PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Network Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Provides comprehensive technical, operational, and systems analysis and evaluation expertise in support of maintaining an efficient and economical information processing facility to include integrated systems of computer programs and equipment. The incumbent is involved in supporting the NDW SSSPN Network and the C INC Public Safety Network and associated IT infrastructure. Coordinates, manages and implements procedural methods for optimizing systems performance, enhancing overall system integrity and continuity of operations. Serves as system administrator for Information Technology (IT) Systems and
• Software configuration. Monitors the NDW systems for performance bottlenecks which could impede normal continuity of operations, and performs troubleshooting techniques to resolve systems performance shortfalls, evaluates their mission impact on the day - to-day operations, and keeps superiors and end-users informed of any system and keeps superiors and end-users informed of any syste interruption and/or downtime which may preclude users from utilizing the NDW network. Reviews system requirements and designs. Analyzes IT System alternatives. Develops plan for implementation of Life Cycle Management.
• Performs system administrator functions necessary to maintain NDW networked computer systems, associated peripheral equipment, software, and software, andcommunication devices.

Confidential

Network Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Provides comprehensive technical, operational, and systems analysis and evaluation expertise in support of maintaining an efficient and economical information processing facility to include integrated systems of computer programs and equipment. The incumbent is involved in supporting the NDW SSSPN Network and the C INC Public Safety Network and associated IT infrastructure.Serves as Network Administrator for
• NDW information systems networks. Coordinates, manages and implements procedural methods for optimizing systems performance, enhancing overall system integrity and continuity of operations. Serves as system administrator for Information Technology (IT) Systems and Software configuration. Monitors the NDW systems for performance bottlenecks which could impede normal continuity of operations, and performs troubleshooting techniques to resolve systems performance shortfalls, evaluates their mission impact on the day - to-day operations, and keeps superiors and end-users informed of any system interruption and/or downtime which may preclude users from utilizing the NDW network. Reviews system requirements and designs. Analyzes IT System alternatives. Develops plan for implementation of Life
• Cycle Management. Performs system administrator functions necessary to maintain NDW networked computer systems, associated peripheral equipment, software, and communication devices. Directs, controls, and manages network startup and shutdown procedures. Coordinates, monitors, manages, and performs network daily incremental and full image backups. Maintains accurate system log files which provide detailed information that accurately measures network performance and system(s) utilization. The incumbent must have good communication skills; verbal and writing.

Confidential

Network Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Responsible for confidential supporting the tracking and resolution of the system business requirements and interfaces, assisting with technical analyses. Key contributor on the university current switch from .mil network to .edu. Managing core infrastructure to include routers, switches, servers & performing workstation level builds and maintenance of 300 machines. Key contributor in the and accreditation (C&A), and validation of current network as well as successfully worked the new accreditation package IAW DODI 8500. Created and maintained work stations, planned and executed the implementation of the entire network migration to .edu with minimal downtown and disruption to the organization. Install, configure, test, troubleshoot, and manage: Microsoft server and client workstation hardware and software, to include but not limited to file, print, network, active directory, public key encryption, and web server software.Install, configure, test, troubleshoot, and manage: firewalls, proxy servers,
• Domain Name System (DNS), multi - vendor (Primarily Cisco) network equipment, multi-vendor 802.11 wireless equipment, multi-vendor host and network-based intrusion detection systems, and Citrix.Provide Information Assurance (IA) technical consultation and services to provide IA monitoring, planning, analysis, reconfiguration, patching, and reporting/notification support as per the N6 Information Assurance
• Manager (IAM) and as identified in Information Assurance Vulnerability Alerts and Bulletins.Provide technical expertise and analysis of computer and networking software, protocols, hardware, life-cycle costs to support, and for N6 and its customers for design and implementation.

Confidential

Installation Technician

Responsibilities:

• Responsibilities range from help with Windows2000 migration for the entire DoD network. Preformed basic tier II desktop support. Responsible for customer care at the user site to remote desktop help.

  Maintained life cycle replacement of NIPR and SIPR accounts. Provides comprehensive technical, operational, and systems analysis and evaluation expertise in support of maintaining an efficient and economical information processing facility to include integrated systems of computer programs and equipment. The incumbent is involved in supporting the Network and all associated IT infrastructure. Served as Network

  Administrator for information systems networks. Coordinates, manages and implements procedural methods for optimizing systems performance, enhancing overall system integrity and continuity of operations.

  Served as system administrator for Information Technology (IT) Systems and Software configuration. Monitored the network systems for performance bottlenecks which could impede normal continuity of operations, and performs troubleshooting techniques to resolve systems performance shortfalls, evaluates their mission impact on the day - to-day operations, and keeps superiors and end-users informed of any system interruption and/or downtime which may preclude users from utilizing the network.