Steven T.

Henry
1901 S. Sunset Ave Apt #1116, Roswell, NM 88203
Telephone: (575) 578-1129 Cell: (575) 802-3095
Email:shf12c0c@westpost.net MANAGEMENT
Project Management...Planning...Situational Analysis...Security...Quality Assura
nce
Operations...Resource/Team Management...Training...Communications
Dynamic, results-oriented program development and implementation specialist offe
ring over 25 years of "hands-on" technical management experience. Efforts have p
roduced substantial improvements in operational efficiency, systems management a
nd program effectiveness. Focus on both internal and external communications dir
ectly and positively impacted the ability to achieve stated organizational objec
tives.
Possess outstanding communication skills used to motivate individuals, promote i
nnovation, develop teams and examine new technical alternatives. Proven organiza
tional, planning and training of personnel on highly complex and technical subje
cts. Unique approaches and dedication to success consistently brought about pos
itive attitudes, stimulated achievement, and motivated teams for exceptional res
ults while optimizing organizational effectiveness.
Key strengths include:
Inspire top team performance Develop cooperation from people at all levels Loya
l & hard-working
Innovative problem solver Analyze and respond to situations quickly Hand-on ex
perience
Easily handle rapid change Provide in-depth technical knowledge Set logical pr
iorities
Establish & maintain communications Simplify complex issues Make tough decisio
ns
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Concept of Operation Developer. Developed Concept of Operation (CONOPS) and con
ducted operational analysis for a Foreign Military Sale (FMS) program. Operation
al analysis included foreign travel to assist in the Final Operational Display &
Test Evaluation (FOD&TE) of the delivered system.
Integration / Test Lead. Assigned as the Event Lead for a FMS program. Was res
ponsible for the development of an integration event of 22 different sites onto
one operational network. Assisted in the updating and validation of documentati
on to match what was deployed in country.
Maintained and verified Tactical Data Link documentation to insure systems inte
roperability for the United States Navy. Assigned as the Program Manager in sup
port of the Navy Center for Tactical System Interoperability (NCTSI) Standards M
anagement Division in the development of tactical data link (TDL) procedural (me
ssage) standards and implementation plans for U.S. Navy platforms/weapon systems
. Researched, developed and maintained TDL message standards texts and assisted
in the resolution of other command and control, communications, computer, and in
telligence (C4I) interoperability issues. Attended various TDL meeting across th
e country as the primary representative of the U.S. Navy.
Developed and managed strategic and tactical plans and operations supporting mi
ssion statements. Oversaw operational areas including C4I interfacing with compl
ex and classified U.S. Naval shipboard combat systems. Platforms included: AEGIS
Combat Systems (ASC), FFG-7 Combat Systems, Naval Tactical Data Systems (NTDS),
Harpoon Weapons Control Systems and Tactical Data Links (TDLs).

As Tactical Action Officer, managed levels of readiness for multiple shipboard

weapons and detection systems. Planned and approved personnel training programs,
equipment maintenance schedules, and area access authorization. Coordinated mis
sion security and communication plans with reporting personnel and upper managem
ent. Managed tactical data/network communication interfaces controlling "real ti
me" data exchange between platforms.
Developed training programs, curriculum and candidate selection processes for b
asic and advanced shipboard air controller training. Created computer simulation
s and model scenarios to increase proximity to "live" situations and experiences
. Designed specific training modules based on tactical knowledge and hours of pr
actical experience with LAMPS MK-III Weapons Systems. Reviewed and rewrote advan
ced curriculum for several training programs integrating similar basic training
approaches and simplifying tactics/concepts where appropriate. Accrued over 1,50
0 hours of facilitation and training time, including the development and evaluat
ion of 25 junior instructors. Adapted presentation modifications, instructor imp
rovements and additional "train the trainer" programs decreased course failure r
ate or attrition from 37% to below 7% on average.
EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY
From January to June 2010 employed by Syzygy Technologies in support of CONOPS d
evelopment and operational tactics analysis for a FMS program.
From November 2007 to August 2008 employed at Lockheed Martin Corporation in sup
port of test/integration / system engineering for a FMS program.
From December 2001 to September 2007 employed at General Dynamic Information Tec
hnologies (GDIT) for system engineering responsibilities of the tactical data li
nks message standards.
From September 1999 thru October 2001, served in management and decision making
positions as Chief Operations Specialist, Tactical Data/Communications Manager,
Systems Training Team Leader, Air Controller Supervisor and Master Training Spec
ialist with the United States Navy.
From July 1980 thru October 2001 served in the United Stated Navy as an Operatio
n Specialist.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Masters of Science in Information Technology from Coleman University located in
San Diego, CA.
GPA 3.887 Units - 58
Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Science from Coleman University loca
ted in San Diego, CA.
GPA 3.616 Units 182
U.S. Navy Master Training Specialist.
Cleared for secret information and granted access to sensitive compartment infor
mation based on a SSBI (Single Scope Background Investigation) completed in 1980
and remains active.