SUMMARY:

Confidential is a Cisco Certified Network Associate/Cisco Certified Network Professional/Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer with over 10 years of progressive experience in information technology. His background includes local and wide area network administration and LAN architecture installation and configuration, Cisco router and VOIP System Engineer.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

Hardware: Bay Network switches, Cisco Routers 7000, 4000, 3600, and 2500 series, Cisco Switches 6500, 5500, and 2900 series, Ethernet (shared and switched), FastEthernet (shared and switched), Frame Relay, Gigabit Ethernet, 3Com hubs and switches.

LAN/WAN Networks Transports .: Token Ring, ATM, Ethernet, OC - 3 to OC-12, T1, DS3

Software: Cisco Call Manager 4.3, Cisco Unity 4.0.3, SQL Server, Operating Systems:Windows 2000, Windows XP, Linux, Exchange 5.5, NT Server 4.0 Network Management: CiscoWorks, NETiq, HP OpenView, NAI SniferrPro Suite, NAI Magic Helpdesk. Crystal Reports, McAfee HelpDesk, Remedy.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Consultant System Engineer

Responsibilities:

Work at Confidential, as Consultant Systems Engineer. Responsible for technical PreSales Consulting Systems Engineering, assisting in developing statements of work, network design, assembling bill of materials, and attending business appointments with Sales Representatives. Provide technical expertise in IP Telephony (Unified Communication Manager, Unity, MeetingPlace, IPCC Express), Security (ASA, Cisco Security Agent, NAC, VPN's), and Wireless experience (Aironet, Airespace, IPICS, and Outdoor Mesh). Assists in the management of local projects relating to the information systems environment. Provides technical consulting as a professional service to customer as needed. Responsibility includes product demonstration, customer service skills, and presentation skills for Customer interfacing.

Confidential

Senior LAN/WAN/VoIP Network Engineer

Responsibilities:

Senior LAN/WAN-VoIP Network Engineer supporting Census Bureau infrastructure. Involved in numerous projects and activities that include design, configuration, and installation, integration, testing, and troubleshooting VoIP systems, implementations, and solutions. Architect telecommunication technologies and protocols such as VoIP, Frame Relay, IPSEC, GRE, VPN, MPLS,, Switching, OSPF, BGP, Complex Routing Architectures, Redistribution, Ethernet, and HSRP. Provide support for the Federal Data Collection Agency for Census Bureau 2010 Decennial Operation. Provide engineering support for FDCA network which consists of two separately routed networks: Voice/Default, and Secure. The Voice/Default network is a full-mesh network routed directly over the MPLS/VPN using eBGP. The Secure network is constructed as a hub-and-spoke (two hubs, each Data Processing Center) MPLS overlay network using IPSec tunnels and EIGRP routing (i.e. private and encrypted). The Voice/Default network supports VoIP calls between all sites, while the Secure network only allows traffic between the DPC and the remote sites (i.e. all secure traffic is routed to/from the DPCs). Two MPLS VRF (Virtual Routing & Forwarding) domains are defined within the MPLS network. Each VRF provides a private routing domain (i.e. VPN). Providing written development and test plans for sites on the FDCA Network and test facilities.

Confidential

Architcect

Responsibilities:

Led a team in transitioning: 1,500 users to IPT; 250 users in Dallas; In the process of transitioning 140 users in New York City and 150 users in Boston to IPT. Monitor Call Admission Control for Cluster Wide Deployment. Provide operational support to more than 30 IVRs, all ICDs as well as CCM and Unity for 110 Call Center agents, and more than 3,000 IPT and Unity users. Lead Engineer for deployment of Cisco IP Television throughout the Department of Education. Assigned as team lead for TELCO Migration of CCM for Confidential . Designed a hotline IVR for Department employees to call in the Event of a disaster. Responsible for System administrator and the implementation of Cisco VT Advantage and Tandberg 1000 desktop video conferencing at the Department of Education. Assisted in an upgrade from 3.33 Cisco Call Manager to 4.1 and 3.1 IPCC to 3.5.

Confidential

Senior Network Engineer

Responsibilities:

Senior Network Engineer working on Airborne Fix Time Joint Tactical Radio System (AMF JTRS). Provide technical designs for Airborne Network Architecture Extension within AMF JTRS program. Support voice, video, and data communications at all levels of network and information classification. Provide Technology Development and Logistical support for Independent Research and Development (IRAD). Responsibilities include working with a team of network and IT professionals in the design, development, test, deployment, operations and maintenance of a nation-wide telecommunications and IT system. Install and monitor technologies such as Voice over IP, H.323 Video Systems, Multi-Point Video systems, Cisco Networking equipment, Windows 2000 and XP, and network security. As a member of the IT team responsible for coordinating coverage of all program systems through on-call planning and coordination of the team. Other duties include scoping, defining and costing future system upgrades. Subsequently, other responsibilities include system upgrades per plan, schedule, and budget.

Confidential

WAN Engineer/ WAN Engineer II

Responsibilities:

Pro-actively monitors productions systems, identifies system issues, performs corrective action, communicates, and document all relevant information. Perform Cisco Router provisioning and remediation activity; enforce security, and written procedures. Utilize Cisco Works and HP Openview as management platform. Install and monitor Frame-Relay network at U.S. Airports for Transportation Security Administration.

