norman bryant

Regional Integration Officer (RIO), for Informational Technology (IT)Integrations for Regional Network Enterprise Center-National Capital Region (RNEC-NCR) (Fort Belvoir), Network Enterprise Centers (NECs) Joint Base Myer- Henderson Hall and Fort AP Hill, VA, Fort McNair, Washington DC and Fort Meade, MD. Manage RNEC-NCR Integrations of Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Information Management (C4IM) services. Perform technical planning, business process development, budgeting and resource prioritization for implementing enterprise programs and projects that define, deliver, evolve, evaluate, and improve Information Technology Service Management (ITSM). Collaborate with all levels of Army Signal & CYBER Commands, supported Tenant/Partner Commands and Installation staff primaries in order to integrate/synchronize IT efforts within the Region and Continental United States (CONUS), to ensure optimum customer C4IM services delivery.

Network Manager U.S. Army Signal Network Enterprise Center- Fort Belvoir. Manage Fort Belvoir Installation network enterprise infrastructure operations & maintenance. Perform capitol & asset requisition planning, standards process & resource development, engineering design & implementation, and technical supervision of Infrastructure Delivery Support services including LAN/CAN/WAN, site survey, design, installation, circuit commissioning, network maintenance, and configuration management.

Infrastructure Network Project Manager, Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI), National Capitol Region (NCR). Responsible for managing enterprise infrastructure operations & maintenance, capitol & asset requisition planning, standards process & resource development, engineering design & implementation, and technical supervision of NIPR/SIPR Infrastructure Delivery Support services including LAN/BAN/WAN survey analysis, design, installation, commissioning, network maintenance, and configuration management for forty seven (47) Navy & USMC sites (including the Pentagon, Washington Navy Yard, Navy Annex, Quantico Marine Corps Base, and Patuxent River Naval Air Station).

The Bachelor of Science Industrial (Electronics) Technology degree produces competent engineering technologists capable of applying engineering principles in design, construction, operation, and industrial production. The technologist is able to produce practical workable results quickly, install and operate technical systems, devise hardware from proven concepts, develop and produce products, manage construction processes, and provide support for products and systems.