1. Jeremy P. Bruntz
558 Kurdson Way, Spring Valley, CA 91977
Cell: 619-415-7112
bruntzjp@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
Seeking further challenges as Information Technology Systems Administrator or related IT position where my
managerial and professional abilities, diverse software and hardware background, and proven technical expertise
will be utilized and advanced.
PROFESSINAL SUMMARY
Accomplished IT professional with over 12-years’ experience in Network Administration. Expert manager with
eight years’ experience from three managerial positions. Solid background in Active Directory and entire
Microsoft Product Suite. Extensive knowledge of LAN technologies and requirements. Currently hold a US Top
Secret clearance; renewed in 2013.
TECHNICAL PROFICIENCIES
• CompTIA Security+ • Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP • Data Integrity/Disaster Recovery
• HW/SW Support • Software Installs • Networking
• Maintenance/Repair • Field/Technical Support • IAT Level II Certified
• System Configuration/Administration • Troubleshooting • Active Directory
• LAN/WAN • Information Assurance • Cisco/Alcatel
• IBM BladeCenters • PC Concepts and Technology • Exchange 2007/2010
• Windows Server 2008 • Exchange Server 2003/2010 • Symantec Backup Exec
• IT Infrastructure Design • SAN/NAS • Personnel Supervision
• Project Management • Cisco VoIP • Blackberry Enterprise Server
• Microsoft Word • Supply Requisitioning • Microsoft IIS
• TCP/IP • Microsoft SharePoint • PBX Systems
EDUCATION
• Advanced Network Analyst (San Diego, CA – 2013)
• Information Systems Administrator (IAT II) (San Diego, CA – 2012)
• Journeyman-Networking Core, Information Systems Administrator (San Diego, CA – 2007)
• Information Systems Technical School (Great Lakes, IL – 2004)
EXPERIENCE
Flag Executive Support Supervisor
Commander, US 7th
Fleet (COMSEVENTHFLT)
Yokosuka, Japan - September 2013 to September 2015
Expertly led nine Sailors providing unsurpassed 24-hour support to the SEVENTH Fleet Commander, his staff,
and embarked personnel.
• Generated flexible schedules and monitored up to 23 daily Video Teleconferences (VTC) across six suites in
support of multi-national exercises and handpicked to provide VTC training to Republic of Korea Navy
counterparts.
• Managed 90 internal phone lines and 40 satellite communication (SATCOM) lines.
• Managed configuration of secure Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones, network/hardware installations,
Microsoft SharePoint, two Blackberry Enterprise Servers (BES), 70 Blackberry devices, two unclassified/four
classified VTC suites, and data recovery and migration across networks.
• Team resolved 1800 trouble tickets and executed 2100 VTCs.
• Dedicated over 200 hours training subordinates and end users on Department of the Navy and shipboard IT/VTC
policies and best practices.
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2. • Developed one command policy and nine departmental standard operating procedures improving technician
efficiency and overall customer satisfaction.
• Provided Career Counseling to 43 Sailors increasing retention rates through reenlistment coordinating and
conducting Career Development Boards ensuring Sailors knowledge of Navy Programs/Policies.
Communications Division Supervisor
Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility (FACSFAC)
San Diego, CA – June 2010 to September 2013
Supervised ten-member IT team responsible for maintaining communications with US Pacific Fleet.
• Led team in migration from a temporary, to newly renovated, Operations Watch Floor consisting of 16
workstations, routed 800ft of category five cabling resulting in zero downtime and saving the command $50,000
in contractor costs.
• Mentoring during “IT of the Future” initiative led to six Sailors, including myself, to achieving CompTIA
Security+ certifications.
• Managed Global Command and Control System – Maritime (GCCS-M) and KIV-7M equipment upgrades.
• Implemented commands Secret Network webpage providing management and enforcement of migration to the
Navy Marine Corps Intranet.
• Managed Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) of 100 line items of Controlled Cryptographic Items.
Lead Service Desk Technician
International Security Assistance Force Head Quarters (ISAF HQ)
Kabul, Afghanistan – September 2009 to May 2010
Provided technical support to international service members and responsible for training technicians.
• Completed imaging of 1,300 workstations, configured 413 VoIP phones, and setup four Digital Sender Multi-
Function Devices (MFD). Also, wrote instruction on proper installation of MFDs to the NATO network.
• Responded to 750+ trouble tickets over three networks maintaining 98% network availability rate.
• Provided training to seven multinational personnel rotating into service desk decreasing trouble ticket
completion time 25%.
• Provided training in all aspects of service desk/network operations to ISAF Joint Command which helped them
to establish their own service desk.
Distributed Data Core Network Work Center Supervisor
USS Ronald Reagan CVN-76
San Diego, CA – July 2004 to August 2009
Scheduling preventative maintenance and general operation of Help Desk for 21 networks/systems in high
priority environment.
• Assisted Embarked Airwing Units/Staffs from the US Navy onto the Integrated Shipboard Network Systems
(ISNS) network. Built Win2k and Server 2003 Servers, Exchange Servers, NT Servers, NT Workstations, and
Win2k and XP Workstations for the Embarked and Shipboard Units.
• Oversaw the proper running of the Integrated Shipboard Network Systems (ISNS) consisting of 26 servers
running Server 2003, Win2k, Exchange, NT and HP-UNIX (NTCSS) on Compaq, Dell and HP hardware.
• Maintained over six Terabytes of user data, 2,000 Workstations, and 5000+ user accounts.
• Troubleshoot proprietary software interface issues and developed procedures for software integration for the
administration, financial and medical departments.
• Performed thousands of network repairs on hardware and software items, including cable tracing and repairing,
troubleshooting hardware, physical replacement of parts and sometimes replacing an entire system.
• Wrote and developed numerous user training documents to facilitate the ease of microcomputer applications
throughout the command.
• Maintained ship’s internal intranet, as well as configuration of proxy servers, for access to the external
Internet.
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