| PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE |
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Seeking a senior level position in systems architecture or systems engineering that will allow me to make full use of my skills in designing application and server infrastructures.
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| WORK EXPERIENCE |
| October, 2002 - Present |
Senior Systems Administrator
PDI/Dreamworks
1800 Seaport Blvd
Redwood City, CA 94063
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- Senior member of the Systems Engineering staff
- Senior Unix System Administrator
- Network Administrator
- Maintainer of infrastructure services such as LDAP,
Sendmail, DNS, and Usenet
- Architect of a Nagios and GroundWork OpenSource based
monitoring system. This system was also integrated with
Cacti for data collection, Smokeping for network latency
testing, and Splunk for log analysis
- Architect of new monitoring system to migrate the above to Zenoss
- Lead architect and implementator for the deployment of HP's BTO monitoring suite of software; including OMi, NNMi, OM, SiteScope, and UCMDB.
- Member of the implementation and support team for the studio-wide puppet configuration management system
- Developer of various web-based tools for systems management, including a system inventory database and a system locator with dynamic floor maps
- Backup architect, responsible for a (now retired) Legato Networker installation with 150TB of Network Appliance disk and 40 servers, using LTO2 tapes over a SAN
- Lead maintainer and instructor of the new employee systems overview class
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| August, 1999 - October, 2002 |
Operations Architect
NUASIS Corporation
260 E. Gish Road
San Jose, CA 95112
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- Senior member of the Operations/IS staff
- Operational infrastructure architect
- Senior Unix System Administrator
- Senior Network Administrator
- Responsible for network and system security
- Maintainer of infrastructure services such as LDAP,
Sendmail, DNS, MRTG, and Usenet at both the corporate and
production data center level
- Architect of our data center and corporate networks
and infrastructure systems, including the Cisco router
and switch backbone, the DNS and mail services, and the
Solaris systems
- Chief architect of our fault-tolerant network, system, and
database design for our 2nd generation data center roll-out
- Developer of tools for installing, monitoring, and
maintaining our production data center and corporate systems
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| April, 1996 - August, 1999 |
Technical Lead
Cisco Systems, Inc.
170 W. Tasman Dr.
San Jose, CA 95134
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- Technical Lead for the Information Systems Web Advanced Technology team
- Architect, Technical Lead, and developer for Cisco's
Internet web infrastructure rearchitecture project,
including designing the systems architecture, designing
the CVS repository structure and tools, implementing software
engineering structure, and interfacing with the various
development groups
- Responsible for support and maintenance of Cisco's Secure Transport Architecture
- Responsible for infrastructure design and support of the Internet and Intranet server environment
- Involved in various web technology evaluation and pilot projects
- Author of portions of Cisco's web infrastructure
software, including CGI applications, software
repository tools, and monitoring and maintenance scripts
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| January, 1995 - April, 1996 |
MTS Technical Marketing
Silicon Graphics, Inc.
2011 N. Shoreline Blvd.
Mountain View, CA 95135
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- Technical Lead for the Silicon Graphics' World Wide Web server development team
- Designed and implemented SurfZone user registration and authentication system
- Designed and implemented electronic store, including multi-lingual support
- Responsible for daily operations of the Netscape Communications and Commerce Server software
- Author of the majority of scripts and software used in conjunction with the web server, including CGI and log processing
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| November, 1993 - January, 1995 |
System Support Engineer
Silicon Graphics, Inc.
2011 N. Shoreline Blvd.
Mountain View, CA 95135
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- Responsible for on-site support of hardware and software for customer systems
- Primary responsibility was 350 Silicon Graphics systems of varying models at NASA Lewis Research Center
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| June, 1992 - November, 1993 |
Sr. Systems Engineer
RMS Technologies, Inc.
NASA Lewis Research Center
21000 Brookpark Road, MS 142-4
Cleveland, Ohio 44135
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- Member of the distributed file server team, responsible for five DEC servers, three Suns, and one IBM
- Involved in the design and implementation of NASA Lewis' mass storage solutions
- Senior member of the Unix desktop computing team
- Principle engineer in moving NASA Lewis from Cnews to inn and in maintaining a common news reader configuration
- Responsible for consolidation and management of floating software licenses
- Maintainer of GNU software on the SGI platform
- Member of the central Unix information service team tasked with evaluating and installing gopher, wais, WWW, and CSO
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| August, 1989 - June, 1992 |
Unix Systems Administrator
Dialogic Corporation
300 Littleton Road
Parsippany, New Jersey 07054
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- Install and maintain a network of Unix System V/386
and Sun 3 computers, including hardware and software maintenance
- Install and maintain connectivity between Dialogic's New
Jersey and New Zealand offices over modems and X.25
- Write all Unix scripts needed by the Device Driver group for
both production and internal use
- Research, define, and implement an install process
for all DOS, Unix, and OS/2 software packages
- Install and maintain Unix e-mail systems, and interface with
the existing DOS e-mail system
- Install and maintain Unix Usenet news software
- Define and supervise software release procedures
- Research and install software archive system
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| January, 1988 - May, 1989 |
Research Assistant
Department of Chemistry
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, Ohio 43403
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- Develop software for experimental equipment as the need arises
- Adapt existing software to fit laboratory needs
- Install and maintain computer equipment and interfaces
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| COMPUTER BACKGROUND |
| Programming Languages |
| Perl |
Python |
PHP |
JavaScript |
| Awk |
LISP |
C++ |
C |
| Bourne shell |
Misc. Assembler |
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| Hardware Systems |
| Sun |
SGI |
| PC (Intel/AMD) |
Macintosh |
| Cisco Routers and Switches |
Foundry Routers and Switches |
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| Operating Systems |
| Solaris 2.x |
SunOS 4.x |
IRIX 4.x, 5.x, 6.x |
Linux |
| UNIX System V |
VMS |
Windows NT/XP/7 |
OSX |
| Cisco IOS |
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| Network Protocols |
| HTTP |
SMTP |
SNTP |
NNTP |
| DNS |
NFS |
NTP |
FTP |
| WMI |
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| Infrastructure Applications |
| LDAP |
Sendmail |
Web Servers |
Splunk |
| Nagios |
Cacti |
Smokeping |
Ganglia |
| NeDi |
HP BTO Suite |
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| EDUCATION |
| January, 1988 - August, 1989 |
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH 43403
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Computer Science Graduate Student
Data Communications Concentration
Work towards Master of Science
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| August, 1985 - December, 1987 |
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH 43403
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Computer Science Major
Microcomputer Systems Specialization
Received Bachelor of Science; December, 1987
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| August, 1983 - May, 1985 |
University of Colorado
Boulder, CO 80309
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Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Major
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Additional Training
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- HP BTO training in OM, NNMi, UCMDB, BSM, SiteScope, and Service Manager
- UCSC Extension's Project Management and Project Leadership
- Covey's Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
- Various USENIX tutorials
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| AWARDS AND SOCIETIES |
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Vice President of the LOPSA Board of Directors
Cisco IS Outstanding Team Award
Eagle Scout
USENIX / LISA
LOPSA
Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity
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| REFERENCES |
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Available on request |
