Alec Yasinsac
1996-1999: Head, Information Technology Section, II MEF, USMC
- Head of an Information Technology Department supporting a 30,000 member organization.
- Responsible for planning and implementing permanent and temporary heterogeneous networks in support of international projects.
- Senior analyst responsible for designing the organizational network security structure and for identifying and implementing the designed solutions.
- Budgeted and executed a multi-million dollar account supporting the organization's computer infrastructure.
1993-1996: Head, Information Systems Management Branch
- Managed the enterprise network for a technology intensive organization of 3,500 employees.
- Procured all Information Technology products and services for the enterprise.
- Conducted research and development to improve business processes and to allow business other departments to improve their processes through automation
- Designed and installed an FDDI WAN Backbone for the enterprise.
- Procured and installed an enterprise backup system.
1990-1993: Assistant Professor of Naval Science, University of Virginia
- Primary professor for two undergraduate, upper level core courses
- Lead Marine Option Midshipmen in field exercises and other training
- Taught Computer Programming in Pascal.
- Lead graduate seminar on Network Security
- Participated in numerous computer science research groups.
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- 1993: NASC 352, Amphibious Warfare, University of Virginia
- 1992: CS 851, Seminar Leader, Network Security, University of Virginia
- 1992: NASC 351, Evolution of Weapons and Warfare, University of Virginia
- 1992: NASC 352, Amphibious Warfare, University of Virginia
- 1991: NASC 351, Evolution of Weapons and Warfare, University of Virginia
- 1991: NASC 352, Amphibious Warfare, University of Virginia
- 1990: NASC 351, Evolution of Weapons and Warfare, University of Virginia
- 1991: CS 186, Computer Programming in Pascal, University of Virginia
- 1990: CSC 390, Principles of Programming Languages, Park College
- 1990: CSC 301, OS360 Assembly Language Coding, Park College
- 1989: Math 170, Probability and Statistics, Park College
- 1989: CSC 176, Introduction to Computer Science, Park College
- 1989: CSC 420, Systems Analysis and Design II, Park College
- 1989: CSC 315, Systems Analysis and Design I, Park College
- 1989: Math 150, College Algebra, Park College
- 1988: CSC 212, Programming in Cobol II, Park College
- 1988: CSC 211, Programming in Cobol I, Park College
- 1987: CSC 315, Systems Analysis and Design I, Park College
- 1987: CSC 212, Programming in Cobol II, Park College
- 1987: CSC 211, Programming in Cobol I, Park College
- 1986: Math 105, Introduction to College Math, Park College
- 1986: CSC 150, Introduction to Computer Science, Northern Virginia Community College
- 1983: College Algebra, Craven Community College
- 1982: Introduction to College Mathematics, Craven Community College
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Summary:
Twenty years service as a United States Marine. Career is characterized by a balance of leadership experience and technology application. Broad training background extends from one-on-one instruction in general military subjects, to teaching programmers on the job, to guiding officer candidates through leadership training, to teaching advanced research seminars in a university environment. Engineering experience spans planning and implementation of IBM mainframe systems, application development in database systems, transition to microcomputers, Local Area Network design, and high speed Wide Area Network design and implementation.
Military Assignments:
· Jul 79: Entered the Marine Corps as a 2ndLt, via the Platoon Leader's Class program. Assigned to The Basic School in Quantico, Virginia. Graduated second in a class of two hundred and fifteen.
· Dec 79: Entered Data Systems Officer's Course, Quantico, Virginia.
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Apr 80: Assigned as Programming
Officer, 5th Force Automated Services Center, Detachment A, Second Force
Service Support Group.
Jul 83: Transferred to the Information Systems Management Officer (ISMO) staff,
3d Force Service Support Group, Okinawa Japan. Deployed to Korea for Exercise
Bear Hunt 84 and was promoted to Captain.
· Jul 84: Entered the Naval Post-graduate School, Monterey, California.
· Jun 86: Graduated from the Naval Post-graduate School with a Master of Science degree in Computer Science and was transferred to Marine Corps Central Design and Programming Activity, Quantico, Virginia. Became the System's Software Officer for the Marine Corps. Served as ISMO for Logistics Exercise, 1990.
· Aug 90: Assigned as the Marine Officer Instructor, Naval Reserve Officer's Training Course, University of Virginia and was promoted to Major.
· Oct 93: Transferred to Marine Corps Systems Command to be the Command ISMO.
· Aug 96: Assigned to Second Force Service Support Group as ISMO and Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff, G-6, responsible to the Commander for Command, Control, Communications, and Computers.
· Oct 96: Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel.
· May 97: Became Second Force Service Support Group Assistant Chief of Staff, G-6.
· Dec 97: Assigned to II Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) headquarters as the MEF ISMO.
Decorations
- National Defense Service Medal
- Naval Unit Citation
- Navy Commandation Medal
- Marine Meritorious Unit Commendation
- Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
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