1. William A. Lozano
Anchorage, Alaska 99504
(206) 379-1447 ■ william.a.lozano@gmail.com
SUMMARY
I possessstrong organizational, communication, and analytical skills that I can adapt to different work environments. I have the
ability to organize, prioritize, and work underextreme work pressure,heavy workloads, and deadlines. I am certified by the Fiber
Optics Association and Draka for fiber optics and Cat 5&6 cabling. I also possess security clearance through the United States
military.
EMPLOYMENT
United States Marine Corp August 2010 - August 2014
Tactical Switchboard Operator
 Installed and terminated commercial grade fiber optic network supporting 300 nodes.
 Spliced and tested up to 300 count fiber.
 Troubleshot,repaired, and maintained telecommunications systems.
 Led, developed, and managed a team of 10 telecommunications professionals.
 Managed Bahrain USMC fiber optic network.
 Trained and developed personnelon current fiber optic techniques.
 Programmed and maintained a Deployable End Office Suite and a Remote Subscriber Access Module.
 Coordinated with members of my team to ensure the daily objectives were completed in a timely manner.
 Effectively conducted maintenance and material management of the telecommunication systems.
 Managed teams of junior Marines to effectively create, maintain, organize, and file records and documents for the
telecommunications inventory.
EDUCATION
United States Marine Corps
Military occupational specialty training 29 Palms, California February 2011 - May 2011
 Completed 3 months of extensive and in depth training to become a tactical switchboard operator
 Completed over 300 hours of programming HDX and VX900
 Proficient in programming and maintaining a Deployable End Office Suite, and a Remote Subscriber Access Module.
 Performed over 200 hours of trouble shooting
National Communications Training Centers June 2014 - July 2014
 Fiber Optic Association Certification/Draka Certification.
 Received 30 RCDD and 12 Installation BICSI credits.
 Technical Training: Over 105 hours of intensive hands-on training in the following:
o Fiber Optic Cable
o Termination of more than 40 connectors (ST and SC)
o Fusion Splicing - Fiber Splice Enclosures preparation (Tyco, Coyote, Corning)
o Cable (Corning and Pirelli ribbon) up to 432 count.
o Site plan interpretation – distribution of high-count fiber to homes.
o Power Meter and OTDR testing.
o EIA/TIA Standards
CERTIFICATION
 Secret security clearance: USMC June 2011- present
 Certificate of Completion BICSI RCDD September 2011-Present
 Military Supervisor and Management Certification February 2014
 Fiber Optic Association Certification/Draka Certification
o For Fiber Optics and Cat 5&6 cabling July 2014-July 2015