Patrick Jones
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David Korth
Patrick worked with me as a support position when I was an ISS front room controller (OPS PLAN). Patrick always demonstrated great personal integrity and dedication in performing the duties of updating and processing ISS crew procedures (both new and modified). Patrick could always be counted upon to execute his duties methodically and in so doing, garnedered trust of the OPS PLAN team.
Anthony Quandt
I had the honor of managing Mr. Jones through a very difficult period of the last remaining Shuttle Flights. As a certified Crew Escape console operator in the backroom of the Space Shuttle's Mission Control room, Mr. Jones was a very important team member for the astronaut's safety. He provided excellent training and outstanding support to the crewmembers. Attention to detail and critical thinking are evident in Mr. Jones' work habits. Even as the Shuttle Program was drawing to a close, Mr. Jones continued, just as he had throughout his career, to support the Shuttle's final flights with professionalism, poise and focus. Mr. Jones would make a valuable contribution to any highly focused organization.
David Korth
Patrick worked with me as a support position when I was an ISS front room controller (OPS PLAN). Patrick always demonstrated great personal integrity and dedication in performing the duties of updating and processing ISS crew procedures (both new and modified). Patrick could always be counted upon to execute his duties methodically and in so doing, garnedered trust of the OPS PLAN team.
Anthony Quandt
I had the honor of managing Mr. Jones through a very difficult period of the last remaining Shuttle Flights. As a certified Crew Escape console operator in the backroom of the Space Shuttle's Mission Control room, Mr. Jones was a very important team member for the astronaut's safety. He provided excellent training and outstanding support to the crewmembers. Attention to detail and critical thinking are evident in Mr. Jones' work habits. Even as the Shuttle Program was drawing to a close, Mr. Jones continued, just as he had throughout his career, to support the Shuttle's final flights with professionalism, poise and focus. Mr. Jones would make a valuable contribution to any highly focused organization.
David Korth
Patrick worked with me as a support position when I was an ISS front room controller (OPS PLAN). Patrick always demonstrated great personal integrity and dedication in performing the duties of updating and processing ISS crew procedures (both new and modified). Patrick could always be counted upon to execute his duties methodically and in so doing, garnedered trust of the OPS PLAN team.
Anthony Quandt
I had the honor of managing Mr. Jones through a very difficult period of the last remaining Shuttle Flights. As a certified Crew Escape console operator in the backroom of the Space Shuttle's Mission Control room, Mr. Jones was a very important team member for the astronaut's safety. He provided excellent training and outstanding support to the crewmembers. Attention to detail and critical thinking are evident in Mr. Jones' work habits. Even as the Shuttle Program was drawing to a close, Mr. Jones continued, just as he had throughout his career, to support the Shuttle's final flights with professionalism, poise and focus. Mr. Jones would make a valuable contribution to any highly focused organization.
David Korth
Patrick worked with me as a support position when I was an ISS front room controller (OPS PLAN). Patrick always demonstrated great personal integrity and dedication in performing the duties of updating and processing ISS crew procedures (both new and modified). Patrick could always be counted upon to execute his duties methodically and in so doing, garnedered trust of the OPS PLAN team.
Anthony Quandt
I had the honor of managing Mr. Jones through a very difficult period of the last remaining Shuttle Flights. As a certified Crew Escape console operator in the backroom of the Space Shuttle's Mission Control room, Mr. Jones was a very important team member for the astronaut's safety. He provided excellent training and outstanding support to the crewmembers. Attention to detail and critical thinking are evident in Mr. Jones' work habits. Even as the Shuttle Program was drawing to a close, Mr. Jones continued, just as he had throughout his career, to support the Shuttle's final flights with professionalism, poise and focus. Mr. Jones would make a valuable contribution to any highly focused organization.
Experience
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FamilyLife
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United States
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Non-profit Organization Management
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200 - 300 Employee
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eCommerce Program Manager
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Jun 2023 - Present
Manager of an online eCommerce store built on WooCommerce.
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Business Systems Analyst - Specialist
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Oct 2021 - Jun 2023
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Business Analyst
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Dec 2017 - Oct 2021
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Missionary/New Staff Member
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Oct 2015 - Dec 2017
Over the past year God has confirmed His call on our lives to ministry and has strengthened our burden and passion for reaching families for Jesus. Over the past ten years we have been deeply helped by FamilyLife (www.familylife.com) as we have attended the Weekend to Remember marriage events.
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PSC
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United States
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Oil and Gas
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700 & Above Employee
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Craft Certification Manager
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Jul 2012 - Jan 2013
Developed a completely new training and certification program for the 1500+ employee / operators of PSC Industrial Services. Manage a train the trainer program. Developed a completely new training and certification program for the 1500+ employee / operators of PSC Industrial Services. Manage a train the trainer program.
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United Space Alliance
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United States
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Defense and Space Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Space Shuttle Crew Escape Instuctor/Flight Controller, Engineer
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Dec 2007 - Aug 2011
Certified as a NASA Space Shuttle Flight Controller for the Crew Escape Officer Console position. Certified Technical Astronaut Instructor for Space Shuttle Crew Escape. Trained STS-119, STS-125, and STS 127-135 (11 Shuttle flights - with a total of 58 different Astronauts trained).
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International Space Station Flight Controller/Technical Manager
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Jan 2001 - Dec 2007
Certified as a NASA International Space Station Flight Controller. Technical Publication Manager for multiply ISS Operational Books. Worked all missions starting with Expedition 1 thru Expedition 16 the end of 2007.
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US Navy
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United States
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Armed Forces
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700 & Above Employee
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Aircraft Mechanic, Quality Assurance, Supervisor
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Sep 1991 - Feb 2000
Honorable Discharge. Second Class Petty Officer. Aircraft Structural Mechanic Safety Equipment (AME2) E-5. Worked on C-130, F/A-18 and UH-1N. Honorable Discharge. Second Class Petty Officer. Aircraft Structural Mechanic Safety Equipment (AME2) E-5. Worked on C-130, F/A-18 and UH-1N.
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Education
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1997 - 2000
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
BS, Professional Aeronautics
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