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Active Directory
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Experienced with Active Directory since Beta release.
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Experienced with large Multi-Domain/Mutli-Forest configurations
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Experienced with Delegated access using AGDLP and RBAC
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Experienced with n-Tier hardening
Certificate
Authorities/PKI
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Design and deployment of multi-tiered PKI in a cross-forest
configuration involving 60 forests. Trusts were employed using
Selective Authentication.
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Database cleanup and maintenance.
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Decommissioning of legacy PKIs in a growth-by-acquisition
environment.
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Designing and deploying certificate templates
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Key archival/recovery
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PKI migration
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PKI decommissioning and cleanup
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OCSP deployment
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CRL/AIA global abstraction
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Offline Root CA implementation
Computer Networking Skills
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Strong understanding of the OSI/IEEE networking models
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TCP/IP experience includes subnetting, infrastructure design,
DHCP, NAT, PAT, DNS, DDNS and WINS
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Large-scale DNS management (2000+ zones, 350 DNS servers, 20
Datacenters, more than 100 sites)
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Large-scale DHCP infrastructure (thousands of scopes) including
clustered scopes.
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Installing and configuring connectivity components including hubs,
bridges, routers, switches, wireless access points and firewalls.
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Cable installation.
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Medium to large scale network design including network capacity
planning.
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Management and configuration of VPNs and Remote Desktop for remote
access
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Wireless networking and site surveying using 802.11a,b,g,n and ac
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Configuration and support of VLANs.
Deployment Automation
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Automating deployments using scripted installations, silent
setups, and Active Directory application deployments using group
policy
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Proficient with Active Directory Group Policy using Windows
Management Instrumentation (WMI) filtering and advanced targeting
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Custom administrative templates for use in Active Directory Group
Policies
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Software packaging using various packaging tools
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Modification of MSI files using application packaging applications
as well as Microsoft ORCA
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Custom registry merge files
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Construction of Network boot CDs/DVDs/UFDs using Windows Automated
Installation Kit (WAIK)
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Installation and configuration of Windows Server Update Services
(WSUS) to automate the installation of Windows Updates across
domains.
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Installing and configuring Windows Deployment Service (WDS)
including boot image configuration
Data Presentation
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Website trend analysis using Urchin (Now Google Analytics)
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Excel OLAP Cubes and Pivot Tables
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Crystal Enterprise/Crystal Reports configuration, support, report
development and migration
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Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) configuration,
support, report development and migration
Database Administration
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Familiar with most versions and editions of Microsoft SQL Server.
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Skilled at constructing database tables, views and stored
procedures.
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Skilled at database disaster recovery planning.
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Skilled at data integration using various techniques.
Disaster Recovery Planning/Data Assurance
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Data recovery
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Data availability through fault tolerant design using NFS, DFS,
RAID, STP and RSTP
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Familiar with PERC, SmartArray, and various SATA RAID Controllers
(Intel and others)
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Familiar with all versions of SCSI
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Storage capacity planning
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Data backup strategies involving incremental and differential
backups
Network Security
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Security breach analysis
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Securing data assets from technical, physical and social
engineering attacks.
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Securing data through the use of NTFS permissions, share
permissions, and data encryption.
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Developing strong written security policies governing various
security issues
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Firewall configuration including Microsoft Firewall, SonicWall,
PIX and others
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Internet content filtering using Surf Control Web Filter and
SonicWall CFS
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Proficient with Symantec and McAfee antivirus Enterprise level
products as well as Microsoft Security Essentials
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Skilled at detecting and removing Spyware, Adware and Malware
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Skilled at implementing multi-tier security models
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Deploying and managing Microsoft’s 3-tier security model
Computer Programming/Scripting
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Familiar with various scripting languages, including Windows batch
programming, Unix shell scripting, Visual BASIC Script, Powershell
and Java Script.
