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John G. Molter
17 Dacey Lane, Stafford, Virginia 22556
(540) 752-0267 – Home (540) 226-9986 - Cell
molterj2@hotmail.com
Summary
Consistent success at increasingly complex and demanding supervisory and technical
positions in over thirty-three years of military and civilian service in: Project Management,
Facilities Management, Training Management, Budgeting, Purchasing, Logistics
Management, Software Development ( Requirements Analysis, Configuration Management,
and Testing), Operation Test Analysis and Management, and Leadership.
Education and Training
BA, Physical Education/Health, Montclair State College, 1971
15 graduate credits in Logistics Management, Central Michigan University, 1981
Technical Skills
Hardware: Bar Code Scanners and Bar Code Label Printers. Familiarity with RF Tags and
RF Interrogators.
Software: MS Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Visio), PVCS Tracker, HP Quality Center,
Powerbuilder (as used to view tables for mapping), and Infomaker.
Military Applications: TC-AIMS II, AALPS, ICODES, JFRG, and TFSMS.
Clearance
Secret (effective date 1 April 2002; NAC) – May not be Active
Certifications and Affiliations
Commercial Drivers License
Military Officers Association of America
Experience
SAIC, Software Test Engineer 07/08 to 10/09
Dumfries, Virginia United States
Duties: Part of a Total Force Structure Management System (TFSMS) software development
test team that analyzed requirements, composed supporting test cases, and conducted
regression, integration, and production verification testing of software
requirements/capabilities on scheduled builds using HP Quality Center. TFSMS is an
enterprise system that combines manpower and equipment data for the purpose of managing
the Total Force. TFSMS is on an Oracle applications platform and database; Cognos is the
reports tool that is integrated with the application/database. Using Visio created Rack and
Network diagrams for inclusion with Version Description Document. Worked closely with
Quality Assurance and Configuration Management using Sharepoint and PVCS Tracker.
SAIC, Operational Test Analyst 12/06 to 07/08
Dumfries, Virginia United States
Duties: Worked as Test Manager, CSS Test Branch, MCOTEA on the Autonomic Logistics
program; included Embedded Platform Logistics System. Assisted other Operational Test
Project Officers as required with Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP), Logistics
Vehicle System Replacement (LVSR) variants, and Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV), and
Medium Transport Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) Trailer programs. Duties included
membership to IPT and Test WIPTs, reviewing and analyzing technical requirements and
JCIDS capabilities documents, communicating with MCCDC and MCSC counterparts for
clarification and coordination of requirements leading to operational test, creating test
documents, representing MCOTEA at meetings and test sites, analyzing data, and preparing
reports.
FCBS, Systems Integration Engineer 09/02 to 11/06
Newington, Virginia United States
Duties: Part of a Technical Management Team representing the government for testing and
fielding all technical and documentation aspects of Transportation Information Systems (TIS)
applications and associated hardware in various configurations, including Standalone, Work
Group, and Enterprise (web-accessed). Applications include Automated Airload Planning
System (AALPS), TIS-Theater Operations (TIS-TO, formerly DAMMS_R), and
Transportation Coordinators Automated Information for Management System II (TC-AIMS
II). Main tasks include contributing to the creation and editing of the Test and Evaluation
Master Plan (TEMP), ongoing testing of corrections to and continued development of
application builds, testing operability of peripheral equipment used with each application
(optical scanners, bar code label printers, regular printers, interrogators, and RF tags),
planning, coordinating and conducting performance and multi-user testing in the enterprise
environment, submitting problem reports and reports of test results that includes software
analysis and documentation review of each new software build, creating data sets for tests,
analyzing test data, verifying interfaces and mapping data elements, writing test cases and
implementing tests using Service developed scenarios and business processes, validating
requirements using test cases during the Development Test, organizing and scheduling test
for Development Test, and assisting in Scenario Based Training in support of Army fielding.
Responsibilities also include representing TIS/JPMO during operational tests, coordinating
all material/supply and operational aspects of the Government Test Lab, and an editor of and
contributor to the TIS newsletter, The Deployer.
Anteon Corporation, Program Management Specialist 06/02 to 07/02
Stafford, Virginia United States
Duties: Worked on the US Marine Corps Total Force Structure Management System
(TFSMS) contract. Developed the TFSMS Proof of Concept User Evaluation
(POCUE) Plan. Directed the TFSMS POCUE, recorded results, and wrote the
POCUE Summary Report.
