Terrence Q. Dominick Sr. 6806 West Briles Road, Peoria, Arizona 85383 602.503.8872 623.566.0699 tdb36dc2@westpost.

net TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY Technically sophisticated, innovative, and high-powered IT professional offering more than 30 years of noteworthy experience in network administration, telecomm unications, and project management . Known for proficiency in communications and competency in installing, maintainin g, troubleshooting, and repairing of state-of-the-art telecommunication systems and communication equipment Show competency in addressing complex technical problems to effect dramatic improvements in efficiency, productivity, and business processes toward successful attainment of organizational goals. Well-versed in leading, mentoring, and training team members while maintaining h igh ethical and quality standards, professional demeanor, and a cooperative attitude Possess a keen eye for detail and extremely capable to multitask in fiercely com petitive and fast-paced environment with dedication to superior service and operational excellence Previously held Top Secret Security Clearance; willing to travel and relocate CAREER HISTORY Senior Network Technician / Technician III Sprint / Ericsson 401 West Harrison Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85003 Supervisor: Richard Linebarger, 602.417.0967, may be contacted 1996-2010 Salary per Hour: $30.81 Hours per Week: 40 Provided work direction and participated in the installation, modification, main tenance, and repair of local and wide area computer networks. Installed voice an d data equipment at the Sprint Central Office (SCO) and within the customer premise. Facilitated training to field technicians to develop their competencies and achi eve maximum level of performance. Notable Contributions: Rendered continuous technical coverage and service for the restoration and repai r of Sprint Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) Set appointment and visited customers to install and maintain various types of e quipment and services that Sprint offers Vigorously communicated with different fix agencies through the use of an automa ted ticketing system and voice contact to bring customer complaints and equipment tr

oubles to an expedient resolution Worked collaboratively with all telecommunication agencies for circuit turn-up a nd maintenance issues Network Technician General Electric Aerospace, Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA 8800 Greenbelt Road, Greenbelt, Maryland 20771 Supervisor: Crawford Mickles, 301.780.6117, may be contacted 1989-1996 Salary per Hour: 26.65 Hours per Week: 40 Instrumental in maintaining and repairing Program Support Communications Network which incorporates a voice and data network, video conferencing, network packet switch ing, and a wide area router network connecting all NASA locations. Diagnosed, addressed, and res olved various problems with network stabilization and load imbalances. Troubleshot integrated digital switching equipment, bulk encryption devices, X.25 Packet Switch, video compress ion systems, Timeplex Link 1 and 2 multiplexers, Cisco routers using TCP/IP, analog/digital m odems, T3s, T1 switching and numerous 56kb DDS circuits with data terminating equipment. Notable Contributions: Extensively traveled to user locations and worked diligently with NASA customers in resolving numerous interfacing and networking difficulties Implemented the use of bit error rate test sets and data scopes for protocol ana lysis Electronics Technician, E5 Staff Sergeant United States Air Force Andrews AFB, Maryland 20762 1980-1990 Hours per Week: 40 Carried out inter-site point-to-point microwave systems, which include telegraph terminals, telephone signaling units, voice frequency multiplexers, and microwave transceiv ers. Spearheaded, mentored, and trained personnel toward fulfillment of organizationa l goals. Displayed unsurpassed expertise in maintaining the technical control facility; p atch bays, ancillary circuit equipment, and base main frame. Notable Contributions: Commended for maintaining and supporting an all digital secure data network cons isting of analog to digital converters, digital matrix systems, modems, low speed time div ision multiplexers, T1 first level multiplexers, T2 second level multiplexers, and ele ctronic switching systems

EDUCATION COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING DEGREE (41 COMPLETED CREDIT HOURS), IN PROGRESS Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell-Gunter AFB, Alabama 36114 PURSUING TO BE A CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK ASSOCIATE (CCNA), EXPECTED COMPLETION: 2011 HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA Northeastern High School, Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909: 1980 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Sprint Technical and Professional Training Courses Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) Hands-On Cisco ICND: Router Configuration Basics Cisco Router Installation and Maintenance Cisco CCNA Boot Camp (did not test, not certified) Cisco 15454 and 15216 Equipment Overview Cisco 8850 Hands-On Cisco MGX 8850 Equipment Overview Cisco MC 3810 Equipment Overview Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) 2.0 (Sprint University of Excellence, n ot certified) A+: Operating System Technologies Cable Make-Up and Color Code Sprint Inside Wiring Paradyne Installation AHC-XE11290 AT&T Digital Teleconferencing System Administration and Maintenance Course Alcatel X.25 Compression Labs Inc. (CLI) Video Teleconferencing Program Timeplex Link 1&2 (Mux) Hardware and Operations United States Army Digital Radio and Acquisitions Course United States Air Force Technical School and Community College of the Air Force Wide band / Microwave Communications Equipment Course Digital Systems Evaluations Course Perimeter Products Alarm System / Fiber Optics Splicing CREDENTIALS SECURITY CLEARANCE Secret Clearance granted January 1, 1990 by DISCO for Sprint Top Secret Clearance granted August 8, 1980 by USAF - Inactive NOTABLE AWARDS Air Force Commendation Medal for Meritorious Service Achievement Medal (2) | Sprint MVP Award (6)

TECHNICAL PROFICIENCY OPERATING SYSTEM: Windows NT / XP and Mac SOFTWARE: DOS, NOS, Word Perfect, Microsoft Word, and Excel