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Jim Rutkovsky
Summary:
Mr. Rutkovsky has over 30 years of program and project management experience, 25
years of experience in Coast Guard operations and management, and more than 8
years experience in delivering project management and business process
consulting services. While in the Coast Guard, Mr. Rutkovsky participated in
requirements generation for the Port and Waterways Safety System (PAWSS). He was
also responsible for enforcement of environmental laws and regulations including
the Clean Water Act and cleanup site safety. During the standup of the
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) he participated in development of
logistics support requirements for TSA employees and equipment in U.S.
commercial airports. Mr. Rutkovsky has experience with development of the
Modeling and Simulation Master Plan (MSMP) for CGMOES. He developed a project
risk analysis report for the State of Maryland voting machine replacement
acquisition and while he was the PAWSS Program Manager in the Coast Guard he was
responsible for acquisition strategy and RFP generation for that safety system.
Education:
M.B.A.,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1981
B.S., U.S. Coast Guard Academy,1974
Project Management Professional (PMP), 2002
University of California Irvine, Certificate HazMat Management, 1985
Current Responsibilities:
MicroSystems
Integration, Inc. 2003 - Present
Pawcatuck, Connecticut
Standard Operational
Planning Process (SOPP) –
Development of a standard enterprise wide process to develop and distribute
operational planning guidance to USCG operating units. The process links
strategic intent, operational mission execution, and the federal budget
process. This engagement involves contact with the Headquarters Mission Program
representatives, Area Command representatives and District Command
representatives.
Combating Maritime Terrorism (CMT) Campaign Plan
– Development of a Campaign Plan including a Strategic Plan and Strategy
Deployment Plan. Risk Management Frameworks
were applied to revise the CMT (formally the USCG Ports, Waterways, and Coastal
Security) Strategic Plan, consistent with the National Strategy for Homeland
Security, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Strategic Plan, USCG Maritime
Strategy for Homeland Security, National Maritime Security Strategy and internal
policy guidance. Office of Command, Control, Communications,
Computers and Information Technology (CG-6) Transition
–
Development and design of business processes and organization of the newly
reorganized CG-6. With CG-6 personnel developed an integrated set of practices
to define and document CG-6 business processes. Practices developed include an
enterprise wide System Development Life Cycle (SDLC), Information Architecture,
Investment Management and Information Assurance.
Previous Experience:
Senior Consulting Manager, 1999-2003, Robbins Gioia LLC
Team
lead for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Airport Rollout PMO
Provided TSA with PMO capability to rollout screening equipment and staffing for
the 429 commercial airports in the United States within 12 months. This
was a Congressional mandate that could not be extended. Responsibilities
included development and maintenance of a master schedule to track activities of
the integrations contractors (Lockheed Martin and Boeing) at the 429 airports,
write and maintain a risk plan to identify, quantify, and track risks, developed
the governance process and wrote the governance plan to manage the rollout,
developed a standard requirements document of airport security
enhancements, wrote and implemented a change control process to manage airport
requirement changes, developed airport rollout performance metrics and
maintained weekly measures of performance, wrote the transition plan to handoff
the work of the rollout team to the newly created TSA staff, and documented
lessons learned. Managed PMO staff of 12 people.
Provided
Project & Program Management consulting and support services to the Military
Sealift Command.
Developed
a life cycle management process for the Command, Control, Communications &
Computer Systems (C4S) Directorate. This included development of a charter
for the (recommended) Life Cycle Working Group, development of an internal
communications plan to keep stakeholders informed, completion of an
issues/actions tracking tool and development of a C4S strategic plan (with
metrics and implementation schedule).
PM
Assessment of State of Maryland Voting and Registration systems.
Led team to assess the current state of a multi-million dollar project to
provide Maryland with new voting machines and registration system.
Assessed current state of project against best project management practices.
Report resulted in recommendations to change reporting requirements, implement
additional controls to track contractor cost, schedule and performance, and hire
additional oversight staff.
Project
manager for Lucent Technologies.
Provided
project control for construction of state of the art fiber optics plant.
Responsible for construction (schedule, scope, cost) of the plant &
supporting service systems. Developed an acceptance process and
documentation for Lucent acceptance of the physical plant.
Team lead to develop acquisition strategy for joint service logistics support IT
system for the U.S. Marine Corps.
Conducted
assessment of current state of system acquisition (behind schedule and over
budget). Developed strategy to adequately staff project, deal with stakeholder
issues, and reestablish cost, schedule and performance baselines.
Strategy was accepted and implemented.
Team lead for PM engagement with Nortel Networks.
Developed
Project Management policies & procedures for a world wide Project Management
Office including global reporting methods & metrics. Managed a staff
of 6 located in 3 locations including Washington DC, Texas and Michigan.
ARINC project management support services.
Provided
schedule management & analysis support for aviation communications
software development project at ARINC.
United States Coast Guard:
held
multiple leadership and management positions including:
Deputy
Executive Director, The Interdiction Committee, Washington DC.
Worked
with heads of US Customs Service, DEA, US Border Patrol, DOD, & the US
Coast Guard to jointly develop strategic plan for the Committee. Met
with heads of agencies on monthly basis & facilitated meetings.
Initiated first interagency plan to coordinate federal law enforcement
agencies counter drug operations & policies at the US borders.
Program
Manager for US Vessel Traffic Service (VTS).
Initiated first public/private partnership to operate & fund a public VTS
in the US (Valdez, AK).
Executive
Officer, Alternate Captain of the Port.
US Coast Guard, New York, NY. Directed delivery of US Coast Guard services
in port of New York. Chief, Human Resources for 350 persons located at
five separate facilities. Led team to relocate operating facility from
Manhattan to Staten Island, New York resulting in 20% reduction in annual
operating costs.
Chief
of Port Operations, US Coast Guard Marine Safety Office, Long Beach, CA.
Responsible for Marine Safety enforcement, eliminated backlog of more than
200 (40% of annual load) safety violations in first year on job. Project
manager of large-scale federal oil spill clean up directing 500 contractors
& government employees.
Chief
Financial Officer (CFO), Chief Logistics Officer. US Coast Guard
Research & Development Center, Groton, CT.
Led project to installed accounting software system to manage $20M in
contracts & purchases eliminated $50K in late payment fees.
Warranted federal contracting officer.
Commanding
Officer/Captain of the Port. US Coast Guard Station New London, CT.
Project Manager of $3M salvage operation of sunken oil laden barge.
Completed 2 weeks ahead of schedule, 8% under budget without pollution.
Managed diverse workforce of federal, state & contractor personnel in this
successful project.
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