1/25/71 Mr. [
2542] submitted this copy of his job application
and resume of qualifications to add to his Life Rdg. report:
Mr. [
2542]
Route ...
..., Virginia
January 25, 1971
Gentlemen:
Enclosed please find a resume of my qualifications which I
hope you will consider if you are anticipating a suitable
position opening in your organization in June or July, 1971,
at which time I will be completing extended studies at the
College of William and Mary.
I am a 32-year-old veteran of four years' active service in
the U.S. Navy having been honorably discharged in 1963, with
the rate of Firecontrol Technician 2nd Class.
I entered the Norfolk Division of the College of William and
Mary in June, 1961, completing one year of course work in
liberal arts, before transferring to the Electronic
Engineering program at the Technical Institute of Old
Dominion University. In January, 1965, I graduated with an
ASEE degree in Electronic Engineering.
After graduation, I joined the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company and worked as an Engineering Associate for
two and one-half years. In June, 1967, I accepted a position
as a supervising Systems Analyst for Engineering Data
Services with Page Communications Engineers, Incorporated.
In June, 1968, to further my qualifications, I entered the
McIntire School of Commerce of the University of Virginia,
from which I received, in June, 1970, a Bachelor of Science
degree in Commerce with a major in management and a minor in
economics. In June, 1970, I entered the Graduate School of
Business Administration at the College of William and Mary; I
expect to graduate in June, 1971, with a Master's degree in
Business Administration.
Should you have an appropriate vacancy, I hope that I might
be considered.
[
2542]
[Enclosure: Resume of qualifications for job application.]
Mr. [
2542] Telephone: 703/... ....
..., Date of Birth: November 5, 1938
Route ..., Weight: 175 pounds
..., Virginia ... Height: 5'10"
Marital Status: Married - Two Dependents
Draft Status: 5A - Honorable Discharge, June 1963,
FTG2 USN
JOB OBJECTIVE
To begin work with a progressive, challenging, company
dealing in the fields of communications, transportation,
international commerce, or pollution control with the
purpose of qualifying eventually for full management
responsibilities. No geographic limitations.
EDUCATION
Class Degree Major/Minor
Old Dominion University Jan., 1965 ASEE Electronic
Engineering
University of Virginia June, 1970 BS Management/
Economics
College of William and Mary June, 1971 MBA
HONORS
Dean's List of Distinguished Students
1969-70 (UVA),
University of Virginia Scholarship
1968-69, Klinefelter
Electronics Award
1964-65 (ODU), Priest Electronics
Scholarship
1963-64 (ODU).
EXPERIENCE
UNITED STATES NAVY, Firecontrol Technician, 6/57 to 3/61.
Duties and Responsibilities: Operational, preventive, and
corrective maintenance of naval firecontrol systems, gun-
mount power drives, and ammunition handling systems.
A.R.E. PRESS, INCORPORATED, Virginia Beach, Va., 4/61 to
1/65.
Part-time employment as a printer's helper while in school.
LONG LINES DEPT., AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
2/65 to 6/67.
Duties and Responsibilities: Engineering Associate assigned
to radio relay route design and frequency coordination
engineering. Specific types of work included site selection,
interference and frequency coordination studies, and radio
path testing of various existing and planned radio routes.
Job responsibility included interference studies and
frequency coordination for shared frequency satellite earth
stations in the eastern United States. The work included
extensive programming and data processing experience using a
wide variety of computers in both time-sharing and batch
processing modes.
PAGE COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERS, INCORPORATED, 6/67 to 6/68.
Duties and Responsibilities: Supervisor of Engineering Data
Services. Work included preparation and appropriate analysis
of engineering alternatives for such communications projects
as the Integrated Communications System - Southeast Asia,
NATO's Headquarters Relocation in Europe, INTELSAT earth
stations in worldwide locations, and various Federal and
State communication studies. In addition to normal
supervisory activities related to the group, my specific task
was to write and refine a computer program package of routine
that could be used either independently or together to
determine the number and magnitude of potential radio
interference problems affecting existing and potential radio
relay systems. Studies in all modes of radio propagation
were accomplished by using an IBM System 360 w/DOS.
PERSONAL BACKGROUND & INTERESTS
Attended public elementary and high school in Virginia Beach,
Va. Traveled while in the Navy through the United States,
Carribean, Europe, Middle East, and Africa. Interests
include music appreciation, wood and metal working,
electronic projects, and automobiles.
REFERENCES
References are on file with the Office of Placement, 5
Minor Hall, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
22903.
8/04/72 Mr. [
2542] wrote:
"From 1965 through the middle of 1968 while working for A.T.
& T. - Long Lines, I was fortunate enough to have been
responsible for all of the original site selection and
frequency coordination engineering for the satellite earth
station located at Etam, West Va. It was my task to select
the location for the earth station and insure that it would
be interference free (radio interference). Since that work,
I worked on site survey and frequency coordination problems
for additional earth stations in Panama, Brazil, Kenya,
Vietnam, Iran, Lebanon, Taiwan; Jamesburg, California;
Brewster Flats, Washington, McVeytown, Pennsylvania, and
Pamahe, Hawaii.
"As of this date, my work involves communication system
planning for ultimate uses in railroads, electric utilities,
and other business and industrial firms as well as U.S. and
State Governmental agencies.
"My job title - 'Communication Systems Engineer',
Telecommunication Products Department, General Electric
Company, Lynchburg, Va.
12/72 Mr. [
2542]'s wife wrote: "[
2542]'s work in
communication systems planning at G.E. is progressing nicely,
and he enjoys the travel involved but considers priceless the
opportunities to come home and work in our yard and basement
workshop... [
2542] is happy about having been asked to head
a cost improvement program for his division (Microwave and
Cable Communications) - 150 people, and also a pilot program
in communications in the Northeast for G.E.
"His recent work for which he spent almost a week in D.C.
searching for vacant frequencies (or usable frequencies I
should say) enabled G.E. to make a good bid on a 3 million
dollar project. They haven't heard whether or not the bid
was accepted yet."
3/03/73 His mother reported: "[
2542] has just been given
another assignment which is to take him to Central America
AND South America. This is another 'working out' of his
Life Reading."
12/18/73 Wife wrote: "In Feb., [
2542] was made Sales Mgr.
for G.E. telecommunication products in the southeastern part
of the U.S. He traveled extensively until April, when he was
promoted to the position of Foreign Sales Engineer with the
Power Line Carrier Dept. So far, he has contracted for G.E.
communication systems in Greece and South America and has
found it a nice challenge and change of pace."
See Source File Key #2542 for 3/72(?) Solar Chart submitted
by Dorothy Moore for Vol. 11 of Children's Life Rdgs. re
2542-1.
See Source File Key #2542 for 5/72 Reader's Digest article,
"Those Incredible 'Talking Birds' Out in Space", and
5/09/74
G.E. News article "PLCO MOVES AHEAD IN GROWING FOREIGN
MARKET WITH $3.4 MILLION ZAIRE (AFRICA) CONTRACT", re 2542-1.
12/21/77 In Family Xmas Newsletter [
2542]'s wife wrote:
"[
2542] has just ret'd fr. the Mid-East, where he has spent
at least 123 days of 1977, besides travelling elsewhere.
Foreign sales in G.E.'s Power Line Carrier Dept. have
increased so rapidly that the men who worked for [
2542] have
been given full authority for their sections of the world,
allowing [
2542] to concentrate fully on the Mid-East and
Africa.
"In June, after 3 yrs. of preliminary work, G.E.'s bid was
accepted by the Egyptian government for a Power Line Carrier
communication system, and [
2542] has been taking care of
details concerning that job since then."



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