Thomas A.

Guttadauro
215 Presidential Dr Apt B
Greenville, DE 19807
Phone 302 562-4393
E-Mail: tgdfd010@westpost.net

EXPERIENCE:
05-2008 to present; Best Western Brandywine Valley Inn,
1807 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE 19803,
Manager Mary Taylor, (302) 656-9436.
I work as the Maintenance man, Driver and sometimes Front desk person when neede
d.
09-2007 to 03-2008; Diamond salesman; Janvier Jewelers;
543 Christiana Mall, Newark, DE 19702,
Owner Ed Janvier; (302) 366-7448.
I worked as a Sales person in a Jewelry store.
04-1998 to Retired 04-2006; Acquisition Program Manager; GS-1101-12; Last Promot
ed 12-1988; U.S. Air Force; ESC/ACFT 50 Griffiss Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1
625; Supervisor was Lt Col David Keller;
781 271-2029.
Duties as Project Manager involve the oversight and management of a project, int
erfacing with the contractor, managing contracts or agreement issues, performanc
e, cost and schedule analysis, and conducting contract performance reviews and s
ite visits. Have worked various programs in this capacity listed below:
a) Management Experience: Program Manager of the TBMCS Version 1.0.2 Project
and prior to my retirement I was the Program Manager of the TBMCS Unit and Force
level integration effort. I was responsible for cost, schedule and overall per
formance of both these programs. Each program was on time and within budget con
straints.
b) Management Experience: Program Manager of the AN/TPS-75 RSSR Program. I w
as responsible for cost, schedule and overall performance on this program. I man
aged the unilateral Modification made to this contract to add needed options re
quested by our User.
c) Managed the setting-up of the Air Operations Center (AOC) for the Bright S
tar 98 Project in Egypt.
d) Management Experience: Program Manager of the Deployable Debriefing Facili
ty (DDF) Program and the Initial Deployable Kitchen (IDK) Program. I was respon
sible for cost, schedule and overall performance on these programs. Each progra
m was completed on time and within budget constraints.
12-1988 to 04-1998; Industrial Specialist; GS-1150-12; Last Promoted 12-1988; U.
S. Air
Force; ESC/ACFT 50 Griffiss Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1625; Supervisor was J
ames Donahue; 781 271-8344.
Duties included providing manufacturing and quality assurance guidance to the Pr
ogram Office. Performing manufacturing and quality assurance reviews. As proje
ct manager, I was responsible for planning, budgeting and execution of several p
rograms.
a) Worked closely with the Program Manger on the Peace Shield Long-Range Rada
r Program to ensure that the product was delivered on schedule and within the bu
dget. Monitored and supported programmatic efforts on various ECPs and TCPs.
 b) Supervised the activities of three contractors in the remote inspection of
Radar Sites for the Government of Thailand. Responsibilities included: plannin
g, directing, monitoring, and decision making in order to complete effort withi
n six week schedule.
c) Provided management oversight and guidance on the Systems Research Laborat
ory (SRL) effort to produce specification Compliant Printed Wiring Boards for th
e Peace Shield 25 inch Color Monitors. Assisted the local DCMC Representatives
and provided a vital link between the developer and the Program Office.
d) Managed the on-sight configuration audits for the Egyptian 776 Program. I
was the U.S. Air Force Government liaison between our customer (Egypt) and the l
ocal DCMC at Hughes in Fullerton, CA; I provided daily inputs to an Egyptian Bri
gadier General to keep him abreast of the program status.
02-1988 to 06-1988; Procurement Analyst; GS-1102-11; U.S. Air Force; AFPRO DET 4
0 Textron Corp. Wilmington, MA; Supervisor Mr. Jack Mclssic; (978) 657-1211.
Duties consisted of the review and approval of the contractor's Purchasing Syste
m, performing quarterly evaluations of purchase orders and purchase bids for sel
ection of Subcontractors. Also was responsible for writing a yearly purchasing
system evaluation on the contractor for Headquarters
06-1985 to 02-1988; QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST; GS-1910-11; Last Promoted 06-1
985; U.S. Air Force; AFPRO DET 40, Textron Corp. Wilmington, MA; Supervisor Ms.
Gayle Gallant; (978) 657-1203.
