Network Engineer Resume
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Marietta, GA
SUMMARY:
- Provide ad - hoc analytical tools and and report results directly to mangers up to the CTO level. Designed an automated data collection tool-set and presented core analysis in weekly meetings with the CTO, customer reps, and customers resulting in the retention of several million dollars of at-risk revenue annually for three years.
- Served as on-site technical liaison to Confidential.
- Served as technical mentor and manager for a NOC operations groups.
- Leveraged 30+ years of UNIX/HP UX/SOLARIS/LINUX and 10+ years of SQL user experience to build tool-sets for improved in-house documentation, software distribution and maintenance, and database monitoring and repair primarily using Kshell and Bash with some C components. Some exposure to Python and JavaScript.
- Over 20 years of third and fourth level technical support staff experience for Confidential, Confidential and Confidential .
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Confidential, Marietta, GA
Network Engineer
Responsibilities:
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- Converting Windows PCs to Linux (Ubuntu) and applications of Debian-based Raspberry Pi
Network Engineer
Confidential, Atlanta, GA
Responsibilities:
- Provide management with data and analysis to verify service quality, maximize revenue and improve customer relations. Serve as liaison to large customers.
- Verify application installation processes in lab and customer environments.
- Provide tool sets and mentoring to our support staff.
- Provide third and fourth level network and application technical support.
Network Engineer
Confidential, Atlanta, GA
Responsibilities:
- Invited to join the initial corporate network support group.
- Helped to facilitate the infrastructure build-out and wrote support and documentation tools, largely in UNIX shell, for the network group and the NOC.
- Managed a NOC shift and supported the HP-UX servers and X-terminals used by the network support personnel.