CLEARANCES

TS SCI with Polygraph

GENERAL EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

15.5 years of experience managing and providing web technology solutions in the private and public sectors. Mr. Newland has extensive experience managing enterprise initiatives to support technology innovations through improved information exchange leveraging COTS products, XML, webservcies, and SOA in a secure fashion.

RELEVANT SKILLS

Platforms: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2003 Enterprise Server Edition, and Windows 2000 Advanced Server

Software: Microsoft Office, C++, Java, Java Script, Oracle 8i SQL Plus, Oracle 8 PL/SQL, Visual Basic 7.0, SQL Server, Java Server Pages, J Builder 4, Servlets, Enterprise Java Beans, Dreamweaver 3, PureEdge 5.2, IBM Workplace Forms 6.5, IBM Workplace Forms 6.1, XML, PKI Principles, Portlets, WebsPhere Application Server v5.0.1, WebSphere Portal Server5.0.2, IBM Content Manager, v8.2, DB2 v8.1, Tivoli Access Manager 4.1.05, Microsoft Cluster, 2003 Veritas Enterprise Administrator, Active Directory, IBM Directory Management Tool (DMT) 4.1, IBM Content Manager 8.3, IBM Document Manager 8.3, IBM Records Manager 4.1.2, IBM Content Manager Records Manager Enabler 8.3 , IBM Document Manager 8.2, IBM Records Manager 3.1.3, IBM Records Manager Enabler 8.2, and WebSphere Portal 5.1.0.2, Tomcat, Apache Server, IIS 6.0

DETAILED EXPERIENCE

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Solutions Architecture Lead

Mr. Newland leads the effort to perform integration, configuration, and requirement gathering activities for the implementations of the Motorola Premiere One Suite within the state and local law enforcement communities. Mr. Newland also develops and manages, cost, resources, and activities for the project sche

Project  Lead/Requirements Engineering Training Lead

confidential led the development, implementation, and scheduling of requirements engineering best practice technique implementations at the Social Security Administration. In this capacity, Mr. Newland led the effort to develop “how to” training procedures and templates for developing and soliciting requirements to support the implementation of enterprise wide applications.

Project Lead/Enterprise Architect

confidential led a project to define and develop a common set of enterprise capabilities and a business case in support of increasing interoperable information exchanges between federal, DOD, and IC Communities. confidential was responsible for developing and managing the project plan, project resources, and costs. Mr. Newland was also responsible for coordinating standards activities amongst working groups within the IC, DOD, and federal communities. In this capacity, Mr. Newland facilitated the process to develop, test, and certify interoperable standards within the federal government to ensure standards are included in the federal acquisition process.

Technical Advisor/Enterprise Architect

confidential led the development and design of enterprise capabilities along with providing technology roadmaps for the realization of enterprise capabilities through lower level services at the DIA.

Information Technology Strategist

confidential led the authored a strategy roadmap and developed CIO level briefings to support the development and implementation of enterprise capabilities and information sharing initiatives for the ODNI/OCIO.

Requirement Lead

confidential led the effort to develop a requirements management process along with a functional requirement baseline process for the ODNI/OCIO.

Enterprise Architect/Technical Lead

confidential created UML design artifacts that demonstrate conceptual and design level models of enterprise service capabilities and their interactions. .Mr. Newland was the Intelligence Community (IC) Technical Lead for the creation of a Services Security Reference Architecture in the Office of the Director National Intelligence Chief Information Office (ODNI/CIO) In this capacity, Mr. Newland created architecture artifacts from the design abstract level to the concrete implementation level, which provided guidance in achieving secure information exchange across the Department of Defense (DOD) and IC communities. Mr. Newland also managed the coordination of resources across the DOD and IC communities to provide guidance and input for the creation of the design artifacts.

Mr. Newland assisted in the creation of the Services Definition Phase of the Services Lifecycle Management document. In this capacity Mr. Newland created process flow diagrams and guidance to make enterprise services available to the IC, DOD, and Federal communities.

Solutions Architect

Mr. Newland authored a white paper at the NSA for the security implementation of a distributed BEA WebLogic Server environment.

Activity Lead/Technical Lead

Mr. Newland performed as the activity lead for the phased enhancement implementation for the Alignment Framework for the Global Information Grid (GIG) IA Architecture Tool (AFG) for an NSA client. In this capacity, Mr. Newland created a capability roadmap that provided technical direction for improved efficiency and usability of the AFG tool. In addition, Mr. Newland led the effort to update and re-align the AFG tool and documentation to the NIST SP 800-53 Rev3.

Mr. Newland provided technology guidance for the creation of a conceptual Information Assurance (IA) GIG Enterprise Service Profile(GESP).

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Sr. Software Systems Architect Manager

confidential led the architectural design for the integration of WebSphere Portal (WP) and IBM Tivoli Access Manager (TAM) for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Sentinel Program. He assisted in the creation of the Design Concept Description Architecture (DCDA) document by documenting the WP and TAM integration, created and documented the end to end COTS component diagram, creation of the operation state diagrams, creation of the end to end data flow diagram, and the creation of the Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DODAF) OV-2 and OV-3 diagrams. He led the performance tuning effort for the WP and TAM environments. He led the forms initiative by designing and prototyping the IBM Lotus WebForms implementation.

