The document provides details about Henry McKelvey's career and experience. It summarizes that he is a senior software engineer with extensive experience in data communications, systems testing, network engineering, and information technology. Some of his current roles include supporting railway communication projects, testing potential interference to wireless systems, and teaching cybersecurity courses as an adjunct professor.

1. HENRY A. MCKELVEY
Sr. Software Engineer
Rockwell Collins (ARINC)
Summary
Widely-accomplished, inventive and tenacious executive-level Information Technology leader
with specialized competency in data communications center operations, strategic optimization of
testing standards, information/data systems solutions development, and training Breaking new
ground in process and device advancements during research and development projects,
Established talent in providing committed technical management coupled with adeptness to
coordinate effectively with cross-functional teams for superior project delivery in accordance
with strict budgetary and time guidelines. Mr. McKelvey exhibits outstanding technological and
engineering proficiency and the aptitude to build long-lasting rapport with business partners,
associates, and clients with an unparalleled standard of excellence in all operational domains.
Current experience in development of upgrades to and application of the Connected Vehicle
Test Bed at the FHWA Turner Fairbank Highway Research Center, and testing of potential
sources of interference to DSRC. Development and implementation of a Mobile DSRC and
802.11ac Testbed using LTE and Internet based platforms.
Core Competencies
Systems Testing and Patent Development • Process Reengineering • Electronics Engineering •
Tactical Training • Cross-Functional Collaboration • IT Solutions Development • Operational
Data • Network Operations • Research & Development • Data Engineering • Hands-on Example
Based Team Leadership/Team Motivation • Budget & Resource Management • Complex Multi-
Tasking • Contract Negotiations • Client Satisfaction • Quality Control/Assurance • Regulatory
Compliance • Risk Management
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
ARINC Incorporated – Annapolis, MD 2013- Present
Mr. McKelvey has started supporting the RAILWAYNet project that will provide network
communications for Rail vehicles that will aid Positive Train Control efforts. His role is as a Sr.
Software Engineer and Data Communications support Engineer. Mr. McKelvey brings his skills
and abilities in Network Engineering, and Data Communications Management to support the
RAILWAYNet and Positive Train Control Projects.
Mr. McKelvey provides support for the systems testing of potential sources of interference to
DSRC. This includes testing in-band and adjacent band licensed and unlicensed systems, other
sources of signals or noise in the DSRC band, and proposed unlicensed UNII-4 (WiFi) systems
that could potentially operate in the DSRC band. This testing includes field signal capture of

2. signals from existing systems, and structured tests to test the strength and impact of interfering
signals at different distances from DSRC devices, and at different power levels.
In a previous task, Mr. McKelvey was part of the ARINC team for upgrading the TFHRC
Connected Vehicle Test Bed, and conducting testing of candidate wireless communications
(including DSRC) and vehicle positioning technologies. The test bed upgrade also included
installation of a typical Traffic Management System software package, CCTV cameras
distributed around the facility, and a video management system to detect and track vehicle
movements. Mr. McKelvey worked extensively on-site at TFHRC to install, configure, and
validate the test bed upgrades, and to conduct the communications and vehicle positioning
technology tests.
Potomac College – Washington, DC 2012-Present
Currently Mr. McKelvey is an Adjunct Professor at the University of the Potomac, where he
teaches the Cyber Crime and Cyber Terrorism Countermeasures course. Mr. McKelvey is
developing a Virtual Cyber Crime Forensic Laboratory for the study of the Scientific Method of
Computer Forensics. Mr. McKelvey has worked on the development of teaching methods
involving the use of virtual systems, computers, routers, switches, and other network elements.
Instructs courses in the following topics:
1) Network Security and Design
2) Cloud Computing
3) Cyber security and Homeland Security
4) Computer Forensics and Investigation
5) Hacking Countermeasures
6) Ethical Hacking
7) Computer and Data Networking
Columbia Telecommunications Corporation (CTC) - Kensington, MD 2012-2013
Mr. McKelvey was a Senior Engineer at the Columbia Telecommunications Corporation (CTC).
Mr. McKelvey’s responsibilities included the collection and communication of technical
specifications for various projects dealing with the delivery of Internet, Network Services and
Connectivity for rural areas. Conducting research of systems for use in various projects, and
conducted comparison studies on different Emergency Operations Center Software programs
like WebEOC, E-Team, and HazNet. In addition, to the above duties, Mr. McKelvey Conducted
tests of various Smart Grid Implementations, including the design of a sample SmartGrid
Network, and associative control devices.
Mr. McKelvey also compiled and delivered documents covering the Inside and Outside cable
plant specifications for the interconnection within Prince Georges County Maryland. Mr.
McKelvey also served as a Quality Assurance and Quality Control Engineer under contract to
Maryland Transit Authority. Duties at the MTA involved the review and rework of QAQC
specifications documentation submitted by Vendors. Mr. McKelvey as a QAQC Engineer
participated in various meetings to guide the project to completion by making sure that the
vendor and the MTA followed the QAQC specifications.