Responsible for the independent development of adequacy and compliance criteria;
performed in-depth evaluations of contractor's quality policies, operating proc
edures, work instructions, and systems surveillance of the contractor's procurem
ent controls for quality concern/issues. I reviewed contractor records of quali
ty assurance decisions, Product Assurance Systems Outputs, incoming contracts, a
nd Systems Program Office requests for the Detachment. Ensured that the contrac
tor's initial quality planning efforts/systems Outputs were in accordance with t
heir companies policies concerning the adequacy and timeliness of the proposed
corrective action and to assist in the resolution of rejected contractor correct
ive action.
10-1984 to 06-1985; QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST; GS-1910-9; DCASMA Boston; DCAS
PRO - G.E., Wilmington.MA; Supervisor Mr. Jim Lynche; (978) 937-4784.
Responsibilities included conducting initial and continuous review of contractor
's written quality and inspection procedures in accordance with the Quality Assu
rance Systems Requirements of the contract to determine completeness of adequacy
and initiated refinements. Performed physical inspections, examined and tested
operations by using visual, manual, and fixed gauges or other means to verify,
product quality. Reviewed corrective actions for deficiencies noted in contract
or's quality program to assure that deficiencies noted have been corrected and a
re not present in final product. Responsible for analyzing unsatisfactory repor
ts and related correspondence received, reviewing requests for waivers and devia
tions on Material Review Board actions and to evaluate justification for approva
l or disapproval action, I participated in meetings and reviews with Contract Ad
ministration, Production, Safety, and Key Inspection personnel.
09-1983 to 10-1984; QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST; GS-1910-09; Last Promoted 02-1
984;
DCASMA Boston; DCASMA - RCA, Burlington, MA; Supervisor was Ms. Christine DeFeli
ce; (781) 229-5142.
Responsibilities included conducting initial and continuous review of contractor
's written quality and inspection procedures. I performed evaluations, physical
inspections, examinations, and test operations to determine completeness and ad
equacy. I initiated refinements and make changes were necessary; I conducted in
spections and investigations to determine the cause of any discrepancies, and to
recommend corrective actions to prevent recurrence. I initiated requests for d
eviations and waivers on Material Review Board actions, to determine the adequac
y of shipping documents and to ensure proper distribution. To evaluate outgoing
purchase orders for compliance with contract requirements, and to evaluate the
need for Government source inspections.
EDUCATION:
Reading Memorial High School; Reading, MA; 1967; High School Diploma
North Shore Community College; Beverly, MA; Accounting; 1971; No Degree; 2.50 GP
A, 4 Point Scale; 24 Semester Hours
Control Data Institute; , Burlington, MA 01803; Computer Technology; 1972; No De
gree; 2.85 GPA, 4 Point Scale; 36 Semester Hours
Daniel Webster College; Nashua, NH 03060; Business Management; 1991; No Degree;
2.85 GPA, 4 Point Scale; 20 Semester Hours
Lesley College; Cambridge, MA; Business Management; 1993; No Degree; 3.50 GPA, 4
Point Scale; 39 Semester Hours
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING:
AFIT PPM304 ADV CONTRACT ADMIN, 80hrs, 3-89,
AFIT DEFENSE DATA MGT SYS 370, 80hrs, 5-91
AFIT Fund Acq MGT SYS 100, 40hrs, 8-91,
AFIT PPM153 PROD MGT I, 240hrs, 2-92,
AFIT Production MGT, 72hrs, 6-92
AFIT ACQ and PLAN ANAL SYS 200, 80hrs, 7-92,
SAS SUBCONTRACING MGT SYS ACQUIS, 40hrs, 4-93
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES:
DAWIA Level II Certification (Manufacturing/Production), 08-95
DAWIA Level III Certification (Program Management), 04-94
DAWIA Level I Certification (Qual Assur Acq), 09-93
PERFORMANCE RATINGS, AWARDS, HONORS, AND RECOGNITIONS:
ESC/AC Employee of the 3rd Quarter 2001
Excellent rating 06-02, 06-01, 06-00, 06-99
U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION:
Branch and Period of Active Duty Service: 07-1968 to 09-1969, U.S. Air Force
Type of Discharge: honorable