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Strong understanding of the BASIC, Visual BASIC, Visual BASIC
.NET, C/C++ programming languages
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Assembler languages for the 6502, 8080, and Z80 processors as well
as several microcontrollers
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Moderate skills with PIC microcontrollers including the PIC16F690
and the PIC18Fx7Jx0 series
Management and Supervision
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Management of information technology staff
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Training and management of multiple lab assistants
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Supervision of technical instructors
Curriculum Development
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Development and deployment of technical curriculum accredited by
NCACS/NCA, ACCSCT, and ACICS
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Avid supporter of educational integrity and technology
System Planning/Migration
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Experience in planning network cabling and infrastructure for
performance, and high-availability
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Automation of OS configuration and deployment using unattended
installation techniques
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Configuration and installation of systems and applications through
Group Policy and custom ADM/ADMX templates
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Seamless migration of critical network services (DHCP, DNS, Active
Directory, IIS) to new locations/servers
Server Virtualization
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Skilled at installing and configuring hosts and guest servers
using Microsoft Hyper-V
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Skilled at resource management and planning using virtual
environments
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Familiar with VMWare type-II hypervisor (VMWare Player)
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Configuring virtual switches
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Configuring NIC teaming for faster throughput and fault tolerance
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Configuring virtual machines for installation as well as migration
from physical hardware.
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Configuration and testing of virtual machine live migration.
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Configuration and testing of virtual machine snapshots.
Platform Diversity
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High Lift Velocity Measurement Platform
Ballistic velocity measurement apparatus for inertias above common
thresholds. Small arms velocities above modern capabilities can be
accurately measured up to 100k FPS. Thin discarding sabot rounds up
to 10k FPS can be accurately measured.
Ballistic Armor Penetration Testing Platform
Developed standard process and platform for uniform testing of
ballistic armor for velocities above 10k FPS
Ballistic Sharding Project
Increased projected lethality of sharding projectiles by
35%.
Passive and Semi-Passive Armor-Piercing Projectile Testing
Tested deep field penetration of armor piercing rounds into a
standardized penetration platform. Proposed projectile improvements
to increase penetration efficiency by more than 10%. Increased
calculated lethality by 25% in composite armor tests.
Active-Discarding Sabot Platform
Significantly increased projectile velocity using enhanced sabot
strategies.
Active-Discarding Side-Sharding Sabot Platform Concept
Engineer
Platform concept originator through completion and presentation.
Improved heavy-armor piercing capable sabot platform lethality by
100% by utilizing discarding sabot as fragmented shrapnel on
secondary launch. Improvements in lethality was primarily due to
utilizing sabot discard as secondary issuer of collateral
enforcement mechanism.
High-Precision Flattening
Developed processes for flattening surfaces to an accuracy in excess
of 1/100,000 of an inch per inch.
Super-flat Gypsum Wall Finish Technical Process Development
Developed processes and tooling to finish gypsum wall coverings to
exceptional flatness for use as reflective surfaces for laser optics
in research. Surface flatness exceeds expansion threshold of gypsum.
CAN (Controller Area Network) Sensor Mass Deployment Strategy
Development of highly reliable and uniform distribution of
passive CAN-sensor arrays in structural concrete. These
micro-sensors detect rebar corrosion and transmit measurements to RF
excitor arrays on monitoring vehicles. Feedback provides data needed
to estimate the remaining lifespan of bridges and overpasses.
Water-State Calculation C++ Library C++ Extensible library for calculating the state of water under all known pressure and temperature conditions. Library includes all states, transfer lines and critical points. Double precision calculations exceed resolution of known scientific limits
Rapid-Evac Platform Development Development of standards for shipping containers that allows them to be easily and rapidly modified for use in emergency mass-evacuations and temporary housing. Legislation is currently working through the courts that will require all imported sea crates to be compatible with this system. Existing sea crates will be required to be upgraded to meet compatibility requirements.
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Personal Projects
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Freeze Dryer
Project to build a world-class freeze
dryer out of commonly available parts. The Raspberry Pi5 was
employed for a control system. Sensors include
thermocouples and an absolute pressure sensor. Control
was achieved through an array of 8 AC relays and addressable
digital output boards. The I2C protocol was used for
communication to peripheral devices.
Hydrostatic Ram Pump
Constructed a modular test
platform for enumerating the impact of design variations in
hydrostatic ram pump. Variations in the drive pipe and air
chamber were studied for their impact on ram pump operation.
Heat Harvesting Water Heater
Two-stage heat
harvesting water heating system that significantly reduces
energy used for hot water all year long. In certain
conditions, water can be entirely heated using passive means.
Parabolic, Tracking Heat Harvester
Heat harvesting
platform using legacy satellite dish and modern control
systems to track the daily and seasonal movement of the Sun.
The dish is a 48" parabolic reflector covered with aluminized
mylar. The tracking system employs a PIC microcontroller
and two linear actuators. Theoretical solar
magnification exceeds 50,000:1 at full focus.
Sealed Tube Heat Harvester
The predecessor to the
Parabolic, Tracking Heat Harvester. This used sealed
Borosilicate glass tubes and dynamic vacuum to insulate copper
receivers that collect heat from the Sun.
