This document is a resume for Jonathan D. Green summarizing his experience as a senior computer operator for the Department of Defense, supporting various military training exercises and operations. He has over 10 years of experience managing computer operations and training programs at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin. He also has over 20 years of experience in the US Army and Army National Guard, including multiple deployments and leadership roles overseeing artillery and weapons systems operations.

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JONATHAN D. GREEN
Rialto, CA  jon.green1213@gmail.com  909.301.7573
www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-green-a28477123
LCS COMPUTER OPERATOR,DODSUB-CONTRACTOR
Multi-faceted senior computer operator of Life Cycle Support (LCS) for various phases of the Department of
Defense (DOD) AcquisitionManagement Processwithextensive technical and tacticalexpertise in developing and
monitoring training scenarios for BLUFOR/OPFORfireunits withcorresponding follow-upanalyticalassessment
of results for fire missions and field training exercises. Excel in dynamic, collaborative environments requiring
supervisory level military/artillery operations expertise with adjoining technical and team-building focuses.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
 Project Management: Confident and self-motivated supervisor. Accustomed to overseeing workflow within
dynamic environments involving training and restructuring periods. Proven success managing intricate
quality/ISO,security, safety,and training programs frominitial execution phase to finalization and post-action
analysis.
 Strategic Operations: Diverse background in Combat Training (CTC), Multi-Integrated Laser Engagement
(MILES)system, and Army Battle Command (ABCS) systems and related technical environments. Pro-actively
identify operational and performance gaps to develop and implement training scenario improvements.
Creative problem solver with a reputation for improving operational efficiency and trainee performance.
 Effective Communication: Outstanding capacity to assess deployment-ready minimum performance goals
and deliver targeted recommendations for military personnel deployment training scenario development.
Able to communicate effectively across intersecting departments. Confidently engage with staff members,
outside contractors/vendors and key military stakeholders of all levels.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
ADVANCED SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. – National Training Center, Fort Irwin, CA
Computer Operator IV – Shift Lead, 7/2010 to Present
Related Skills: Team Leadership & Oversight, Operational & Data Processes, Technical/Tactical Expertise
Managed and supervised shift team members and training program processes while ensuring delivery of
comprehensive data capture and assessment. Identified training education and skill development needs and
offered specific solutions to best meet technical requirements, resulting in improved trainee performance and
scenario outcomes. Managed conflictresolution situations utilizing data analysis and risk assessment. Developed
and fortified supervisory level team member relationships through ongoing over-the-shoulder training and
mentoring.
Key Contributions:
 Led and supervised 4-8 team members through LCS processes; managed and ensured delivery of high level
solutions and analysis across all phases of the training program lifecycle.
 Successfully managed new training scenario onboarding effortsthrough development of program outcome
minimum performance requirements, Levelof Effort(LOE) assessments and associated resource allocation
requirements.
 Collaborated with other shift leads to evaluate and adjust training program monitoring based on scenario
situational data; managed strategic direction for comprehensive data capture of field unit performance
during training exercises.
 Communicate and problem solve withsystem architectsand computer programmers toensure system “end
product” meets end user needs to accomplish job functions and tasks

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Computer Operator IV – Shift Lead (Continued)
 Provide tactical analysis of the battle field during real time simulations and battle tracking to foresee
possible improvements for “after-action” reviews shared with both battalions and brigade
US ARMY NATIONAL GUARD – California
CURRENTLY ACTIVE: CA National Guard SFC E-7
Related Skills: Tactical and technical expertise on high tech weapons system, leadership position within Platoon
Integral member of a crew that operates high technology cannon artillery weapon systems. Supervised the
operation, loading, and maintenance of the Field Artillery Ammunition Support Vehicle.Used computer generated
fire direction data to ensure accurate elevation, loading and firing. Participated in reconnaissance operations to
include security operations and position preparation. Supervised the handling, transportation, accountability,and
distribution of ammunition. Assisted section chief in supervision of Howitzer operations, maintenance, and
training.
Key Contributions:
 Supervisory responsibilities over a Platoon (30+ personnel) unit during training and field exercises
 Conduct and carry-out large scale training exercises regarding the overall operation, security, and
maintenance of the weapons system while also monitoring and evaluating Platoonpersonnel during the
exercises for post action review
Significant Experience/Positions:
12/2012 to Present Gunnery Sergeant | A BTRY 1-144 FA
11/2010 to 12/2012 Acting 1st Sergeant/Fires Platoon Sergeant | HHB 1-144 FA
05/2010 to 11/2012 MET Station Leader/Fires Platoon Sergeant | HHB 1-144 FA
08/2009 to 05/2010 Future OPS NCO/ATO (KFOR-12) | HQ 1-144 FA
06/2007 to 08/2009 MET Station Leader/Fires Platoon Sergeant | HHB 1-144 FA
02/2005 to 06/2006 Squad Leader (JTF GTMO) | B TRP 1-18 CAV
02/2003 to 01/2005 Squad Leader (Edwards AFB, CA) | 1-144 FA
Significant Deployments:
07/2009 to 07/2010 Mobilization US Army SFC E-7 | Camp Bondsteel, KOSOVO
02/2005 to 03/2006 Mobilization US Army SSG E-6 | Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp, CUBA
12/2002 to 01/2005 Mobilization US Army SSG E-6 | Edwards AFB, CA, USA
US ARMY – New York
Fire Support Specialist SPC E-4 | Honorably Discharged, 11/1993 to 03/1996
Field Artillery Support Specialist supervising the emplacement of displacement of weapons systems (M109 A6
Howlitzer) while also providing security for the weapon and tactical & technical knowledge to fire the weapon.
Significant Deployments:
03/1994 to 03/1996 OPERATION RESTORE/UPHOLD DEMOCRACY, US Army SPC E-4 |
Port Au Prince, HAITI

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EDUCATION
US ARMY & ARMY NATIONAL GUARD MILITARY TRAINING
Cannon Crew Member Course, 08/2011
Anti-Terrorism Officer Basic Course, 12/2009
Adv. Noncommissioned Officer Course, 04/2009
Field Artillery (13W MOS) Meteorological Crew Member Training, 02/2007
Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course, 09/2005 & 09/2007
Primary Leadership Development Course, 12/1998
Department of Defense Security Clearance: SECRET Level
Currently Active
SB VALLEY COLLEGE, San Bernardino, CA
Studied: Liberal Arts, 2001
EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL, Rialto, CA
High School Diploma, 1993
AWARDS & CITATIONS
Army Commendation Medal (3rd Award)
Army Achievement Medial (3rd Award)
National Defense Service Medal (3rd Award)
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Humanitarian Service Medal
Kosovo Campaign Service Medal
Overseas Service Ribbon
Good Conduct Medal
NCO Professional Development Ribbon (w/ numeral 3)
Armed Forces Reserve Medal (w/ M device)
Army Service Ribbon
NATO Non Article 5
USAF Achievement Medal
USAF Force Protection Basic Badge