Christopher Norris

-providing in-depth analysis on a variety of complex digital communications signals using sophisticated communications equipment and computer technology to provide critical intelligence information -providing analysis and technical guidance and targeting information to weapons systems while assigned to ships and submarines -operating sophisticated state-of-the-art strategic and tactical signals collection and analysis systems -locating ships, aircraft and submarines using sophisticated direction finding technology -Simultaneous supervision of over 5 cryptologic systems while deployed for theater and operational support of afloat and land based units -originating reports and briefs for operational commanders both ashore and afloat -Maintenance and supervision of VTC equipment, operations, and technical support personnel -EKMS & CMS accountant; Responsible for EKMS & CMS material and accountability for the transfer of highly classified cryptologic keys for adjacent cryptologic systems -responsibile for the loading, operation, & maintenance of cryptologic keying, communications, & encryption equipment/devices such as CYZ-10, KYK-13, KY-15, KOI-18, KG-84A, KG-84C, STU I, STU II, & KIV-7

• Managed team of three Direct Support Units 5 Shipboard Cryptologists,Established and maintained clean , professional and proficient Ships Signal Exploitation Space & work environment,Responsible for overseeing all signal analysis & communucation databases for mission-critical collection operations,Performed the work previously required of 3 Full-time cryptologic support units employees,Took charge of a leaderless communications shop and improved signal analysis and report output three fold,Through diligent effort and analytical dissection of comprehensive material of various shipboard functions both mechanical and operational, was awarded the title of Enlisted Shipboard Warfare Specialist (ESWS) insignia ,accumulated college credits gained from various cryptologic schools and training has nearly awarded an associates degree in general studies along with personal efforts to achieve a bachelor's degree in telecommunications