Programmable Power Supply
Developed a bench power
supply that could be programmed for specific voltages to meet
specific requirements based on device names. Additional
functions included step and impulse options to test system
stability during transient voltage conditions.
Self-Cleaning Cistern Development
One of the most
arduous tasks with cistern maintenance is clearing silt and
other debris from them. My self-cleaning design virtually
eliminates silt-removal tasks. Silt loading was reduced by 97%
against standard cistern designs.
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Physical spinning disk recovery, Grady county, Missouri sheriff's
office. 100% data recovery after lightning induced ESD failure.
Operational advice on computer equipment seizure in technical fraud
cases, Jackson county, Missouri
Digital footprint tracking for surety recovery
agents.
Data recovery from disk drives damaged in combat raids during
operation Desert Storm and post combat actions.
Tsunami wireless bridge for metropolitan area networking, Cohen, Esrey, Kansas City
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Professional Experience
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2017-present
Company Available Upon Request
Systems Engineer – Directory Services
Responsibilities
Maintaining and managing on-premise Active Directory, DNS,
DHCP, PKI, OCSP, DFS, GPOs in a large multi-forest,
multi-national organization composed of 2000+ DNS zones, 350
DNS servers, 350 Domain controllers across 120 (now under 50)
domains, 4000 DHCP scopes, 15 independent PKIs, more than 100
DFS trees and several thousand GPOs.
Projects
DES/RC4 Remediation
Conducted full remediation of RC4
across all Active Directory Domains in a large, multi-national
organization.
NTLM Remediation
Conducted full remediation of
NTLM authentication across all Active Directory Domains
in a large, multi-national organization. Resolved NTLM hit rates exceeding 12 million requests per day.
Simple LDAP Remediation
Conducted conversion to
LDAPS across all Active Directory Domains in a large,
multi-national organization.
Weak Cipher Remediation
Conducted conversion to
strong cipher suites across all Active Directory Domains in a
large, multi-national organization.
Stale Account Remediation
Developed automation to
clean up tens of thousands of stale, unmonitored user
accounts. The automation currently cleans up accounts as
they reach usage thresholds without human intervention.
Stale Computer Remediation
Developed automation to
clean up computer accounts as they meet cleanup criteria.
Conversion to GMSA Accounts
Converted over 1000
standard service accounts to GMSAs with no downtime
DNS Rebuild
Redesigned the DNS infrastructure to be more fault tolerant.
Performance was significantly improved and duplicate
authoritative zones were eliminated. The DNS infrastructure in
composed of more than 2000 vanity domains and 350 DNS servers.
Most conditional forwarders were eliminated. Reverse lookup
zones were implemented. Automatic registration issues were
fixed. Automatic cleanup of stale records was implemented. All
Windows zones were converted to forest-integrated zones.
DHCP Rebuild
Redesigned the DHCP infrastructure to be fault tolerant and
managed more easily. Consolidated numerous DHCP servers into 3
DHCP clusters. Prior to this project, the DHCP infrastructure
had no fault tolerance and was managed from 35 different
management points. This was consolidated into 3 DHCP clusters
while also adding fault-tolerant DHCP scopes.
PKI Rebuild
Constructed an enterprise cross-forest Public Key Infrastructure. Numerous
independent PKIs were consolidated into a single enterprise
PKI. In total, 40 certification authorities across 20
independent PKIs were decommissioned. More rigorous
certificate issuance policies were implemented. Certificate
key lengths were increased to 4096 bits. Automatic certificate
enrollment was implemented. Certificate utilization was
significantly improved, and self-signed certificates were
eliminated. Applications were migrated to the new
infrastructure and/or converted to certificate-based
communication. The new PKI has designated certificate officers
to issue certificates that cannot be automatically issued.
Certificate renewal was enabled. Use-specific certificate
templates were developed. In all, more than 60,000 endpoint
vulnerabilities were eliminated by this project. The new PKI issues 200,000 certificates per year.
Automation Infrastructure
Automation infrastructure was created to improve management
and consistency across and environment with dozens of
disassociated domains. The infrastructure was able to
self-modify after the initial roll out and is currently used
to enforce mandatory GPOs, Password policies, identity
lifetimes and a host of other things. The infrastructure is
capable of compiling reports of significant complexity and can
make corrections to configurations, if needed.
Centrify Rebuild
Restructuring of Centrify services to improve manageability.
