Gary Huber
9679 Heron Bay Road
Bloomington, Illinois 61704
Home Phone (309) 662-0604
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a part time position which will allow me to transfer
practical knowledge of the wireless communications industry to individuals
and organizations needing subject matter expertise for successful completion
of radio - telecommunication projects.
QUALIFICATIONS
For more than twenty years, I was engaged at State Farm Insurance in the
application development of new technology products and services. I developed
applications using the first IBM PCs including collection of call records
from remote telephone systems. I worked with new product developers from
IBM, Bell Labs, AT&T, ROLM, and Motorola. I helped develop several
new products as a beta tester, the most recent being the first private
iDEN radio network. I attended professional seminars and worked with industry
leaders. I was a voting member of the Personal Communications Industry
Association, Private System Users Alliance where I made recommendations
to the Federal Communications Commissioners. I applied technology to business
requirements to provide un-tethered communications, reduce life cycle
costs, and improve customer relations. I wrote proposals for executives
and procedures for maintenance technicians. I delivered new product and
services training to internal customers.
EDUCATION
1986 Bachelor of Science, Industrial Technology, Illinois State University
1979 Associate Degree, General Studies, Carl Sandburg Junior College
EMPLOYMENT
1980-2002 Staff Assistant, Electronic Communications Systems, State Farm
Insurance
Managed country-wide company telephone network, purchased Private Business
Exchange equipment, analyzed traffic and expenses, created least cost
routing tables, wrote expense distribution programs. Developed company
standards for commercial two-way radio equipment. Proposed, purchased,
installed, operated, and maintained thirty two Motorola 800 MHz conventional
repeaters and one trunked repeater with 600 subscriber units. Replaced
trunked repeater with Motorola’s first Private iDEN system. Developed
and installed complex in-building bi-directional RF amplification and
distribution systems. Deployed and supported pagers and cell phones.
1976-1992 Command Sergeant Major, Illinois Army National Guard
Command Sergeant Major 2-123 FA; Command Sergeant Major, Det-2 STARC (IL);
First Sergeant, A 2-123 FA; First Sergeant, B 2-123 FA (ODT Honduras 1988);
Chief of Firing Battery, C 2-123 FA (ODT Operation Big Shot, Central America,
May 1985); BN Commo Sergeant, HQ 1-123 INF; Gunnery Sergeant, C 2-123
FA; Operations Sergeant, HQ 3-337; INF Instructor, Inf. tactics &
weapons, A 75th SPT BN (RVN); Section Chief, C and B 1-60 ADA; Tank Commander,
A 1-33 ARMOR (FRG). As Command Sergeant Major, I was responsible for individual
soldier training and career management. While insuring required training
was performed four supervisory levels down, I mentored those in my immediate
span of control.
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