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Program Company Name APPS Target Navy Medical Center San Diego Naval Air Statiion North Island NAVFAC SOUTHWEST Public works US Postal Service / San Diego Zenetex, North Island Coronado FRC‐F18 Life Style Network ARC Document Solutions, Inc. NAVSEA , Regional Maintenance Centers Southwest Regional Maintenance Center (SWRMC) USPS Starside Security Services VA San Diego Healthcare System Miramar Group Inc. (contracted to Naval Air Station North Island‐ Spectrum Security Services Naval Medical Center San Diego SWRMC/FLCSD Capital Group Companies ‐ Downtown Los Angeles, (contracted by US Postal Service/San Diego Kaiser Hosptial Naval Air Station North Island US Post Office ACE – Adobe Certified Expert Web Specialist Program Hotel Del Coronado Teal Electronics Naval Hosptial Camp Pendleton Corporate IT Solutions HOA Bussiness Solutions Epsilon GO Staff(temp job‐‐called as needed) Department of the Navy Naval Hosptial Camp Pendleton VA Medical Center La Jolla VA Naval Medical Center ‐ Lab Dept. Affordable Visitation Service Sylvester Moore Company DEPT. 400, NAVSEA, Southwest Regional Maintenance Center, Code Southwest Regional Maintenance Center NAVSUP Navy Supply Center ‐ Southwest Left Coast Construction General Atomics VA San Diego Healthcare System Volt Workforce at Activision Blizzard Republic Indemnity Naval Base Coronado ‐ NASNI Naval Medical Center San Diego Deptment of Navy PSD Navall Base San Diego,CA Branch Dental Clinic‐NAS North Island‐navy Medicine Naval Hospital Hoccupational Health Dept. Camp Pendleton Navy Medical Center San Diego Adobe – Microsoft Certified Application Program SAIC Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton (NBC) NAS North Island Safety Department Hooper Camera Manex Erp, Inc. Advanced Program‐Medical Coding and Billing Resource Management Solutions (RMS) Tarbell Realtors ‐ Upland City of Glendale Verdugo Job Center NCHS North County Health Services‐Oceanside Business Skills Program The Local Pages Helping Hands Senior Foundation Antonyan Miranda, LLP Cisco Certified Entry Level Networking Technician RLH Industries (CCENT) with CompTIA ‐ Network+ San Bernardino Unified School District Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician Program City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation Uber Edwards Air Force Base Applied Professional Training ‐ APT College LLC Corporate IT Solutions EdgeMAC SPAWAR Cisco Certified Networking Administrator Program (CCNA) US Department of Veterans Affairs, 11000 ?wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, Glacier Water Servcies Inc. SAIC Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department Tierzero Veritas Management Solutions, Inc. Naval Balboa Hospital, San Diego, CA Tideworks Technology Strategic Data Systems Sonny's Strategic Data Systems VA San Diego Healthcare System Fastener Innovation Technology, Inc. Cloud9 Real Time www.cloud9realtime.com Cisco Certified Networking Administrator Program (CCNA) Naval Medical Center San Diego with CompTIA ‐ Network+ Black Box Network Services (contracted by Outsource) Stewart Title Glendale Unified School District Verizon Naval Hospital Hoccupational Health Dept. Camp Pendleton LCE Life Cycle Engineering Leidos Inc. The Walt Disney Studios Seca North America Pro Build Co Black Box Network Services Cisco Certified Networking Administrator Program (CCNA) Goodwill Industries with Specialization General Dynamics IT Epicor Software Del Mar Unified School District Webroot Westfield Corporation Cisco Professional Program (CCNP) B+Positive Business Research and Development LLC CISSP: Certified Information Systems Security Professional Greater Works Empowerment Center Veterans Administration MRC Smart Technology, A Xerox Company American Technical Services Naval Air Station North Island CompTIA A+ Certification Naval Medical Center San Diego Security On‐Demand Qualcomm U.S. Post Office University of California San Diego CompTIA A+, Network+ VA San Diego Healthcare System Edwards Lifesciences VA San Diego Healthcare System Modern Health CompTIA A+, Network+, MCSA Windows 8 Frog Environmental Millcraft Inc. Naval Balboa Hospital, San Diego, CA HOA Business Solutions SAIC Abacus Data Systems Comply Traq, LLC Target #1383 Naval Air Statiion North Island NAVFAC SOUTHWEST Public works University San Diego SAS Retail Merchandising Vencore VA San Diego Healthcare Systems Fleet Logistics Center San Diego PSD Afloat West San Diego Starside Security Services Nova Commerical Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Naval Medical Center San Diego Cox Communications, Inc. contracted by Primus Software Corporation FOX Sports VA San Diego Healthcare System US Department of Defense Naval Medical Center San Diego SWRMC/FLCSD MCAS Miramar ‐ Marine Corps Air Station Tri Star Engineering Inc. Hotel Del Coronado CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+ Certification (DOD