Confidential

Senior System Engineer

Responsibilities:

Senior System Engineer supporting the CUDA1200, Cable Modem Termination System. Support Sales Organization with technical presentations and training on CUDA 12000 with various Multiple Systems Operators. Work with Radio Frequency Engineer at Cable Companies with design and Node Combining planning for Digital Data Implementation. Involved in VOIP trail with Time Warner and Next Generation testing for Cable Modem Termination System (CMTS) at Road Runner Lab. Supporting Multiple Internet Service Provider requirement for Road Runner. Assist in design of Border Gateway Protocol, Virtual Private Network (VPN), and Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) implementation for Time Warner and Road Runner networks. Supported OSPF and RIPv2 protocols implementation on Road Runner Networks for tiered services. Install and configure the CUDA 12000 Cable Modem Termination System at different headends and distribution hubs for various MSO’s.

Confidential

Senior Network Engineer Wan/VOIP

Responsibilities:

Network Engineer supporting Presidential Transition Team and Presidential Inauguration Committee Network with Network Infrastructure Design and Network Requirements. Troubleshooting High Speed Circuits - ATM, Frame-Relay, Point-to-Point. Interact with CIO for GSA daily reporting on added request from Presidential Inauguration Committee. Configuration of Global Dial Access utilizing Cisco Access Servers. Responsible for design, installation, and configuration of Cisco Catalyst 5500 Switches and Cisco 3660 Routers. Support Network Operation Center utilizing Network Management tools, HP OpenView, CiscoWorks 2000, and Network Associate Sniffer. Technical Engineer supporting AT&T Government Markets Multimedia Sales and Solutions for IP Telephony. Managed a team of 8 personnel that operated and supported Voice Over IP Lab for AT&T Managed Information Systems. Responsible for planning, recommending and implementing CISCO AVVID SOLUTION FOR VOIP. Designed architecture for Voice, Video, and Integrated Data Networks for Managed Internet Service Customers. Supporting AT&T IP Sales Staff with technical expertise on Cisco Network Design for IP Telephony. Involved in testing Cisco Media Convergence Server 7800 Series, Cisco Call Manager Software 3.0(2), VG200 Gateway, Cisco IP 7960 Telephony Phones, uOne GateServer, and different IP Telephony Protocols (G.711, G.729, H.323, MGCP). Provided Demonstration for prospective customers at AT&T Lab with Voice Over IP Network. Engineering support for 2000 Information Coordination Center (Y2K/ICC); coordinating efforts with various public and government agencies to build the WAN and LAN infrastructures supporting the efforts of the Y2K/ICC (e.g., AT&T WorldNet, Bell Atlantic, GSA, etc.); installing and configuring routing and access-list implementation on the Cisco 3640, 5225, 7513, and 2509 routers to communicate across multiple DS-1, DS-3, OC-3, and OC-12 lines; installing and configuring the Cisco 3500, 5500 and 6500 meshed backbone providing Gigabit Ethernet to 100 Mb LAN access; providing point-to-point T-1and ATM access to various agency intranets from the Y2K/ICC to accommodate interim user needs; extending secret and top secret agency network into the Y2K/ICC SCIF; building Network Operations Center for monitoring and troubleshooting the WAN environment; installing and configuring HP OpenView, NAI SnifferPro, and CiscoWorks2000; administering Gauntlet Firewall; Coordinating efforts between ISPs to establish BGP functionality; assisting in meeting floor, spatial, electrical, communication, and cooling requirements.

Confidential

Network Engineer

Responsibilities:

Network Engineer at Confidential, Washington DC Armory, providing supports for Distance Learning Initiative establish by Congressional Mandate. Installed & configured FORE RUNNER ASX-200BX ATM Switch, configured Bay Network 10625 ATM Multi Media Switches. Installed and maintained Integrated Information System (IIS) Server. Utilized HP Openview for remote access and administration of classroom devices. Conduct Video Teleconferencing utilizing Confidential Bureau ATM Backbone. Responsible for storage and retrieval of Courseware from National Courseware Repository on Confidential Bureau Network. Provided site demonstration for prospective clients at the Washington DC Distance Learning Classroom. Contracted salesperson for Confidential, Hardware and Software support.

Confidential

LAN Technician

Responsibilities:

Local Area Network Technician providing helpdesk support for Information Technology Division. Backing up servers with ARCServer Softwar. Responsible for Ghost Images over network for automation of software on new acquired NT Workstation computers. Provided technical support for client workstation. Utilized Remedy Software for trouble ticket support. Audit Remote Access Server (RAS). Supported Microsoft Office Suite 97: MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access.

Confidential

Automation Officer

Responsibilities:

The unit’s mission provided logistical and materiel management support to the soldiers of the Confidential ’s 1st Armor Division, 1st Infantry Division and other elements enforcing the peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina. A secondary mission was to assist those support elements based in Kapsovar and Taszar, Hungary. Mission requirements support for theater of operations in Bosnia, Croatia and Hungary. Responsible for Computer and Communication support at National Security Element. Technical expertise for contracting automation equipment. Network LAN Administrator supporting 250 military personnel. Administrator for Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 and NT Server 4.0.

Confidential, Arlington, VA

Data Analyst II

Responsibilities:

Contractor working at the Confidential on Narcotics Dangerous Drug Information System (NADDIS). Perform document review, data analysis, on-line entry support, for information system utilized by Drug Enforcement Agents. Responsible for on-line update and verification of Narcotics Database records. Took appropriate additional measures to complete the processing of source documents, including the checking of textual accuracy and consistency.