R. Clay Crenwelge 
A Co. 3rd MI Bn, Unit 15218, APO AP 96271 (South Korea)
Home 82-31-664-4945    E-mail: clay@crenwelge.net 

Summary

Eighteen years of progressively responsible electronic and mechanical experience in technical support operations for military systems, state-of-the-art robotic production equipment in semiconductor fabrication facilities, and program management support. 

Professional Experience

Red Cross Volunteer                               1999 - Present     Hospital Chairman
Recruit, interview, and place volunteers.  Manage volunteer work schedules at the Osan Air Base Hospital.  Implement, revise, and approve policies pertaining to hospital volunteer programs.  Develop, manage, and support fund-raising activities.

Northrop Grumman			 1998 - Present 	  Field Support Engineer
Support reconnaissance aircraft mission equipment.  Maintain and modify cryptologic equipment loads.  Maintain SUN/SPARC downlink ground stations.  Provide technical guidance for the following systems: 
· Secure RF image transmission systems 			· Long-range infrared imagers
· SAR and MTI RADAR 				· Infrared Line Scanners
· SATCOM, UHF/VHF/data communications	             · UNIX based workstations

Texas Instruments 			1996-98	Equipment Engineer Technician 
Provided technical support for the photolithography section of an advanced R&D DSP semiconductor fabrication facility. Continued to provide part-time support for Omar McCall and Associates Inc.(below)
· Innovative troubleshooting resulted in a 27% reduction in maintenance costs for my team. 
· Completed 420+ hours of training on safety, communications, HAZMAT and vendor repair. 

Omar McCall and Associates Inc. 	1993 - 98 	Senior Technician III 
Field support technician for prototype systems. Managed logistical and field maintenance support at the U.S. Army Night Vision Laboratory for the following equipment: 
· RF image transmission systems 	· Long-range infrared target acquisition sensor suites 
· Ground surveillance RADAR 		· Night Vision Goggles (night driving instruction) 

Lear Siegler MSC	                         1990 - 93 	Shop Foreman / Field Support Technician 
Worked as a team member building mobile clandestine surveillance, command, and data relay stations. 
· Integrated and supported highly effective multi-sensor surveillance platforms. 
· Modified systems to reduce downtime by over 100%
· Developed highly effective logistic support packages 
Education
· Troy State University, MSM, International Management–In Progress
· University of Maryland, BS, Business Management – Aug 01
· Central Texas College, AAS, General Studies – Sep 93
· Richland College, Hazardous Materials Technician – Aug 97
· Technical courses for specialized military and semiconductor equipment.
· Logicon E-learn – Computer Based Training courses– Internet Security, Unix, Project Management,  
  Telecommunications, Cisco Security Solutions, Tech Support, Windows NT, MS Office 2000, Cisco 
  Routers/Firewalls/Perimeter Security, WAN Technology
Security Clearance - Secret - DSS – Nov 98 – Top Secret pending