Mark Wattam - Configuration Manager/Site Manager/LAN Administrator/Senior Logistician/Maintenance Manager, ManTech, U.S. Army

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Work Background

ManTech International CorporationConfiguration Manager/Site Manager/LAN Administrator/Senior Logistician/Maitenance Manager

Aug. 1995 - Mar. 2014South Florida/ Washington DC AreaDeveloped and published the Configuration Management Plan (CMP), to ITIL, ISO, CMMI and ITSM guidelines and standards for ManTech and its customers, to provide Configuration Management (CM) for all System Assets to include hardware, software to the lowest level required. Systems included voice, visual, data, fixed facility and transportation. Site Manager/LAN Administrator, Maintenance Manager/Technician for a Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) for the South Florida High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA), responsible for automation and maintenance support to the Federal, State and Local Law enforcement agencies at multiple sites within the South Florida HIDTA Campus. Daily service and maintenance of over six hundred (600) Microsoft Windows Clients and peripherals, which included network printers, scanners, plotters, fax machines and copiers, video devices and agency unique special technical equipment. Design and installation of all horizontal and vertical wiring (copper and fiber) to the client and Backbone of the LAN/WAN. This support included new building plans, layout and space utilization and remodel for LAN design, integration and installation. LAN/System configuration management and equipment inventory. Senior Logistician/System Analyst for the State Departments’, “Overseas Wireless Program”; responsible for all logistic support to the engineering group for the systems that were to be replaced at the United States Embassies worldwide; provided for and automated all planning requirements for system design, integration and installation. Provided maintenance and warranty support for the wireless systems and ancillary equipment; supervised fifteen (15) personnel. Maintenance Manager/Senior Logistician for the SOUTHCOM Relocation Project (SCORE) in Miami; developed the Configuration Management Plan (CMP) for the SCORE Project; which provided Configuration Identification and Control, Status Accounting and Audits.

Analytical Systems Engineering CorporationSenior Logistician

Jun. 1993 - Aug. 1995Alexandria, VirginiaLogistician for the Intelligence Threat Analysis Center (ITAC), Washington DC; provided all aspects of logistic support to a tri-service and civilian multifaceted Intelligence Collection Agency.

US ArmyMaintenance Manager/Project Officer/SIGINT-EW

Oct. 1970 - Jun. 1993World WideMaintenance Manager, Maintenance Technician for the United States Army Security Agency (ASA) and the United States Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM); represented a major Army Command to the Department of Defense in planning integrated logistic support for Intelligence Collection Systems; Team Member of the INSCOM Maintenance and Instruction Team (MAIT) provided Command Maintenance Inspections for INSCOM units worldwide Communications Electronics Command (CECOM) Logistic Area Representative (LAR) for Headquarters United States Army Europe (USAEUR); contracting Officer Representative (COR) for an engineering support contract. Project Officer for the United States Intelligence and Security Board (INSBD); provided Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability (RAM) testing and data for Signal Intelligence and Electronic Warfare (SIGINT-EW) Systems undergoing operational and developmental testing; maintenance Officer/Maintenance Manager for a Combat Electronic Warfare Intelligence Brigade. Maintenance Officer/Maintenance Manager for an airborne direction finding system; Officer in charge of a Military Intelligence test team, responsible for testing all Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF) and communication systems in the Southeast United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands (TEMPEST). Served as Maintenance Chief at Battalion, Brigade, Field Station, or Higher Headquarters; prepared lesson plans and demonstrations for cross-training of personnel; approved changes in work procedures at own level of responsibility; reported on unsatisfactory equipment and circuitry within intercept and deception-jamming systems; recommended equipment design changes and reports on efficiency of changes performed; assisted in technical inspection of material readiness and effectiveness of maintenance procedures and practices. Instructor at the United States Army Security Agency Intelligence Training Center and School (USASAITCS), Fort Devens MA.

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