Attendance.
 Production met.
 Teamwork achieved every day.
 Satisfaction from completion at the end of each day.
 Employment goals met.
Accomplishments:
 Promoted to an A Fueler and OJT (On the Job Trainer) in the fueling department with
ASIG (Aircraft Service International Group) in 2007.
 Promoted to Fuel Lead with ASIG in 2008.
 Successfully established the first chapter of Shades of Blue at Metro State Denver
called The Aeronautical Club in 2010.
 Promoted to Lead Load Master in 2012 with Great Lakes Airlines.
Skills and Knowledge:
Familiar with/Trained in:
 Ethernet and Fiber Optic cord connections/specifications
 Configuring DHCP for various networks
 Configuring DNS for various networks.
 Subnetting/Supernetting
 Multicasting

2.  Understanding IPV6 and various aspects.
 Unix/Linux - Ubuntu (Bash) and Fedora (Bash)
 Familiar, trained and updated on Windows Programs Applications (Word, Excel,
PowerPoint)
 Familiar with basic level responsibilities and requirement for Ethical Hacking.
 Familiar with components of Apple and PC computer’s hardware/software functions.
 Trained on basic level Ethical Hacking Procedures (White Hat)
 Basic penetration testing for Network vulnerabilities (Wireshark, NetWitness
Investigator)
 Trained in basic C++ Programing
Education:
Colorado Technical Institute Aurora CO
Network Systems and Administration Oct. 2015 – Present
Network Security Current GPA 3.2
ITT-Technical Institute Aurora CO.
Network Systems and Administration Sep. 2014- August 2015
Dean’s List 12/2014, 03/2015 ending GPA 3.6
Metropolitan State College Denver CO
Aviation Technology, minor in Space Aug. 2003-May 2007
Commercialization May 2007- Dec. 2010
Ending GPA 3.0
Denver East High Denver CO.
General Education Sep. 1999- May 2003
Ending GPA 3.8
Accomplishments:
 Promoted to an A Fueler and OJT (On the Job Trainer) in the fueling department with
ASIG (Aircraft Service International Group) in 2007.
 Promoted to Fuel Lead with ASIG in 2008.
 Successfully established the first chapter of Shades of Blue at Metro State Denver
called The Aeronautical Club in 2010

3. Work History:
HSS (Medical Center Of Aurora) – August 29, 2015 – December
14, 2016 4862 E. 9th
Ave. Denver CO, 80206 (303) 320-2726
Security Officer: My duties as a Security Officer are to assume patient assist post, check-
in and document after-hour visitors, and patrol the hospital buildings. If a visiting patient is
on a mental or medical hold, I am responsible for ensuring that patient does not leave (until
cleared to do so by medical staff), as well as does not harm any other patients, staff, and/or
themselves. I am required to document, check-in, and issue visitor passes to all patients that
arrive during after-hours. I also type patient and hospital activity reports during this
time/post. The last (certainly not the least) on my list of duties is assuming the responsibility
of patrolling the four buildings of Rose Medical Center to ensure a safe and peaceful
environment is present at all times. When called on if a disturbance is present, I assist my
follow officers and medical staff to defuse/stabilize the situation and restore peace in a
timely manner.
Colorado Technical University (Anythink Library-Wright
Farms)- November 2, 2015- August 10, 2016
5877 E. 120 Ave, Thornton CO, 80602 (303) 632-2300
Cyber Navigator (Teen Room): As a Cyber Navigator in the Teen Room, it is my
responsibility to aid and assist with technical issues presented by visiting students. I walk
through steps to complete a particulartask dealing with the library equipment, or actually
physically preform what needs to be done (software and hardware). In particular, I deal with
our “Garageband” software and help with studio recording and exploring questions and/or
technical difficulties. I assist students with connecting game systems and/or computers to
TV’s (HDMI, etc.) in a timely manner. Exercise proper time management with equipment
holding time limitations. Throughout the day I assist librarians with the checking out of
books, study rooms, and library equipment.

