Chris Gallagher
About Chris Gallagher
Chris Gallagher is a Field Service Engineer III at ECS Federal, Inc., specializing in the Flats Sequencing System for the United States Postal Service. He holds degrees in Information Technology and Electronics Technology and has over a decade of experience in technical support and equipment repair.
Work at ECS Federal, Inc.
Chris Gallagher has been employed at ECS Federal, Inc. as a Field Service Engineer III since 2014. He is based in Norman, Oklahoma, specifically at the MTSC facility. In this role, Gallagher provides technical direction to skilled labor at customer sites, focusing on the Flats Sequencing System. His responsibilities include responding to emergency repair requests for non-operational equipment, ensuring the effective operation of the system.
Education and Expertise
Chris Gallagher studied at ITT Technical Institute from 2003 to 2005, where he earned an Associate in Specialized Technology Degree in Information Technology with a focus on Computer Network Systems. Prior to this, he attended Gateway Technical Institute from 1990 to 1992, achieving a Specialized Degree in Electronics Technology. His educational background supports his technical expertise in field service engineering.
Background in Electronics and Technology
Before joining ECS Federal, Inc., Chris Gallagher worked at Bombardier Transportation as an Electronic Technician Level 4 from 1999 to 2002. His experience in this role contributed to his technical skills and knowledge in electronics, which he applies in his current position. Gallagher's background in electronics and technology has been instrumental in his career development.
Involvement with the United States Postal Service
Chris Gallagher has played a significant role in implementing retrofits for the United States Postal Service's Flats Sequencing System. His involvement includes providing technical direction and support to ensure the successful integration and operation of the system. This work highlights his expertise in managing complex technical projects within the postal service sector.