Charles A Jagow

1204 Saddleback Landing

Chesapeake, Va. 23320

(804) 547-4226

EXPERIENCE BACKGROUND

I am part of the Acquisition Engineering group that does hardware development and evaluations. I am the only technician in our group of several Electrical Engineers. We are currently involved with the design and production of emulated peripherals for aging Combat Direction System computer systems such as RD358 magnetic tape units, UYH3 disk drives, USQ69 display terminals, TT624 line printers and the OJ-172. We have produce UYK-7 computer emulators for the Egyptian Navy also.

I supported the NSWC PHD ECO Combat Direction Systems Computers/Peripherals code on a variety of projects. I am currently involved with the LHA Peripheral Support Group project that will remove obsolete peripherals from a Combat Direction System on board LHA class ships and replace them with functionally equivalent VME based systems controlled by UNIX based TAC-4 workstations. I am directly responsible for the development of the LHA PSG technical manual as well as the technical manual for the CV-2036 KCMX Emulator. I have written I8051 micro-controller firmware in support of the LHA PSG RS-232 serial to Link-14 teletype converter. I shared responsibility for the implementation of the PSG LHA development lab and I also serve as Lab Manager responsible for day to day operations. In addition to the LHA PSG project I have provided technical assists on various ship-board computer systems. I have been required on numerous occasions to provide technical assistance to NUWC on their submarine simulation/stimulattion computer systems.

Contracted by Sabtech Industries to develop a new graphical user interface software package for their NTDS Interface Analyzer test equipment. The new Analyzer software was developed for use in a standard Microsoft Windows environment and provided many enhancements and refinements to the previous MS-DOS based version of software. I also developed a complete user's guide for the new Analyzer software.

Also responsible for the development of the "AMUYK" software package, a software & hardware replacement that would save the US Navy over $110,00.00 per mainframe installation. This unique software interfaced a 68030 microprocessor based PC to the AN/UYK-43 militarized mainframe computer. The "AMUYK" software executing in the PC presented an accurate scale graphic representation of the mainframe's display control panel. The graphic display could then be manipulated by mouse which causes the corresponding operation to occur within the host mainframe, thus a complete remote control program for the mainframe computer.

Responsible for the VME based NTDS Interface Analyzer project. This included manufacturing, support, sales and service. In addition to the NTDS Analyzer project, I provideed technical assistance as well as customer service for the entire Sabtech VME product line.

SSN CCS MK-1, MK-2 & MK-117 Fire Control System. Provided field engineering services for MK-117, MK-1 and CCS MK-2 and associated hardware for fleet, site, and trainer support. Installed ORDALT and Field Changes including system testing and grooming. Provided depot level assistance to support the BUD Program, including Operational and OTH Program deliveries, ADCAP conversions, switchboard modifications, cable installations, modification/testing and repair of major CCS equipment. Provided technical support using government approved testing procedures for DMPs. Provided technical support for the investigation and analysis of items related to MRCs. Research and analyze data for ECPs, hardware/software validation and verification, cable fabrications and repair, conduct of CM audits of SSNs and shore based trainers. Provided emergency field repair support in response to CASREP requests for technical assistance to operational platforms. Development and implementation of specialized training for the Combat System Wrap Test. Fault Insertion Device (FID) development and implementation for the CCS MK-2 Fire Control System AN/UYK-43A(V) computers and associated peripheral equipments, other responsibilities include depot level assistance for the AN/UYK-43A(V) computer and Embedded Memory Subsystem (EMS) of the CS MK-2 Fire Control System.

TRIDENT DPS, responsible for management of all TRIDENT AN/UYK-43 computer assets including, coordination of Block Updates, spare parts and verification of training materials. Other responsibilities included AN/UYK-7 to AN/UYK-43 computer software conversion, equipment failure trend analysis, AN/UYH-2 Data Module failure analysis, as well as overhaul, field change updates and functional grooming of all TRIDENT DPS hardware including AN/UYK-43 & AN/UYK-7 computers, UYH-2 Disk Memory Set, OJ-172 DEAC and the UNISYS & NORDEN DEAC emulators.