1. Calton Johnson II
 13810 Hotomtot Drive • Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 • 301-356-5799 • caltonjhnsn14@gmail.com
Skills
 Software: Microsoft Office Suite 2010 (Access,Excel,PowerPoint, Word); Microsoft Windows Operating
Systems Windows 7 and 8; Norton Ghost; installing drivers; basic HTML, blogs, and wikis; basic understanding
of database, SQL, and JAVA
 Hardware: Cisco IT Essentials (PC software and hardware); HP desktops & laptops; Dell desktops & laptops;
Lenovo ThinkPad laptops; HP printers; general computer builds and repairs; hardware installations and swaps;
 Networking:Networking experience (running cables, troubleshooting connections, activating ports, basic router
configuration, switches, Wi-Fi router)
 Certification(s):Working towards CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+ and Java certifications
Experience
NASA Headquarters Washington DC
Chief Technology Officer Innovations ProgramSupport February 2016- Present
 Troubleshoot innovations hardware so it functions to the highest standard for contractors, civil servants, federal
employees, and civilians.
 Test possible software and hardware to be used at NASA Headquarters.
 Research current policy updates and innovations in the enterprise in order to institute them here at headquarters.
 Negotiate with companies to commercialize NASA innovations/inventions in order to generate revenue.
Dollar Tree Capitol Heights, MD
Cashier/Stock Clerk August 2013 – November 2014
 Conducted multiple transactions while providing excellent customer service to customers resulting in a 20 %
increase in revenue
 Organized and arranged over 150 boxes of inventory throughout the store within three hour intervals
Education
Year Up / Northern Virginia Community College Arlington, VA
Information Technology Training September 2015 – Present
 Enrolled in a leading national career development program with 250 corporate partners graduating 2,000 students
annually across thirteen cities; the one-year program includes college-level coursework,career training, and a six
month corporate internship
 Participated in Information Technology track, which prepares students primarily for roles in desktop support, IT
help desk, and business operations
 Earned 15 college credits in Information Technology and English in partnership with Northern Virginia
Community College; mastered coursework in computer networking, computer troubleshooting and repair,
business writing, professional skills, personal finance, customer service, and critical thinking; completed Cisco IT
Essentials course material via Year Up,a Cisco Networking Academy
Volunteer and Leadership Experience
Kiamsha Youth Empowerment Upper Marlboro, MD
August 2008 – May 2012
 Gathered and organized canned foods for the needy through churches in the District of Columbia
 Served as co-chairman and regulated information such as dates,meeting hours, transportation, and issuing
responsibilities to my peers and mentees.
Civil Air Patrol Upper Marlboro, MD
Cadet Airman First Class August 2005 – May 2008
 Motivated my peers through leadership and self- discipline to achieve academic and personal goals.
 Assisted at a soup kitchen in the local area providing others with proper nutrition and emotional support.