4. CPI Card Group- May 4, 2015- August 25, 2015
8034 Midway Dr. Littleton CO, 80125 (303) 973-9311
Machine Operator: As a Machine Operator, it is my duty to embed smart chips into
various customer credit/debit cards. I set up, adjust, and monitor the equipment (MPR
machine) to produce as many “smart cards” in a shift as possible. When asked, I assist co-
workers with the set up and needed adjustments. I am required to perform basic level
maintenance on my machine throughout the shift, for a smooth flow of produced cards.
MMC Group- December 2, 2014- May 1, 2015
4500 Cherry St. Denver, CO 80210 (303) 217- 4194
Eligibility Specialist: I am responsible for processing new and annual renewed
government medical assistance applications from the online Peak website. I am to use the
skills and knowledge I received from my “on the job training” to determine if the information
uploaded to the computer system (CBMS) is correct. It is also my duty to perform case
maintenance and update missing information on open and existing cases.
KIK Custom Products- June 2014 – December 1, 2014
4941 E. 39th Ave. Denver, CO 80207
(303) 399-1240
Quality Control Inspector: It is my responsibility to ensure the desired bleach
produced is at a specified concentration. This is accomplished by weighing random bottles at
designated times and observing the results. From my observations of these results, I
determine if the desired bleach is at the proper concentration based off weight. I am also
responsible for the quality of propercap closure by means of measuring cap torque. When
requested, I assist my lead in equipment diameter changes for various size bottles.

5. Atlas Logistics- October 2013 – June 2014
10251 E. 51ST AVE DENVER, CO. 80239
(303) 715-5731
Order Selector: My duties are to pick and stack perishable food items in a timely
manner instructed by a talk man system. Once all items are properly selected and stacked,
the load is wrapped and staged to be later loaded on a truckfor transport.
UPS (United Parcel Service): November 2012 – October 2013
8500 Pena Blvd. Denver, CO. 80249
(800) 877-1508
Aircraft Loader: My duties were to verify accuracy of location to destination and load
UPS boxes on contracting aircraft. Work in potentialharsh (cold/hot) weather conditions and
under pressure for the guarantee of on time departures.
Great Lakes Airlines: July 2010 – October 2013
8500 Pena Blvd. Denver, CO. 80249
(303) 348- 1771
Lead Ramp Load Master: My responsibilities were to ensure the safe loading of
assigned GLA aircraft. This included making time sensitive calculations of passenger weight
and luggage with the captain of the flight. I needed to handle harsh (hot/cold) weather
conditions as well as work under pressure to ensure on time departures of assigned flights.
Integrated Airlines: November 2009 – July 2010
8500 Pena Blvd. 80249 Denver, CO. 80249
(303) 376-6923
Ramp Agent – My duties were to load luggage, dump Lavatories, and assist parking
aircraft all in a timely manner. Sometimes required to work under pressure due to harsh
(hot/cold) working conditions.

6. Skytank - January 2009 – October 2009
8500 Pena Blvd. Denver, CO. 80249 (303) 342-3362
Fueler – My responsibilities were to fuel contracting aircraft and ensure the safe operation
of equipment. Perform mathematical calculations to determine a specific quantity of fuel per
aircraft (converting gallons to pounds and vice versa). Able to workin sometimes harsh
(cold/hot) weather conditions to ensure on time departures.
ASIG – June 2006 – January 2009
8500 Pena Blvd. Denver, CO. 80249
(407) 648-7373
Fueler – Same job responsibilities and duties as Skytank, however was promoted to the
positions of Lead Fueler and OJT (On the Job Trainer). As a Lead I would dispatch fuel load
assignments to fuelers. As an OJT I would train new hires on the operationalduties and
responsibilities as a Fueler.
Community Involvement:
 Tutor and mentor students’ k – 12 on Aviation and Aerospace related topics with the
Shades of Blue Aeronautical Club.
Honors & Awards:
 Received a scholarship from United Airlines’ First Officer Willie Daniels for 10 hours of
flight instruction for successfully establishing Metro State’s Shades of Blue
Aeronautical Club.
 Received a flight training scholarship from United Airlines’ Captain Walt Keith in the
amount of $2,000 for demonstrating strong leadership skills on the job and in the
community.