Centrify was upgraded and expanded to manage more devices.
Existing functions were refactored to improve manageability.
The ability to manage Unix devices using GPOs was implemented.
Automatic certificate enrollment was implemented. Provisioning
and role groups were refactored to enhance functionality.
DFS Rebuild
DFS restructuring was performed to improve availability and
management. DFS was implemented across 80+ domains to abstract
data locations. This allows mass storage to be relocated
without the need to touch endpoints since DFS effectively
redirects the user from a central pointer. DFS namespaces were
widely distributed to increase fault tolerance in the DFS
tree. All data was migrated from the DFS tree to mass-storage
appliances.
Trust Restructuring
Domain trusts were implemented to significantly reduce the
number of user accounts with elevated access. Two domains were
chosen for administrative accounts and trusts were established
across the enterprise to allow delegation of elevated rights
to those accounts. Tier-0 Administrative attack surface was
reduced from more than 800 accounts to just 6.
Accomplishments
- Installed company’s first unified DNS infrastructure
- Installed company’s first DHCP cluster
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Installed company’s first cross-forest public key
infrastructure (PKI)
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Installed company’s first online certificate status protocol
(OCSP) service
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Installed company’s first N-tier hardened Windows domain
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Installed company’s first group-managed service account
(GMSA)
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Designed company’s first automation infrastructure for
on-prem Active Directory domains
- Deployed company’s first GPO using automation
- Deployed company’s first Reverse-lookup DNS zone
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Deployed company’s first functional code-signing certificate
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Deployed company’s first successful auto-enrollment
certificate
- Deployed company’s first 4096-bit certificate
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Developed company’s first Active Directory Infrastructure
diagramming tool
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2003-2017
Robbie Manufacturing, Inc. – Lenexa, KS
Systems Analyst
Responsibilities
All aspects of data communications and security, server
management and monitoring, network device testing and
monitoring, wireless LAN design and installation, security and
performance. I routinely worked with TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VLANs,
Layer-2 and Layer-3 switches, firewalls (Sonicwall), Spanning
Tree/Rapid Spanning Tree, and RIP.
Report services were primarily my responsibility at Robbie
Manufacturing. I supported reporting through Crystal
Enterprise and Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services. I was
responsible for report design, scheduling, notification,
verification, server installation, troubleshooting and
optimizing.
Other duties included disaster recovery planning, deployment
automation and safety team participation
Projects
Server Virtualization/Modernization
Dedicated
hosts were installed and physical servers were virtualized.
IT Infrastructure Upgrade
Entire network was
upgraded to Category 6 cabling or better. Trunk lines were
upgraded to fiber. Cable management and color-coding was
instituted in the data center. Bonded links (4x) were
implemented on all Hosts. Redundant power supplies, PDUs and
sources were implemented. Hosts were fitted with modern
mounting and cable-control arms. Moisture and temperature
monitoring was installed. UPSes were upgraded and
cross-connected to hosts.
WiFi Installation
Wireless APs were installed
throughout the offices, plant and warehouses to facilitate
mobile inventory data entry at lift points. PoE switches were
used to eliminate the cost of dedicated power runs. PoE was
later used for the phone and camera systems.
Inventory Control Modernization
Barcoding was
implemented to facilitate inventory tracking throughout the
facility. Raw materials were tracked from ingress to egress
and every place in between. Vendors were required to
facilitate similar tracking within their plants. Our
manufactured products could be traced from raw materials to
shelf.
Bar coding
Modernized barcoding strategy to
include multiple barcoding standards so our products could be
sold in other global markets.
Automatic Labeling
Integrated product labels with
other systems to facilitate automatic label-printing on the
manufacturing floor. These labels were used to track products
through the manufacturing process as well as labeling the
finished product.
Operational Technology/Information Technology Integration
(OT/IT)
Deployed data acquisition devices on manufacturing equipment
to assist in providing real-time information to reports.
