Software Staff Engineer Resume
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Austin, TexaS
SUMMARY:
- Software Engineer with more than 18 years’ experience providing remote technical support of UNIX/AIX, Linux operating systems.
- Responsible on most aspects of the UNIX/AIX operating system, including installation/NIM, Kernel, networking, system performance, virtual I/O, HMC, Confidential SAN/NAS products, and PowerHA cluster.
- Provided data analysis and solutions to Confidential internally and external customers by solving critical technical and customer services in a fast - paced environment.
- Served in leadership and Duty Manager roles to external worldwide customers and Confidential internals.
- Developed, consulted, and provided training for members in new centers and for new hires.
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
- Knowledgeable in C/C++, Pascal, Basic, FORTRAN, Assembly Language, Linux Red Hat, AIX, Sun Solaris, Wins 2k, Wins XP/7, MS Office Suite, MS 365, Scripting Korn shell, awk, sh, Java, Veritas, DB2, VMware, IP tablesfirewalls, iptrace, wiresharks, VPN.
- Soft Skills certified within Confidential internal.
- Strong technical troubleshooting skills.
- Project and Training Management
WORK HISTORY:
Confidential, Austin, Texas
Software Staff Engineer
Responsibilities:
- Performed backend support, recommendations and solutions with multi-tasking extensive data analysis to our SWMA base, account advocate, Premium customers and managements.
- Prioritized workloads and very familiar with system down, critical situations, disaster recovery, problem time management and worked extensively with customers until problem resolved to fulfill customer expectations.
- Analyzed, debugged and provided solutions for Unix/AIX/Linux in areas of installation/NIM, OS patching, network setup, TCP/IP issues, DNS, NFS, NIS, Performance/tuning, LVM/Kernel/Filesystems, VIO/LPARs/DLPARs, HMC and connection issues, PowerHA clusters, Korn shell scripting based on customer expectations and specifications for many large complex environments.
- Analyzed, debugged and provided solutions for Confidential systems (P-series, Blade center, PureFlex), Confidential SAN/NAS, storage Disk subsystems such as SVC, XIV, DS 400/3000/5000 , 2145 (sharks), EMC storage, zoning, NPIV, MPIO HBA single/multipath protocols, other third party fabric SAN Broadcade/Cisco switches, routers, iSCSI, Enterprise Storage Array, RAID, Data Replication.
- Debugged, tested and fixed codes for enhancement and suggested changes based on customer expectation.
- Provided hardware fixes as well as collaborated and communicated with hardware teams and product field engineers (PFE) in determination of HW and/or firmware/microcode fixes.
- Performed Duty Manager Job role to resolve customer complaints, expectations and up-line escalations.
- Reviewed, evaluated and provided problem management record (PMRs) statistics and reports to management.
- Planned/developed projects to mentor and provide training for new hires in different centers in AIX areas.
- Project enhancement for queue monitor (Q-mon) in the support center for call rotation.
- Contact focal point (SME) for escalation and interaction with L3 and development teams.
- Monitored and administered Power series, blade center, Storage, HMC lab systems and equipments to replicate customer situations for problem determination and fixes.
Confidential, Austin, Texas
IT Specialist
Responsibilities:
- Performed services to clients on hardware (RS6000/P-series) and software components within the e-business environment. Activities included AIX installation, LVM/Kernel debug, dump analysis, network configuration, performance management, local/network printer configuration, maintenance of operating systems across multiple platforms mainly AIX, database administration, capacity planning, security compliance, middleware applications, Java, high availability solutions and load balancing.
- Troubleshooted RS6000 Hardware components on hard drives, printers, scsi cards, microcodes/firmware.
- Supported various middleware and Internet technologies: WebSphere, Domino, MQSeries, Netscape, load balancing, Tivoli, clustering such as HACMP, SP/GPFS.