Anteon Corporation, Functional Analyst (Logistics) 05/98 to 03/02
Newington, Virginia United States
Duties: Worked on the TC-AIMS II contract. Analyzed requirements and business processes
to identify screens, fields, and business rules primarily in Asset Management, but also
throughout the application. Analyzed and mapped all Asset Management Interfaces.
Assisted database personnel and programmers in database development, mapping, and other
related details toward development of an integrated functional design/product meeting
prescribed software quality standards. Tested application builds, analyzed discrepancies, and
submitted Problem Change Reports (PCRs) primarily in Asset Management, but also
throughout the application. Wrote Use Cases for Software Design Document and Test Cases
(procedures) for Software Qualification Test and Operational Testing in Asset Management,
Linker, Maintain References, and Ad Hoc Reports. Analyzed, corrected, and devised
scenarios for testing to determine Asset Management discrepancies and transportation flow
issues in Movement Planning and Movement Execution. Advised and assisted the customer
in organizing data, formulating test concepts, and sequencing test procedures for their SQT.
Advised and assisted the customer as a Tiger Team member in a quality control review of the
application with the goal of organizing work packages for future builds. Coordinated and
lead special projects assigned by the Test Manager resulting in detailed reports of various
aspects of the application. Provided functional analysis in the area of Hazardous Material.
.
Computer Sciences Corporation, Functional Analyst (Ground Combat Operations) 07/01/1996 to
04/01/1998
Quantico, Virginia United States
Duties: Worked on the MAGTF Staff Training Program contract. Conducted research and
analysis on the Transition aspect of the Planning Process, of Force Protection, in general, and
Rear Area Operations, in particular, resulting in a variety of written and graphic products.
Contributed to scenario development for Phases II and III of MSTP. Prepared Collection
Plans on Force Protection and Rear Area Operations and observed/evaluated CPXs in support
of several MEF/MSTP Phase II and III Exercises. Acted as Controller (a Higher HQ Cell) in
Exercise Support Group of a MEF/MSTP Exercise which used MAGTF Tactical Warfare
Simulation (MTWS). Additional duty included CMCC Custodian.
United States Marine Corps, Combat Engineer Officer, 08/30/1976 to 09/01/1996,
Served in a variety of command and staff billets in each of the four elements of a MAGTF.
Director, Maintenance and Repair Section, Facilities Maintenance Branch, Marine Corps
Base, Quantico. Responsible for maintenance provided by 207 skilled civilian tradesmen and
67 Marines. Activities included planning (short term, long term, and Master Plan),
coordinating, directing, monitoring production, inspecting, budgeting and financing, contract
and specification writing and monitoring, and negotiating. Worked with many internal and
external agencies at all levels on issues such as environment, safety, health, contracts and
agreements, training and certification, personnel administration, labor-employee relations,
equipment acquisition and maintenance, scheduling, production, and organization and
process review. Other major billets included Ground Combat Instructor, Brigade Engineer,
Squadron Executive Officer, Inspector-Instructor, and Company Commander.
Achievements
Honorably served for twenty years of active military service as a Marine Corps Combat
Engineer Officer.
Completed the following DAU courses:
ACQ101 02/16/2007
Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management
TST101 03/05/2007
Introduction of Workforce Acquisition Test and Evaluation
SYS101 01/30/2008
Fundamentals of Systems Planning, Research, Development, and
Engineering
IRM101 06/02/2008
Basic Information Systems Acquisition
CLE001 06/17/2008
Value Engineering
CLE003 06/24/2008
Technical Reviews
CLE006 06/16/2008
Enterprise Integration Overview
CLE009 06/30/2008
System Safety in Systems Engineering
CLE010 06/30/2008
Privacy Protection
CLE012 06/18/2008
Naval Open Architecture
CLE013 06/19/2008
Modular Open Acquisition Approach to DoD Acquisition
CLE015 06/20/2008
Continuous Process Improvement Familiarization
CLE016 06/23/2008
Outcome-based Performance Measures
CLE018 07/01/2008
E3 and Spectrum Supportability for Acquisition Professionals
CLE023 01/10/2008
Modeling and Simulation for Test and Evaluation
CLE025 06/24/2008
Information Assurance (IA) for Acquisition Professionals
CLE301 06/26/2008
Reliability and Maintainability
CLM014 07/16/2008
IPT Management and Leadership
CLM017 07/18/2008
Risk Management
CLM032 06/12/2008
Evolutionary Acquisition
CLM200 06/18/2008
Item Unique Identification
Completed TFSMS (Equipment) Course 08/12/2008
Completed the following CMMI Training
Estimation 08/01/2008
Metrics 08/15/2008
Peer Review 08/15/2008
Revised: 01/03/11
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