Solutions Architect

confidential assisted in the development of business proposals by performing technical writing and providing architectural design for various DOD customers. Mr. Newland also performed as the Technical Volume lead on several proposals

Functional Manager

confidential managed the careers of 9 individuals reporting to him. Mr. Newland was responsible for assisting in the transition of new reports into their engagement, mentoring, informing them of Lockheed Martin procedurals, performing performance reviews, and assisting managing employee disputes on engagements.

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Technical Project Manager

confidential managed the confidential Publishing Content Management System (PCMS) and Enterprise Information Management (EIM) deployment efforts to the Defense Information Security Agency (DISA) facility in Montgomery, Alabama in coordination with both DISA and the Global Combat Support System management. In this capacity, Omar Newland organized tasks, developed level of effort estimates, assigned resources to tasks, created the project plan, produced the bill of materials/deployment artifacts, developed system architecture design documents, and assisted in the security certification documentation for the full deployment process. In conjunction with DISA management, Mr. Newland facilitated the process to include and mentor DISA staff in the PCMS and EIM deployment process, while maintaining and monitoring the deployment schedule and costs.

Deployment Manager

confidential managed the installation and integration of the IBM Content Manager framework into the confidential Air Force Global Combat Support System (GCSS-AF) at the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) in Montgomery, Alabama. The Framework was implemented using a High Availability posture. WebSphere Portal (WP) was used to provide workflow, workspace, and personalization for US Air Force users to complete IBM Lotus WebForms. Authentication and Authorization for the WP was delegated to Tivoli Access Manager (TAM). WebSeal was integrated into WP, to provide login functionality. Additional duties included documenting installation and integration steps. He performed the installation and integration of IBM Content Manager 8.3 with IBM Records Manager 4.1.2 and IBM Document Manager 8.3. with the use IBM Content Manager Records Manager Enabler.

Mr. Newland managed the Installation and integration of the IBM Content Manager framework into the US Army Publishing Directororate at the Army Knowledge Online facility at Fort Belvoir. The Framework was implemented using a High Availability posture. WebSphere Portal (WP) was used to provide workflow, workspace, and personalization for US Army users to complete IBM Lotus WebForms. Authentication and Authorization for the WP was delegated to Netegrity SiteMinder. SiteMinder was integrated into WP, to provide login functionality. Additional duties include documentation of the installation and integration steps. He performed the installation and integration of IBM Content Manager 8.3 with IBM Records Manager 4.1.2 and IBM Document Manager 8.3. with the use IBM Content Manager Records Manager Enabler.

IBM WebForm Developer

confidential developed and modified IBM Lotus WebForms for the US Air Force Department of Publishing Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Mr. Newland developed forms which connected to a backend Oracle 8i database with utilizing jdbc. Mr. Newland also developed servlets to establish, maintain, and close connection to the Oracle 8i database along with handling record insertion, deletion, and updating.

Quality Assurance TesterMr. Newland created System and Unit Test Plans, to test the functionality of IBM Lotus WebForms based upon requirements provided by the confidential Air Force Department of Publishing Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Requirements Analyst

confidential gathered and documented requirements for form development. In addition, analysis is performed to modify or change existing processes

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Team Lead/Servlet and Java Server Page Developer

confidential lead and developed the Problem Report Tracking System, a web-enabled application, derived and designed following the J2EE System Architecture Model 2 MVC Design. Additional duties included configuring and deploying the application using Tomcat and Apache Server on a Windows NT server. JBuilder4 was utilized to create the security and transactional Servlets. Dreamweaver 3 was utilized to create the Java Server Pages. In addition, the System Design, Functional Specifications, and Requirements Documents were created.

Oracle 8 PL/SQL Developer

confidential created Oracle 8 PL/SQL scripts, triggers, functions, cursors, and stored procedures. Stored procedures were created to update, insert and delete records from requests made with the use of passed parameters from the front end application, the American Red Cross’ National Genome Testing Lab (NGTL) Automation System. Additional duties included creating a data dictionary along with descriptive documentation of all functions, cursors, and stored procedures

Software Tester

confidential created System, Unit, and Integration tests for the American Red Cross’ National Genome Testing Lab (NGTL) Automation System. Additional duties included the creation of system test plans based upon requirements submitted by the American Red Cross for added functionality to their existing systems. Test executions along with screenshots were also performed to validate output produced from the NGTL through the creation of Oracle scripts.

Visual Basic Developer

confidential created a Visual Basic 7.0 front-end interface for Crawford Slevin and Hicks’ in house application, Benefacts 2000. Stored procedures were created in SQL Server 4.0 to manipulate data to be passed to the front end. Sheridan Data Widgets were utilized to display data in the front end. Additional duties included system, unit, and integration testing.

Business Analyst

confidential assisted in the creation a business solution to handle Crawford Slevin & Hicks’ process of handling user problems with IT related problems. In addition, business process flows were created using a CASE tool to determine the areas, where business process re-engineering was necessary. Research was also done to determine, which tools were necessary to develop an application based upon their existing environment and the various interfaces between all of their applications.

Web Developer

confidential created html pages with the use of Microsoft Front Page. In addition, Java applets were integrated into some of the pages. Creation of Forms on Active Server Pages allowed insertion, deletion, and updating of records from the front end via jdbc connections to Microsoft Access.

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confidential Performed Software testing, Data Entry, and report production and documentation.

AWARDS

confidential Information Management Employee of the Year

REFERENCES

Available upon request