EDUCATION:
Masters of Arts In Computer Resources and Information
Management, 1996
Webster University; St. Louis, MO
Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Information Systems, 1994
Lincoln
University; Jefferson City, MO
SKILLS SET (LAN/WAN):
Budgeting, Monitoring, and Forecasting
(PACS); Sprint LDD Network Project Controls, 2000.
TCP/IP, X.25 Routing;
Sprint 1999.
Microsoft Certified Product Specialist, Implementation and
Supporting Windows NT 4.0 Server, 1998.
Microsoft Network Essentials
Certificiation, 1998.
LANGUAGES
HARDWARE
OPERATING SYSTEM
Access /
HTML
Cisco 2502, 2505, 2507, 3640
Solaris 8 (System Administration)
Cisco 7500, 7507,
7513
Microsoft Advanced Server 2000
3Com/USR
Hiper,
Mac OS 8 - 10
X.25 Pad, TP4900,
TP8
OS/400,MVSMAE
IBM 3995 042/123, IBM 9406 Novell
NetWare (3.12/4.11)
IBM 4318/R-14, Bat EZ-56KB
WINDOWS
GUI
METHODOLOGY
ANCILLARY
Mac OS 8 -
10
System Life
Cycle
X.25 (OC-12, Sonet Mux, Telco ADM,
MS 2000
Professional
Ring 6.5 ADM, T1-DS0-3, V.35-FDDI)
MS Office Suite
2000
IP (TCP/RIP/BGP/OSPF), SS7, ISDN
Sun Solaris 8,
IREX
Ethernet, Frame Relay, Token Ring
AppleTalk, SQL, MS SMS
EXPERIENCE:
ECPI COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
May 2001 –
Present
(Full-time)
Virginia Beach
NETWORK INSTRUCTOR
Conduct the research necessary to
develop and revise the Unix program curricula and materials.
Instruct and stimulate student learning in the following objective task
assignments: Security, System/User Administration, Application Development,
LAN/WAN design and implementation, and Troubleshooting. Other
responsibilities include student scheduling LAN/WAN instruction in the Microsoft
Advance server environment.
Accomplishments:
· Consistently stimulate
the intelligence of large groups of individuals.
· Developed the SUN Academy
program that enables students to design and implement a SUN LAN/WAN on an SPARC
and/or Intel PC.
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY
June 2001 – Present
(Part-time)
Elizabeth City, NC
PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTOR / DEFENSE INFORMATION SYSTEM AGENCY (DISA),
PROJECT MANAGER
Responsibilities include engineering support for the
planning, design, development, testing, integration, implementation, operation
and scalability of the ONR Research Lab. Involved in supporting various
NASA Network Resource control/communication center operations, analyzing
hardware and software interoperability (including protocols, network management
and multimedia applications) across conventional networks, hybrid fiber-twisted
pair networks, Integrated Services Digital Networks, and Asynchronous Transfer
Mode networks.
Accomplishment:
· Designed and implemented a
infrared point-to-point wireless MAC LAN.
SPRINT, CONSULTANT
December 1998 – May
2001
Reston, VA
DATA NETWORK FACILITIES ENGINEER PROJECT LEAD
Supervised a
data engineering team of eight, as well as, 35 telco and data field service
engineers indirectly nationwide in the areas of Project Initiation, System
Support, and Project Implementation in an X.25/IP WAN telecommunications
environment. Developed Gantt Charts to schedule and dispatch the field
engineers disseminated to facilitate the move and/or close of 92 Sprint
Central Offices nationwide. Provided site management reports on a daily
and weekly basis to all in-house and field engineer supervisors. Daily
duties included administrating project offerings to assure the extension of
Sprint’s service capability, strategic planning and tactical responding to
competitive activity, and project growth prospecting.
Additionally, contributed leadership to resolve inter and intra departmental
issues while maintaining the overall scope and progress of the move.
Accomplishments:
· Conserved millions of dollars for Sprint X25 and Dial
IP platform by designing cost effective WAN solutions between customer sites via
Sprint local data engineering sites during site moves.
· Developed the
technical workflow for the Sprint Central Office Move/Closure working group to
implement site moves in order to increase data delivery and decrease data
expenses.
· Prepared new hires as well as experienced professionals to
research and design synchronous and asynchronous site moves.
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL COORPORATION (SAIC), CONSULTANT
May 1998 – December
1998
McLean, VA
NETWORK PC LAN/WAN SPECIALIST
Responsible for multi-system
configuration(s) and installation, remote end-user support, as well as the
reparation of complex hardware and software in a LAN/WAN environment. Also
responsible for providing daily and weekly reports to upper management detailing
status of service provided to all government clients located at the Tyson’s
Corner and Arlington, VA SAIC campuses.
NETWORK INTERGRATION SOLUTIONS, CONSULTANT
October 1997 – May
1998
Seattle, WA
NETWORK ENGINEER
Responsible for LAN/WAN network installation,
administration, and support; web site modification, database development, and
end-user support for some city government accounts as well as local businesses
through out the Greater Seattle, WA Area. As a Field Lead Engineer for a
technical team, I was responsible for system analysis and design development,
configuration and installation of hardware and software systems in a
micro-midrange LAN/WAN environment. Moreover, responsible for
providing daily status reports, both in-house, and to the IT Managers of the
company accounts I managed.
MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF LABOR & INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
July
1993 – October
1997
Jefferson City, MO
COMPUTER INFORMATION SPECIALIST III/NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR
Responsible for LAN/WAN network administration, system analysis and design
and programming in a midrange and microcomputer environment. Responsible
for the configuration and installation of hardware and software systems in a
midrange and microcomputer LAN/WAN environment. Responsible for resolving
complex hardware and software complications. Also, responsible for
planning and coordinating system analysis and design functions to meet the
strategic goals and information needs of end-users.