Charles E. Helverson

Email: CHUCKL689@yahoo.com

To help clients/corporations choose the cost effective information technology systems that meet both budgetary and information requirements. Not currently availabile for employment.

B.S. in Decision Sciences and Management Information Systems, George Mason University, located in Fairfax, VA. January 15, 2000. Overall GPA 3.175, DMIS GPA 3.6.

A.S. in Business Administration, (magna cum laude), Northern Virginia Community College, located in Manassas, VA, 1995.

A.S. in Electrical Engineering Technology, Penn State University, located in Abington, PA, 1984

Computer Skills – Use of operating systems and software at the user level.

Hardware - System upgrades that include - memory CPU, CD-ROM, Video Boards Scanners and Printers

Operating Systems - DOS, Win3.1, 95/98 UNIX

Software - COBOL, Basic, Basic SQL , Lindo, Microsoft Office 97, IE. 5, Microstrategy Architect, Microstrategy Agent

ATC Mechanic AA, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), located in Washington D.C. April 1990–present. Repair and maintain automatic train control equipment, including remote terminal units, audio frequency track circuits; and railroad switches. Work in flexible teams of technicians with three to five members per team. Work Assignments are made with priority to revenue operations, corrective maintenance, an d regular maintenance. Work in all weather conditions and travel inside a 150-mile square area to repair problems.

Fire Control Technician FC1 (ESWS), United States Navy, April 1984 – April 1990. Served onboard the U.S.S. John F. Kennedy CV-67 aircraft carrier (1985-1990). Maintained and repaired AN/SPS-48C (V) three-dimensional, long-range air search radar. Repaired radar system’s transmitter, receiver, computer, automatic detection and tracking systems, antenna system and three-dimensional display unit. Repaired component and board level units and high voltage equipment. Worked with regular crew of four to five maintenance technicians. Traveled throughout Eastern Coast of United States, Caribbean and Mediterranean. Supervisory assignments included night shift supervisor for the Electronics and Radar Division, Electrical Team Supervisor for ship’s rehabilitation force, AN/SPS-48C (V) Maintenance Supervisor and Damage Control Work Center Supervisor for Electronics/Radar Division. Honorable discharge received April 1990 with secret security clearance.

Website Coordinator, Prince William Community Band, 1997-1998. Volunteer Exam Coordinator, American Radio Relay League, 1992-present. F.C.C. Amateur Radio Licen se, extra class, 1992. F.C.C. General Radio Telephone license (with Radar Endorsements), commercial, 1989.