OBJECTIVE:

• To secure a network engineering/security position that allows professional growth and maximizes my current skills.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

Operating Systems: Windows 7 Linux Unix OSX

Software: MS Office Professional 2007 Lotus Notes Microsoft NetMeeting Pages Microsoft Lync Networking

Proficiencies Hardware: Cisco Routers from 2500 series up to 7200 series Cisco Catalyst Switches ranging from 2900 series up to 6500 series Cisco IOS - XE Switches models 3650, 3850 and 6800 series. 3Com Switches Nortel Passport Switches Bay Routers Linksys Routers DLink Routers

Systems: Cisco IOS Catalyst IOS Cisco IOS XE

Protocols: TCP/IP RIP IGRP EIGRP OSPF BGP SNMP ISIS

Tools: Etherpeek Cisco Configmaker Wireshark Network Associates Sniffer Pro SolarWinds Monitoring Tools Solarwinds Engineer Tools Concord EHealth HP Network Node Manager Ciscoworks SNORT Kiwi Cat Tools for automated change management Cisco Secure ACS Orion Mapmaker Cisco Call Manager Cisco PRIME

ProficienciesSystems: SINCGARS EPLRS FBCB2 C2PC

Cryptographic Devices: AN/CYZ - 10 KG-84 KYK-13

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential, Fort Worth, TX

Tier IV Network Engineer

Responsibilities:

• rSupporting the business units of Confidential Corporate which entailed acting as escalated support for the NOC. When not working to resolve trouble tickets would develop designs for network infrastructure upgrades and act as project manager for the integration of a group of former Lockheed sites into the Confidential Network as part of the ISGS acquisition by Confidential . These plans would be peer reviewed before being implemented by NOC personnel. Current project was implementing Dot1x multi-factor authentication with Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager. This was done to be compliant with NIST standards.

Confidential, Fort Worth, TX

Tier III Network Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Supported the FAA administrative network by providing routine network maintenance. This included traveling to remote sites to perform network upgrades and maintenance. Working to resolve trouble tickets for the Southwest Regional Office and for remote sites as well that would come in via Remedy ticketing system and from phone calls Providing support for the FAA wireless and VOIP networks as sites were being rolled out and upgrading from a traditional layer 2 network to a new layer 3 network standard. Most recent project was the installation of the layer 3 network for the new American Southwest Regional
• Office. This network involved running EBGP from the 6880 series switch to the service provider and running OSPF from the core 6880 switches running in VSS mode to the individual 3850 stacks in closets through the building. This project required coordination with various network services components as well as organizing the IP address assignments for static devices, servers/security appliances, printers and wireless network devices. Creating scripts to configure switches for deployment. Also part of this project was verifying that Access Control Lists were functioning properly and working as according to the security parameters given. I also worked with the Change Management Board to coordinate changes within the network infrastructure as well as necessary software upgrades to existing switches at remote sites.

Confidential, Ridley Park, PA

Network Technician II

Responsibilities:

• Supporting Boeing Helicopter Division providing routine network maintenance and working to resolve trouble calls. Additional duties included the troubleshooting of the network from layer 1 physical up to the layer 3 Network. Performed routine maintenance of various Cisco Catalyst switches ranging from the 2900 series to the larger 6500 series core switches.
• A large portion of my duties also included working towards standardizing network com closets this would entail taking out switches that were at the end of their life cycle and replacing them with new units that were up to date in terms of technology and IOS images. I also was part of an emergency response team that would provide 24/7 on call response to network outages this was critical as the site had 24/7 operations.

Confidential, Philadelphia, PA

Network Consultant

Responsibilities:

• Worked as an Independent Network Consultant going to customer sites designing, then setting up and troubleshooting networks. Some of these companies included Alvin M Levin Real Estate and Solo Realty. Part of my responsibilities was to provide technical support for any issues that arrived. A large portion of these customer sites were on local ISPs that provided small business communications access.

Confidential

Lead Network Administrator/VOIP Administrator

Responsibilities:

• In support of Operation Iraqi Freedom for the Confidential . Configured and installed Cisco Catalyst network switches for the Camp Ramadi infrastructure to support the ongoing Iraq mission. Used Solarwinds to monitor the network via web interface and reacted to outages. When deploying switches would verify SNMP MIBs were to standard of base network. Documented LAN diagrams and backup procedures for network devices. Also designed and documented Disaster Recovery procedures as well as a designed a Change management process to ensure that any changes to the network were performed without an issue.
• Also planned and performed IOS image upgrades to comply with DoD standards. Worked with TCF personnel to ensure WAN connectivity between their equipment and our 3600 series router. Performed crypto key changes as required by the RNOSC initially and then later during the course of time by the NOSC in Baghdad using the AN/CYZ-10. Also trained Soldiers and Marines in basic layer 2 troubleshooting techniques and proper installation practices. Also managed Cisco TACACS server and updated client device information as well as user accounts. Used Kiwi CAT tools to manage network devices as well as perform backups as well as using the tool for automated change management for the network equipment. As the Lead Network Admin my duties also revolved around scheduling shifts to ensure coverage for various events to include personnel leaving for vacation or . Also reporting to the Military Command in regards to scheduled network maintenance as well as major outages.

