SUMMARY

• Knowledgeable on Windows Server 2012 R2, VMware Workstation 12 and Active Directory to include hardware failures, hardening of software, systems administration, upgrades and patches.
• Very proficient on Windows 7, Windows 10, Solaris 10 and Red hat Linux, CentOS, can configure and maintain CISCO, SMC, and UNICOM layer 2 and 3 switches and manage VLAN's as needed.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

• Obtained a Security+
• Network+
• CISCO CCNA
• DISA HBSS - 201
• DISA HBSS 301
• ACAS certified
• Windows Server 2012 R2
• ACT Compaq Server
• ACT HP Server
• COMSEC
• ACAS

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential

Sr. Systems Administrator/ Systems Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Performed daily systems administrative deputies on the Triton UAV project which includes pre-flight and post-flight operations of the UAV ground support equipment.
• In addition, I have received my COMSEC certification for handling of COMSEC keys, material and disposal of materials in support of my job qualifications.
• Supported the Enterprise Servers and the Storage Area Network which consists of HP and Super Micro Servers and HPStorage Works.
• Performed Network switch maintenance by maintaining VLAN configuration and connectivity issues on CISCO, UNICOM and SMC switches.

Confidential

Sr. Windows System Administrator/ Systems Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Maintained the Windows portion of three different multi-platform classified and unclassified networks via Windows Server 2012 R2 and Active Directory.
• Supporting over 280 workstations and 20 servers, assisting with network design, server configuration, server virtualization, and various enterprise applications.
• Performing back-ups and desktop support, maintaining documentation of server and back-up procedures. Downloading and installing software patches and updates, analyzing network scans to detect and remediate security vulnerabilities in accordance with DoD IT security accreditation requirements.
• Worked with the Cyber Security group, assisting on accreditation packages, network scans and Cyber Security applications to ensure a secure network posture.

Confidential

Systems Administrator / Systems Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Supported Navy Tactical Mobile for SPAWAR as a Systems Administrator / Systems Analyst at Patuxent River Maryland.
• Was originally the System Administrator for the entire P-3C suite of TOC equipment. When I came onboard there was a backlog of broken servers.
• Assumed the responsibility of fixing all the hardware as well as being the System Admin. This saved them from sending the equipment to Charleston to have them repair it and the time it took to get it back. I was nominated by the government staff to help out the software developers by performing their System Admin work on their two AMMS servers
• (Aircraft Media Maintenance System) for the P-8A in the 2A10 lab. I am currently supporting Windows 7, 10, Windows Server 2012 R2, VMware Workstation 12, Red hat Linux and Solaris 10.
• Have learned so much from working on such a diversified number of systems and operating systems. The software developers are going to be supplying me with training on their TacMass system so I can start supporting that system as well.
• Currently I am spending eighty percent of my time on the P-8A support equipment and twenty percent on the P-3C equipment.

Confidential

Systems Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Provided integration, technical and installation support for the NORA (Non-Organic Radar Access) radar system, and the CSP (Control and Reporting Center Simulation Package) projects for the Air Force.
• The NORA system had just gone through a major software upgrade to give the Air Control Squadrons more enhanced capability when controlling aircraft.
• I was the Lead Engineer that coordinated and performed the upgrade to all twenty-one systems and would support it through sustainment. A CDS (Cross Domain Server) was added to the NORA system so that it could get certified by the Air Force to be connected to their classified OM (Operational Module) van.
• Designed and built all twenty-one NORA systems deployed to the Air Forces Air Control Squadrons and was responsible for the configuration and logistics management. Fabricated various cables and patch panels needed to build these systems. Traveled to the various sites to perform installations, upgrades, configure, training and test the systems to ensure they are completely operational.
• Provided phone and onsite support when needed. Assisted in contract preparation to expedite the procurement of equipment and services.
• The variety of systems that I support required me to be very proficient on Windows XP, Windows 7, Linux and Solaris 10 (Unix) operating systems. There are a variety of proprietary software packages that I am very proficient in such as MSCT (Multi Source Correlator Tracker), TDF (Tactical Display Framework), and NGTS (Next Generation Threat System).

Confidential

Sr. Field Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Had twenty years with Digital Equipment Corp. Compaq, and Confidential combined. Provided customer service to government. military and commercial clients with complete customer satisfaction as a priority. Extensive experience installing and repairing a wide range of HP, Compaq, Dell, and Digital Equipment systems.
• That includes desktops to Enterprise servers, along with Enterprise storage solutions (SAN's), Robotic tape libraries and their associated backup software and the networking infrastructure. Have extensive knowledge with VMS, Unix, Solaris, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Pro, and Linux operating systems. Have extensive experience with WAN / LAN architectures and their configurations.

Confidential

Electronics Technician IV / Assistant Shift Supervisor

Responsibilities:

• Performed preventive maintenance and repairs to Digital Equipment PDP11 and VAX systems. Troubleshoot and repaired down to the component level the processor modules, tape drives, disk drives, and printers. Responsible for the RF antennas and receivers when needed to maintain telemetry uplink and downlink capability to the Navy's satellites.
• Setup and maintained the encryption' and decoder equipment along with the reprogramming. Kept management informed with weekly reports on the satellites conditions and possible problems we could have in the future from the data that we analyzed.