Posted by on June 14, 1998 at 08:35:01:
William C. Hazel Jr.
46672 Cavendish Sq. Message Number
Sterling, VA 20165 (W) (703) 802-8300
(H) (703) 421-0587
Dear Perspective Employer,
I served twenty-six years in the U.S. Naval Security Group engaged in Cryptologic and Electronic Warfare. My operational experience in the Navy was as The Electronic Warfare Officer and Ships Intelligence Officer aboard USS Princeton (CG 59). I qualified as a Combat Information Center Officer and as Surface Subsurface Warfare Coordinator (SUWC) aboard this AEGIS Cruiser. The majority of my naval career was as a Cryptologic Technician and as a Cryptologic Chief Warrant Officer. I maintained a Top Secret security clearance with special access that was required for the work I was assigned.
I have extensive experience managing and developing curricula for paper-based, interactive multimedia, and Internet delivery systems. I have designed training programs for both the U.S. Navy and commercial industry. My Navy career provided me with the experience and the environment with which to lead others and the wisdom with which to prepare others to excel. I have taught and developed curriculum for foreign students in the United States, Republic of the Philippines, and Japan.
I would appreciate a personal interview to discuss in greater detail how my background may be of value to you.
I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.
William C. Hazel, Jr.
Enclosure - Resume
William C. Hazel Jr.
46672 Cavendish Sq. Message Number
Sterling, VA 20165 (W) (703) 802-8300
(H) (703) 421-0587
EDUCATION: University of West Florida
Ed.S Curriculum and Instruction (ABT)
University of Southern California
MSED Education
University of the Philippines
BA Social Science
EXPERIENCE:
TECHMATICS, Inc., Fairfax, VA
Technical Director for Advanced Training Applications. Act as performance consultant to the Human Resources Department in designing and implementing performance improvement programs. Direct and manage performance improvement team in designing and developing interactive multimedia training. Interact with Department of Defense and commercial clients in identifying accomplishing their goals.
Program Manager/Instructional Designer. Conducted needs analysis, designed instructional delivery, developed graphics and authored courseware for CD-ROM and Internet Based Training courses. Analyzed and developed knowledge based and performance based testing.
Senior Combat System Engineer: Administered and coordinated implementation of Engineering Change Proposals and AEGIS Ships Ordered Alterations for the Japanese and Spanish AEGIS Shipbuilding programs. Task leader for engineering team.
National Rural Telecommunications Cooperative (NRTC), Herndon, VA
Instructional Designer/Multimedia Specialist: Conducted Front End Analysis (FEA), designed instructional strategies, developed graphics, and authored courseware for Financial Accounting and Sales Success training courses. Designed and developed desktop and pocket size job aids. Responsible for outsourcing contracts.
National Graduate University, Roslyn, VA
English as a Second Language Teacher: Instructed foreign students in beginning, intermediate, and advanced English classes.
Martin Marietta, Moorestown, NJ
Task Leader/Instructional Designer: Designed and developed the Japanese Navy’s AEGIS interactive multimedia training program. Supervised video and audio recording and subsequent courseware authoring. Served as subject matter expert for some courses.
Educational Researcher: Conducted research and analysis of computer courses taught at the U.S. Navy AEGIS Training Center, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren, VA. The research focused on determining if the training could benefit by changing from instructor lead training to interactive multimedia.
Senior Training Analyst: Instructed U.S. Navy Personnel in system and operations courses for AEGIS Destroyer and Cruiser class ships. Responsible for curriculum development and instruction of AEGIS Officer courses for Foreign Military Sales.
Technical Engineering Service Company (TESCO), Pensacola, FL
Manpower and Training Specialist/Task Leader: Analyzed and edited Chief, Naval Education and Training documents which provided procedural guidance for the Navy’s in-house development of training materials. Performed as Senior Analyst and Task Leader for development of the Navy’s Task Based Curriculum Developer Course.
U.S. Navy
Cryptologic Chief Warrant Officer: Ship’s Cryptologist, Electronic Warfare Officer, and Special Security Officer.
Cryptologic Technician "R" Branch: Progressed through paygrades E-1 to E-8 in the fields of SIGINT, COMINT, Signals Security, Communications Security, and High Frequency Direction Finding.
Command Training Officer: Coordinated and supervised professional and off-duty training for 298 command personnel. Responsible for maintenance of records, professional development, and scheduling of non-military training for entire command.
Program Manager: Managed $6.5M budget for Consolidated Vulnerability Assessment Program (CVAP) Course. The course was developed using touch screen technology.
Course Manager: Supervised 8 instructors and 320 students annually engaged in Cryptologic Training. Developed course schedules, verified curriculum changes and scheduled all maintenance times for training equipment.
MULTIMEDIA SOFTWARE: Asymetrix Toolbook II, Macromedia Director, Adobe
Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, Microsoft Office.
WORDPROCESSING SOFTWARE: Microsoft Office 97, WordPerfect Suite 7.