Network System Administrator Resume
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Fairfax, VA
Certification:
Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT)
Experience:
Confidential
October 2009 - Present
Assistant Network System Administrator
Ashburn, VA
- Established internal DNS servers using BIND as well as SFTP and SSH servers
- Created and maintained VLANs using Cisco CLI
- Maintained user access control and permissions on Ubuntu server
- Installed and maintained Samba Fileand Printer Sharingserver
- Modeled shell scripts to take backups from internal servers
- Setup Cron jobs to automate scheduled backups from Subversion (SVN)
- Implemented routing protocols including RIPv2 and OSPF
- Maintained T-1 Line, Proxy servers,Stateful Firewall and VPN using PPTP
- Setup and maintain Logical Volume Management (LVM) on RAID-1 using Webmin
Confidential
October 2008 - September 2009
Student Technician
Washington, D.C.
- Interacted with students in person as well as over the phone to solve hardware and wireless issues
- Responsible for installing and troubleshooting VPN issues
- Duties included setting up & troubleshooting wireless network
Education:
Master of Science in Electrical EngineeringBachelor of Engineering in Electronics Engineering
Skills:
- 2+ years of experience of using Unix / Linux (Ubuntu Server, RHEL)
- 2+ years of experience of programming Cisco routers & switches using Command-Line Interface (CLI)
- 2+ years of experience of simulating using Cisco Packet Tracer and OPNET
- 1+ years of experience of Bash Shell Scripting
- 5+ years of experience of using Mac OS X, Windows and VMware
- 1+ years of experience of using BIND & Webmin
Academic Projects:
Implementing transition from IPv4 to IPv6 using Tunneling
- Tunneling, one of the transition mechanisms was studied. The effect on end to end delay because of added computations and changed packet size was analyzed using OPNET.
Implementing FFT on Cell Broadband Engine (Cell BE)
- C code for FFT using algorithm was parallelized over the cluster of Playstation-3s at The George Washington University's High Performance Computing Lab (HPCL) so that each processor performs equal share of work leading to optimum processing time.