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kkerrjr

Member since: 09-30-2016
Last visited: 01-24-2018
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About kkerrjr

Sr. Consultant, Digital Application Mgmt | SharePoint Lead Lincoln - Financial Group May 2016 – Present (7 months) Works in a fast pace environment collaborating with customers to design, program, troubleshoot and consult with on the use of SharePoint 2010 and other application. Function includes designing, styling, product consultant and lead consultant for SharePoint 2010 sites at Lincoln. Sharepoint Developer - Lincoln Financial Group August 2015 – May 2016 (10 months) Works in a fast pace environment collaborating with customers to design, program, troubleshoot and consult with on the use of SharePoint 2010 and other application. Function includes designing, styling, product consultant and lead developer for SharePoint 2010 sites at Lincoln. SharePoint Software Developer - FPI March 2009 – July 2015 (6 years 5 months)|Agawam, Massachusetts Works in a fast pace environment collaborating with customers to design, program, troubleshoot and consult with them on the use of SharePoint 2010, Sitecore, SQL 2008 and other application to help manage their web products. Functioned as the CSS specialist designing, editing images and programing style features. Developed Sitecore 6 and SharePoint 2010 sites. 439th ALCF Command & Control Specialist - US Air Force Reserve November 2005 – November 2012 (7 years 1 month)|Westover ARB, Chicopee MA, Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) – Airlift Control Flight (ALCF) personnel are formally trained and operationally certified in the oversight of the total air mobility process which includes: AMC C3 (Command, Control, and Communications) Systems and Reporting, TACC Mission Coordination, Air Operations Planning and Execution, Load Planning and Equipment Preparation, Aerial Port Operations, Aircraft Maintenance, Joint / Civil Command Relationships, and Airlift User / Affiliate Coordination. The ALCF deployable components are known as Airlift Control Elements (ALCE) which are similar to USAF / Air Mobility Command – Contingency Response Elements (CRE). ALCEs are scalable to meet the requirements of the supported commander. ALCFs are maintained in a 36 hour maximum alert response status and are able to deploy and operate at “Austere” locations around the world. As organizations involved with inherently joint airlift operations, ALCFs support “Affiliates” with formal training in preparation for deployment via airlift as well as train with affiliates in joint command and control processes at locations with minimal DoD / Civil infrastructure. AFRC ALCF affiliates include: Reserve Forces from USA, USN, USMC, and USCG as well as civil responders under DoJ, DHS, and USAID.

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