Mobile Engineer Resume Herndon, VA - Hire IT People

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Mobile Engineer

Confidential, Herndon, VA

Responsibilities:

Working at Department of Homeland Security, in support of GOOD for Enterprise while the move to AirWatch is underway to replace GOOD. This time has been spent acclimating to a very diverse environment and its implementation of GOOD and GOOD Dynamics.

Confidential

Designer

Responsibilities:

Multiple pairs of core messaging BES servers in active - passive configuration for redundancy
Two separate Administration service BES servers for console access
Microsoft SQL 2010 database, mirrored off-site
Active-passive configuration provided both redundancy and disaster recovery functionality
Up to 3400+ users of Blackberry OS 5, 6, 7 devices
BES 5 used MAPI with impersonation
Servers were virtualized using VMWare
Active-passive core messaging server pairs for redundancy and disaster recovery
Separate Administration service BES servers for console access
Microsoft SQL 2012 database, mirrored off-site
Up to 2000 users of Blackberry 10 devices
BES 10 uses Exchange 2010 ActiveSync with authentication by active directory account
Servers were virtualized using VMWare
These servers implemented in Microsoft Azure cloud
Multiple BES 12.5 servers in Azure East in active-active configuration
BES 12.5 servers in Azure West to provide the reality of disaster recovery functionality
All BES servers run all services including the administration service console
Microsoft AlwaysOn SQL server with two synchronous database availability groups in Azure East and one asynchronous database availability group in Azure West for disaster recovery

Desktop Support and Service Desk

Confidential

Responsibilities:

Exchange 2003 and Blackberry 4 & 5 Enterprise Admin as noted above under Exchange Experience under this contracting organization.
Desktop and Service Desk (First call)
Supported technologies including Active Directory, Remote Desktop, Systems Management Server, In a highly secure environment.
Oversaw Tier One support group as Team Lead
Worked as member of the Emergency Executive Response Team.

Macintosh Administrator

Confidential, Washington, DC

Responsibilities:

Supported Macintosh and Windows 95 computers, high-end printers, scanners, an offset Lino SparcStation press, and peripherals.
Handled Macintosh client support, both local and remote, in what was a large print bureau in Washington DC with four suburban shops.
Installed an offline archive of over 600 CD's using digital asset management software.
Supported systems including an automated Kodak PhotoCD installation.
Developed and used a scripted, unattended, compete workstation install.
Recommended and purchased, in conjunction with others in the office, hardware and software used in Graphics department.
Recovered files from 100 problematic one-gig legacy optical disks for above CD archive.