Network Engineer Resume
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SUMMARY:
- Senior technology professional with over 16 years with demonstrated experience in managing IT resources to produce competitive business advantages.
- Entrepreneurial in nature with high energy level.
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
- VMware vSphere (ESXi 3.5 - 6.5)
- Cisco (Routers, ASA, Switches, Phone, UCS Servers)
- Microsoft Windows Server (4 - 2016)
- Microsoft Windows (2000-10)
- MS SQL (7-2016)
- Oracle
- MS Exchange
- SharePoint
- System Center (SCCM, SCOM, SCEP, SCO, SCSM, SCVMM)
- SolorWinds
- MS BizTalk
- VMWare Workstation
- Active Directory
- Outlook, Excel, Word, Access, Power Point, One Note, MS Project, Viso
- .Net (1-4.6.2)
- C#, VB.Net
- TSQL, PLSQL
- XML, XSLT
- SSRS, Crystal Reports
- HTML, XHTML, HTML5
- Asp.net
- WCF
- JavaScript, VBscript
- TSQL, PLSQL
- TFS (2005 - 2017 U1)
- Visual Studio (6-2017)
- Software development requirement analysis
- Network Administration
- Business Management
- Project Management
- Business Integration
- Network Architecture
- Team Building
- EDI
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Confidential
Network Engineer
Responsibilities:
- Maintain network uptime and reliability. Create multi-site communication networks that are easy to maintain. Deploy software and hardware quickly with minimal interruptions.
- Cut overall IT operating cost by developing in-house technical experts to reduce the need for outside consults.
- I developed a business integration system built on top of MS BizTalk that was flexible and could allowed quick integration with new customers, vendors, and internal applications. I was able to train existing staff members and was able to eliminate the need for consults.
- This reduced our annual business and application integration cost by over 50%.
- Developed cutting edge software to reduce operating cost and increase productivity of company employees.
- I developed an ERP styled application consolidated the functionality of many existing applications with a web portal frontend for customers, and vendors.
- The application is a series of .net servers and UI’s that utilize WCF for client server communications and MS SQL for the database.
- The core application consisted of a main business logic server, mobile device server (a light weight wrapper for mobile devices), data integration server, document imaging server, reporting server, and task server.
- The UI consist of a win forms thick client utilizing a MVC (model view controller) design with DevExpress controls for a modern lightweight feel.
- Also there are multiple web UI’s.
- Some of which were customer portals, vendor portals, and public DNN (Dot Net Nuke) based website.
- Another was the mobile UI for windows mobile devices that were used in the warehouse for inventory and warehouse management.
- Designed a multi-site network that is redundant and flexible.
- I created a network utilizing a super net pattern.
- The network had a simple design that was easy to maintain and repeat at any number of sites.
- I used a Cisco DMVPN design for the communication links between sites and the corporate office and data center.
- All sites had redundant links using fiber and cellular networks.
- Implemented a VOIP system that is able to grow and adapt to the company’s needs.
- I designed a Cisco VOIP phone system that utilized a SIP gateway provider instead of traditional PRI circuits.
- This greatly reduced our cost and allowed for greater uptime and since I could have my circuits access the SIP gateway from any internet connection.
- I used Cisco Call Manager for the call processor and Microsoft exchange as voice mail box.
- This allowed me to get better integration for emails and voice mails with the added benefit of voice transcription as part of our enterprise licenses.
- By utilizing what we already had I was able to keep the cost lower.
- I also setup Cisco Contact Center for our call center.
- Move in-house development to a Continuous Integration and Deployment environment.
- I implemented continuous integration and deployment environment to automate release delivery and reduce time to delivery.
- I utilized Microsoft TFS 2015 U2 - TFS 2017 U1 to accomplish this.
- I was able to streamline our testing process and improve the quality of our code and releases.
- This also allowed me to automate the configuration of the release environment.
- Using PowerShell and the release tools in TFS we were able to take a generic virtual server to a fully configured application server in minuets and consistently on the fly.