Naval Supply Systems Command 8570) Staffmark via Taco Bell Headquarters Landrum Staffing ‐ North Island Coronado Contract Preferred Systems Solutions Granite Construction Paramount Studios Automobile Broker Epsilon systems Solutions Inc. Loan Depot Federal Aviation Administration Albertson of ‐ Service Deli SAIC Mad Engine, Inc. DEPT. 400, NAVSEA, Southwest Regional Maintenance Center, Code San Diego County Sheriff's Department Pomeroy Southwest Regional Maintenance Center American Internet Services Navy Medical Center San Diego ‐ Balboa contracted by B.E.A.T. Tristar Engineering American Red Cross FedEx Ship Center San Diego Metropolitan Transit System Souza Construction & Electric Naval Medical Center San Diego Deptment of Navy PCM IT Solutions (contract working at Qualcomm San Diego) CompTIA Linux+ Certification Lowry & Associates Inc. General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Poway, CA Veterans Administration Naval Facilities Engineering Command NASNI NAVFAC ‐Naval Facilities Engineering Command‐Downtown CompTIA Network+ Certification Naval Air Station North Island US Postal Service Teal Electronics General Dynamics IT Lockheed Martin U.S. Post Office Qualcomm NASNI Lockheed Martin CompTIA Security + Certification US Postal Service University of California San Diego Qualcomm U.S. Post Office USN Naval Supply Mental Health America Los Angeles (MHALA) CompTIA Training & Certification A+, Network +, Security + Department of Veterans Affairs (8570), Cloud Essentials Command Broadband VA San Diego Healthcare System Computer Hacking Forensics Investigator (CHFI) Source Intelligence Source Intelligence Strategic Data Systems EC Council ‐ CEH Certified Ethical Hacker AT&T,3855 Ash St, San Diego City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation Teradata Corporation ITIL ‐ Foundations ‐ Business Needs and Goals ‐ IT Best ITIL ‐ Foundations ‐ Business Needs and Goals ‐ IT Best Base 2 Solutions Naval Balboa Hospital, San Diego, CA US Navy SWWRMC Southwest Regional Maintenance Center Fairbanks Morse Engine Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility Navy Medical Center Suburban Water Systems Warner Brothers Studios PSD Navall Base San Diego,CA Unison Site Management NASNI Air Terminal, Naval Air Station North Island, Coronado Xerox Corporation Geo Group USE Credit Union Downtown Family Health Center US Navy Dept. of Defense Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Thor Solutions, LLC (Naval Base conract) MiraCosta College Library Pasternack Enterprises Inc. Naval Air Station North Island ‐ FRC‐SW Suppli Company Naval Medical Center SanDiego San Diego County Sheriff's Department Vista Station PRIDE Industries ‐ LAAFB(Los Angeles Air Force Base) US Post Office Naval Sea Logistics Center San Diego NAVSEA MTS Metropolitan Transit System MCAS/MOS –with Business Skills County of San Diego, Access Call Center La Mesa Theo Pharmacy Ventura County Community College District Cabrillo Technologies Kegler's Consultng HOA Bussiness Solutions Naval Medical Center, San Diego, CA Epsilon Southwest Regional Maintenance Center ‐NAVSEA California Orthopaedic Institute Quantum Professional Services Inc. Panasonic Dugan & Rader Law Firm University of California San Diego Xifin, Inc. Freedom Mortgage Source Rite, LLC Cal State Fullerton (contract from Eastridge Workforcce Solutions) Southwest Regional Maintenance Center US Department ‐ Homeland Security in San Diego SPAWAR UC San Diego Health Medimpact Healthcare Systems, Inc. United States Postal Service ‐ Rancho Carmel, CA Paychex NAVSEA US Navy CIV ‐ NAVSURFPAC ‐ Naval Air Station North Island Base Troy‐CSL Lighting Inc. MCITP – Microsoft Certified IT Professional Windows Server Techno Hero Solutions, Los Angeles, CA 2008 Administrator with VMWARE Kaiser / Zion San Diego Redlands Community Hospital MCSA – BI Developer for SQL Server Fox Entertainment Group Inc. Ultra Signs, San Diego Raytheon, Sub Contracted Consolidated Networks PSD Afloat West San Diego Engility Corp MCSA – Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate Naval Base Point Loma Raytheon iHerb Inc. Li & Fung Whalen Furniture Manufacturing Inc. Select Staffing ‐ Huntington Park, CA Navy Medical Center San Diego CCS Global Tech Cain Advisory Group SSCPAC SPAWAR Department of Justice NBC Universal NBC Universal Sunlight Solar Company, Select Staffing Thousand Oaks Department of Homeland Security NAVSEA , Regional Maintenance Centers NAVSEA , Regional Maintenance Centers Advantage Resourcing MCSA – Microsoft SQL Database Administrator with MTS Metropolitan Transit System Business Intelligence (Entry Level) Genesis Healthcare Haul USA LLC Source Intelligence Docupace Technologies ICON Information Consultants Chevron Refinery Walmart Soliant Health Fashion Furniture Rental Green Flash Brewing Co. DirectTV Synermed, Inc. Naval Medical Center San Diego IBM Corporation East West Bank CVTTSI
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