3. JEM Engineering – Laurel, MD 2010-2012
Part of the Quality Assurance Team at JEM Engineering. Mr. McKelvey was responsible for
Test, Qualification, and QC of Isotropic Radiators and Antenna Systems. Created test plans and
methods for new and existing antenna systems. Mr. McKelvey also supported the company's IT
Infrastructure and backup automation project.
Key Achievements
 Testing of antenna systems for military Vendors
 Setup of network and computer systems for test facilities within JEM Engineering
 Development of parallel processing computer system for antenna modeling
 Re-design of network to support cloud computing and virtualization on a common
platform
Electron-Age Technologies – Capitol Heights, MD 2006-2012
Repair of Broadcast Video and Audio Systems Repair
Computer Repair and Upgrading
Home Network Configuration and Security Testing
Small Scale Data Recovery
CCTV Installation and Maintenance
Satellite TV Installation
Fiber Optic Systems Testing
Network Advocacy
Key Achievements
 Designed and built mobile Electronics Repair Facility
 Subcontracted under SPA 1 for Electronics Services
 Installed and maintained Digital TV Content Management System
 Installed CCTV additions for client who wanted an addition to their CCTV system
 Consulted with client on FiOS related problem determined the issue to be with the
Verizon FiOS network
 Designed and installed WiFi based networks (Multi access point) for SOHO and Medium
sized Businesses
 Performed numerous TV and Computer repairs for Fixya.com and All-Experts.com
 Planned projects and maintained budget of $50,000 for fiscal year 2009
 Provided technical consultation and advocacy services for various clients.
VERIZON LABORATORIES – Baltimore, MD 2003-2009
Laboratories carry out optical systems testing, customer premises equipment testing, ISP
services, and development of new technologies.
Distinguished Member of Technical Staff (DMTS)
Created new technology, tested current data systems security functionality within Verizon Data
Network, developed network streamlining functions and delivered technological trends and
activity information to executive management. Collaboratively controlled and maintained group

4. budget with sole responsibility for yearly-managed budget of $100K for technical acquisitions
(pending approval of group manager).
Key Achievements
 Invented pivotal systems and services advancements through involvement in
technological research and development projects, facilitating considerable company
profit upon issue of full patents.
 Instrumental in designing, testing, and executing several technological company
advancements with current patent applications to include: process allowing Emergency
Response and Support Vehicles to connect to FiOS network during emergencies;
process and system permitting connection of alarm systems to network zero functionality
disruption; monitoring and response process for voltage events within power supply and
relaying data to centralized service center; resetting device for remote network elements;
process and device for monitoring, troubleshooting, and controlling Digital Television.
 Utilizing extensive electronics testing experience, created an electronic forensic test lab
to support other groups on tests involving FTTP/FiOS issues that fell outside of normal
testing parameters (FTTP Power Supply irregularities, ONT grounding issues, Fiber
Optic power irregularities, FTTP Functionality with Alarm Devices, FTTP/FIOS-TV Stray
Voltage problems).
 Provided Acceptance Test Plans for CISCO (6500, 7600 switch to router access point
conversion) W-WAN(wireless) and W-LAN (wireless) Equipment for Campus Wide
deployment.
 Tested and Deployed for infield Testing Multiple Access Points for FiOS and DSL Based
Fixed Broadband
 Developed Test Mechanism for Fixed Broadband (WiFi, WiMax and SS-Radio)
 Developed and deployed critical electronic test plans for; electrical power differences
under brownout conditions of vendor CPE AC to DC power supplies, Verizon One and
IOBE, wireless DSL/FTTP CPE, Verizon backend network problems affecting the
customer registration process, and a test program for wired and wireless cameras.
 Tested WAN based technologies for CALEA Deployment (Legacy and FiOS), Wireless
to Optical Backhaul and ROADM
 Key role played as Technical Lead and Subject Matter Expert on creation, testing, and
implementation of monitoring and detection device for aberrant signals and protocol
abnormalities in networks.
 Lead and Facilitated 15 Patent Applications Efforts 2 patents have been granted, 4 are
in patent pending status, and 9 are in various stages of the application process.
 Strategized development and creation of security related test servers and services as
well as vendor equipment security testing; results served as documented proof of
security flaws and possible illegal access to control network, subsequently hindering
substantial loss in company revenue.
 Exercised complete authority in comprehensive development and construction of cable
TV studio to facilitate RF testing performance and FiOS systems testing using cable
television facilities locally instead of reliance upon simulated RF test methods, ensuring
company savings of $3.5M in operating expenses.