Confidential

Network Administrator

Responsibilities:

• In support of Operation Iraqi Freedom for the Confidential I worked with both the 8th Comm and 9th Comm Battalions of the USMC. During this time I configured and installed Cisco network switches for the Camp Fallujah infrastructure to support the ongoing Iraq mission. Used Solarwinds to monitor the network via web interface and reacted to outages. Documented LAN diagrams and backup procedures for network devices. Performed IOS upgrades on network devices in accordance with DoD Standards and verified SNMP MIBs were to the current base network standard. Worked with TCF personnel to ensure WAN connectivity. Trained Marines in basic layer 2 troubleshooting techniques and proper installation practices.
• Additional duties including assisting with the crypto updates for the WAN network and ensuring they were performed in sync with the RNOSC requirements. These duties also including working with the junior Marines to load the AN/CYZ-10 units with the correct crypto key fill for upload to the KG-84 units at the TechCon facility.

Confidential, Philadelphia, PA

Network Technician II

Responsibilities:

• Configured and installed Cisco 3500 switches on the LAN and 6500 Switches running layer 3 routing supervisor engines on the WAN for the USN/USMC Contract on various sites throughout the Philadelphia Area. Used diagnostic tools to test configurations as well as troubleshoot any issues that arisen. Some issues that occurred involved troubleshooting layer 3 issues ranging from missing routes to misconfigured settings on the routers.
• Also assisted the Information Assurance group with firewall configurations and with Red Team penetration drills. Was also the on call Technician during off hours which required carrying of a pager to respond to emergency outages. Also created Visio diagrams of Site WAN/LANs for future use in aid of troubleshooting issues that may arise. Performed IOS upgrades in accordance with RNOSC maintenance schedule.

Confidential, Philadelphia, PA

Network Monitor

Responsibilities:

• Worked as Network Monitor responding to alerts for both networking devices and servers that would be received via Netcool monitoring system. After receipt of alarm would forward trouble ticket to proper group and follow up with escalations as needed. Coordinated efforts between departments to resolve issues.

Consolidated, Networks Dayton, OH

Tier II Switch Engineer Lead

Responsibilities:

• Worked as a lead Network Engineer on 3-man team for the CITS contract at Wright Patterson AFB. Work consisted of configuring and testing switches. Directing ISP and Network Techs in the installation of switches and dressing of wires. After installation ran further tests to ensure that all communications were functions properly. Worked with Cisco 2950, 3750, 4000 and 6500 series of switches.

Confidential

C2PC System Administrator

Responsibilities:

• Network Administrator for the C2PC Network for the G3 TOC for Task Force Falcon in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Configured nodes to send and receive data and message traffic. Proactively responded to any alarms on the network. Reacted to calls from Lower Echelon units that have issues with their node on the network. Ensured message traffic flowed properly for any events. Updated data communications with corresponding nodes on the network and ensured nodes were running properly. Monitored information for distribution to lower echelon units

Confidential, Philadelphia PA

Tier II Switch Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Configured and installed Cisco 3500 switches on the LAN and 6500 Switches running layer 3 routing supervisor engines on the WAN for the USN/USMC Contract on various sites throughout the Philadelphia Area. Used diagnostic tools to test configurations as well as troubleshoot any issues that arisen. Some issues that occurred involved troubleshooting layer 3 issues ranging from missing routes to misconfigured settings on the routers. Also assisted the Information Assurance group with firewall configurations and with Red Team penetration drills. Was also the on call Technician during off hours which required carrying of a pager to respond to emergency outages. Also created Visio diagrams of Site WAN/LANs for future use in aid of troubleshooting issues that may arise. Performed IOS upgrades in accordance with RNOSC maintenance schedule.

Confidential, Mt Laurel NJ

Tier II Network Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Configured Cisco 2600 and 3600 series Routers and Cisco 2500, 4500 and 6500 series Switches for installation on customer sites. Also supported customer sites after installation by performing remote trouble shooting techniques. Use various diagnostic tools to test configurations and also to resolve issues.
• Supported various circuit vendors for both provisioning of circuits and troubleshooting of circuit troubles. Utilized HP Openview and Concord EHealth to monitor WAN Circuits as well as Routers and Switches. While there worked on a project for the Lowe’s Home Improvement stores involving configuration of both 3com 3300 series switches as well as Cisco 2900 series for deployment. Remotely monitored the installation of the equipment and the enabling of final steps.

Confidential, Newark, DE

Tier II Network Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Monitor and perform second level fault isolation and problem resolution for CSC supported networks including data (WAN/LAN), voice and video. Used diagnostic tools and analytical skills for network problem identification, resolution. Proactively responded to alarms, and reacted to trouble calls. Performed remote problem resolution by going into the equipment and checking configurations and making needed changes/updates. The equipment was largely 2600 series routers running on frame relay circuits so it was necessary to contact circuit vendors to work with them to resolve issues.