EDUCATION B. S., Business Management
(plus a few computer courses), Oral Roberts University, 1984. (cum
laude)
Certificate, Advanced PC Maintenance, National Advancement Corp., 1990.
Certificate, Network Maintenance and Installation, National Advancement
Corp., 1990.
Certificate, Data Communications, The American Institute, 1992.
Certificate, UNIX R5V4, Hewlett Packard, 1992.
Certificate, DSS/Internet, HQDA-TRAAC, 1994.
Database Management and Design, Strayer College, 1995.
Certificate, Novell Networking Technologies and Troubleshooting, Wave
Technologies, 1998.
Certificate, Information Security Professional Certification Program,
Phase 1, Lockheed Martin, 1999
Certificate, Windows 2000 Professional and Server Administration, CompUSA,
2001
Certificate, Solaris 2.9 System Administration, Learning Tree, 2004
Certificate, Introduction to Program Management, Lockheed Martin, 2005
Wireless Network Administrator, Lockheed Martin, 2005
EMPLOYMENT
2/15/99 – Present: Systems Integration Analyst Spec. at
Lockheed Martin, Management and Data Systems, Fairfax, VA. Duties:
Assist in administering the NT 4.0 LANs in the WMA headquarters building,
plus manage the distribution and maintenance of laptops for WMA managers,
implement the laptop aspect of the WMA Windows 2000 upgrade push, and update
network and system documentation for Windows 2000. Used PGP software
to implement a secure PKI-based encrypted email system for an international
project.
Project: 12/1/99 - 1/31/00: Researched the current
state of GPS technology to see if it would support location-based authentication
for computer networks. Project Manager: Shelly Whirley
Project: 10/15/99 - 11/16/01: Team Lead in designing
a Wide Area Network for the Maryland State Women’s Infants Children’s program,
with 100 sites across the state, using a combination of T-1, Frame Relay,
and VPN. Manager: Dave Thomas, Project Manager: Dan Elsea
Project: 11/4/02 – 5/9/03: Provide network and web
portal administration for the NSGI GeoScout proposal, using SharePoint
Portal Server. Supervisor: Steve Spicuzza
Project: 5/12/03 – 10/31/03: Provide networking
and sysadmin support to the Integrated Solutions Center (ISC) Information
Research & Development (IR&D) Intelligent Information Factory (IIF)
unit. Install, configure, and administer IBM RS-6000 pSeries, 7026-6H0
and 6M1 servers with the AIX 4.3.3 and 5.1 operating systems, plus DB2
7.01/8.0, C++, and IBM WebSphere Portal software in support of a proposal
for the Dept. of Homeland Security, using IBM ESS 800 “Shark”, SSA 7133-D40,
2104-DU3, and EMC Symmetrix SAN devices.
Project: 11/1/03 – 3/31/04: Key person on IIF team
standing up the DHS Customs (National Targeting Center) IIF Prototype Program
(NTCIPP). Team lead building the Active Directory domain, the domain
controllers, and DNS, in addition to establishing system requirements,
creating the security schema, and contributing Systems input to Configuration
Management. Participated in the Engineering Review Board (ERB), Integrated
Working Group (IWG), and Preliminary Design Review (PDR) panel. Continued
supporting the IIF IR&D in addition to these duties.
Project: 4/1/04 – 2/28/05: Overall Systems Administrator
for Sunrise Plaza facility for Horizontal IS&S Transformation Engineering
Center (HITEC). Perform all technical administrative activities for
the ACELAB and NTCIPP domains, including inventory custodianship.
Assist in conversion from NT4 domain environment to Windows Server 2003
Active Directory environment.
Project: 3/1/05 – Present: Chief Engineer for WMA
HITEC: Assist HITEC management gathering IRAD requirements for projects
and labs, arranging the interdepartmental support needed to stand up those
labs, preparing HITEC purchase requirements, assuring all WMA HITEC labs
are adhering to the same policies and standards, evaluating and recommending
on new hires, and preparing reports for higher management. Supervisor:
Donna Wallace
10/26/94 – 2/8/99: Network Specialist at Frederick County
Public Schools, Winchester, VA.
Duties: Fully administered 6 Novell 4.1x LANs in 4 buildings,
to include design, installation, security management, and maintenance.
Participated in security policy meetings and helped write the network and
computer Security Policy, including establishing a county-wide convention
for username and password creation. Assisted in the design and implementation
of system-wide, centrally managed Internet and email access via the WAN,
using Netscape Navigator 3.01 and a Sun Eclipse E/2 firewall/proxy server,
including the establishment of policies and procedures for dealing with
both student and teacher/staff email and internet usage, focusing on content
filtering and site blocking in combination with position-specific individually
signed Acceptable Use Policies. Implemented individual workstation
security for students with a combination of the Fortress program and Windows
Policies.
Project: Designed, implemented, and administered a document
imaging and imaging database management system, using medium-volume scanners,
CD-ROM recorders, networked CD-ROM towers and jukeboxes, and MS Access.
10/19/93 - 10/25/94: Software Technician for Advanced Resource
Technologies, Inc. and Eastern Computers, Inc. at the Office, Chief Army
Reserves, in Arlington, VA.
Duties: Install, maintain, and configure many types of PC network
software, especially the Microsoft Office Suite, Lotus CC:Mail, CDC's government
Forms Engine program, and FoxPro 2.0 and 2.5, as well as conduct software
classes for in-house clients. Provide first and second level troubleshooting
and administrative services for Novell 3.12 Metropolitan Area Network,
including the operation of a help desk using Support Magic for Windows.
Specialize in PC memory and Windows 3.1 troubleshooting and configurations.
8/18/92 - 5/3/93: Information Center Specialist with GTE
Data Services at CANTV, Caracas, Venezuela.
Duties: Study network standards and requirements for company
WAN/LAN in team of 5. Conduct cost/configuration comparison study
to determine best networking strategy for company, which previously had
no networks.
3/19/90 - 8/17/92: End User Analyst with GTE Data Services
at CONTEL, Chantilly, VA.
Duties: Troubleshoot and repair all types of pc hardware and
software problems, plus printer, monitor, communications, and other problems.
Administer and maintain 3 local area networks. Administer and maintain
a parts store and inventory. Evaluate and make purchasing recommendations
for pc hardware and software.
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