5. VERIZON ADVANCED SERVICES GROUP (ASG) – Greenbelt, MD 1999-2003
With 22,550 domestic telecom employees, company delivers DSL and data services using DSL
networking using Telephony and ATM Switched services, DSL, FiOS, data management
services. Provides Internet Data and Voice, Cellular, Wireless Data and Voice.
Manager of Education and Training Development 2001 - 2003
Effectively supervised Data Network Operations Center (DNOC) Provisional Training Team
consisting of 5 Tier II support specialists, Innovated training and educational strategies in
WAN/LAN Technologies for over 300 technical associates employed within DNOC. Assisted in
creating technical documentation as an aid for DNOC systems and elements fault resolution.
Key Achievements
 Tactically assembled test team to develop unified testing methodology to facilitate
heightened productivity and consequently devised a cost cutting uniform technician
training plan, Networking Basics Intermediate and Advanced Courses, for DNOC to fill a
void in necessary basic testing methodology standards – leading to greater customer
service index and further revenue growth.
 Spearheaded skillful development of multiple ATM switch and WAN/LAN training
simulation environments for technical team from initial limited resource static training for
individual training only, utilizing services from AT&T affiliate to access simulators to
increase technician knowledgebase and customer care as well as decrease training
costs and time.
 Designed key cost-effective and time-saving Test Data Knowledge Base (test
methodology) implemented to capture systems testing and issue resolution,
subsequently converting data into stored information for future ease of troubleshooting
activity and zero misdiagnosis.
Senior Specialist/Specialist 1999-2001
Mr. McKelvey had full accountability in managing test elements of DSL and ATM networks as
well carrying out systems and network administration. Mr. McKelvey trained and instructed new
specialists on test script development and appropriate test equipment functionality. Ensured true
data center functionality from initial test project stage to determine viability of DSL as data
service.
Key Achievements
 Pioneered wide-acclaimed testing methodologies used in troubleshooting issues
correlating to RedBack Bridge/Router (CE and FE).
 Strategically innovated and executed a Tier 2 local Dial-in PPP Server, Data Network
Operations Center (DNOC) and Tier II informational and web content server.
 Recognized for efficient design and development of highly successful training center as
well as creation of Introductory UNIX and ATM course for Tier II and technical personnel
working within DNOC.
 Provided expertise as System Administrator for DNOC trouble shooting team while
developing UNIX/Linux shell scripts
BELL ATLANTIC – MD and DC 1990-1999

6. Company provided telephony services to include WITS, ATDNet and MoNet for government
agencies.
Central Office Technician
Tasked with repair and maintenance of 3B2D mainframe systems as well as subsequent
SONET and ATM infrastructure used by military for data network testing (ATDNET and
MONET), Devised test plans and system administration functions.
Installed and Maintained Vocaltel (Test trial and AT&T/Bell Atlantic Wireless Remote Systems
(not WiFi, but Microwave and SHF Radio).
Installed and Maintained Optical to RF and RF to Optical transmission systems (AT&T, FORE
Systems, Marconi, Nortel) not WiFi, but 2.4 GHz (non-assigned Spectrum)
EDUCATION
 Doctor of Management in Organizational Leadership/Information Systems and
Technology (Expected 3/2017) University of Phoenix-Online
 Master of Information Systems (2011) University of Phoenix-Online
 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (2006) University of Phoenix-Online
 Bachelor of Technology in Electronics Engineering (2006) CIE-World College
TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS
Training
 JAVA
 JavaScript Programming (Tels)
 Linux/Apache/MySQL/PHP
 Advanced UNIX/Linux Concepts
 TCL/Tk
 PHP Web Design
 HTML/CSS Design
 Python
 UNIXLinux Shell Scripting
 Embedded Processor Systems
 802.11 (WiFi Standard)
 LTE Systems use for Data Communications
 Information Systems and Technology Management
 Data Systems Management
 Data and ComputerNetwork Forensics
 Cisco Courses: TCP/IP Internetworking, TCP/IP Troubleshooting, Cisco Routers and
Switches, Network Fundamentals, and Cisco Network Devices
 Alcatel 1000/7300 ASAM Maintenance, RedBack SMS 500/1000, Open View/Nortel
SEMS Training, 5ESS
 UNIX Systems Administration
 Linux Systems Administration
 Switch training from Lucent and Bell Atlantic, UNIX for TCP/IP training from Bell Atlantic
Certifications

7.  Fiber Optics Certification (Knowlogy)
 Network Management Certification, Data Communications Engineer Certification,
TCP/IP Network Analyst Certification (ICCP)
 MCTS (MS Vista Configuration and Troubleshooting)
 Certified Electronics Technician Certificate (Electronic-Communications)
 Certified Electronics Technician Certificate (Consumer-Electronics)
 Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA)
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND LICENSES
 The Consortium of Information and Telecommunications Executives (CITE)
 The Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE)
LICENSES
 Certified Broadcast Technologist (2007) Society of Broadcast Engineers
 FCC License General Radiotelephone without endorsement
 FCC License General Radiotelephone with shipboard RADAR endorsement