ERP Rollout
Accomplishments
- Installed company’s first access-control system
- Installed company’s first camera system
- Installed company’s first digital time system
- Installed company’s first biometric time clocks
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Installed company’s first automatic labeling-printing system
- Installed company’s first Wi-Fi network
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Installed company’s first internal fiber-optic backbone
- Installed company’s first mobile inventory computer
- Deployed company’s first roaming user profile
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Deployed company’s first automated operating system installs
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Performed company’s first manufacturing platform backup
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Deployed company’s first VLAN isolating company network from
OEM networks
- Deployed company’s first internal firewall
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Deployed company’s first OEM VPN connection to manufacturing
equipment
- Installed company’s first data acquisition system
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Installed company’s first Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
server
- Deployed company’s first PXE boot image
- Installed company’s first POE switch
- Installed company’s first VoIP phone (Spectralink)
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Installed company’s first redundant network path (fiber
optic dual ring)
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Installed company’s first network link between buildings
(fiber optic dual path)
- Installed company’s first dedicated vendor network
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Installed company’s first feedback eliminator for PA system
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Created company’s first in-house software deployment tool
- Created company’s first automation infrastructure
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Created company’s first technology map to locate cabling and
appliances
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Resolved long-standing reporting issues (Crystal Reports
Enterprise Edition)
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Improved sales report performance from hours to seconds
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Improved cost analysis reports to assist in locating
under-performing products
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Improved inventory tracking reports to assist in locating
inefficiencies in the manufacturing plant
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Improved manufacturing reports to facilitate door-to-door
material tracking
- Implemented bar-coding for custom products
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Implemented international bar-coding standards for global
acceptance of products
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Implemented rigorous static-control measures to prevent
fires caused by electrostatic discharge (ESD)
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Improved static-control training that eliminated fires
caused by ESD
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Repaired legacy ink-mixing station and increased visibility
of its impact on the company as a whole
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2001-2003
Pinnacle Career Institute/Electronics Institute – Kansas
City, MO
Director of Networking Technologies/Director of Computer
Programming
Responsibilities
Implementation and support of the
local area network at three locations as well as the
development and implementation of policies associated with
security and data assurance. Training employees on procedures
that allow them to work more efficiently by using technology
more effectively was an integral part of my job at PCI.
Supporting a wide variety of desktop and server operating
systems was a daily process. I was the only support person for
over 100 PCs and twelve servers. This includes helpdesk
support as well as infrastructure, data assurance and
programming support.
I routinely worked with TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VLANs, Layer-2 and
Layer-3 switches, firewalls (various)
I accumulated several hundred classroom hours as a technical
instructor in systems engineering and computer related courses
including Unix administration a scripting, DOS, Windows,
TCP/IP and various MCSE related courses for the Microsoft AATP
program.
Directed training programs for computer programming and
Microsoft MCSE curriculum
Projects
- Build out of MCSE labs
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Deployment of Microsoft AATP curriculum (including national
accreditation)
- Automation of classroom computer rebuilds
Accomplishments
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Deployed company’s first automated deployment of software
- Installed company’s first MCSE lab
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Achieved company’s most successful program launch in 20
years
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Deployed company’s first unattended installation of
operating systems
- Deployed company’s first roaming user profile
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Deployed company’s first VLAN to isolate Student Network
from Business Network
- Deployed company’s first internal firewall
- Deployed company’s first internal router
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1996-2001
National American University - Kansas City, MO
Director of Information Technology
Responsibilities
Design, installation and support
of the LAN consisting of 130 PCs and eight servers. I played
an integral part in the development of the WAN that supported
over 2000 PCs and 100 servers. Other duties included
infrastructure design, installation and support; helpdesk
support, and technical curriculum development. Data assurance
and deployment automation was primarily my responsibility.
I accumulated thousands of classroom hours as a technical
instructor in a range of undergraduate courses. These courses
included Pascal, C, C++, and BASIC programming; Systems
Engineering, Unix administration, decision support systems,
mathematics, computer hardware, TCP/IP, and SQL server
administration. I was the campus representative of the
president’s technology council.
I brought Microsoft’s AATP certification to this campus then
developed and taught Microsoft Official Curriculum to MCSE
students.
Directed all technical degree programs including Microsoft’s
MCSE/MCP/Office certifications, Cisco’s CCNA/CCNP programs,
CompTIA A+/Network+ certifications, Computer programming and
Decision Support Systems.
Projects
- Build out of MCSE labs
- Build out of Cisco Labs
- Conversion from Token Ring to Ethernet
- Build out of Sylvan Testing Lab
- Conversion from Novell to Windows
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Deployment of Microsoft AATP curriculum (including regional
accreditation)
- Automation of classroom computer rebuilds
Accomplishments
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Converted system services from Windows 3.11/Novell to
Windows 95/NT 4.0 Workstation/NT 4.0 Server
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Converted system services from Windows NT 4.0 Workstation/NT
4.0 Server to Windows 2000/Windows 2000 Server
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Converted primary data-storage strategy from floppy disks to
central storage
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Converted primary office applications from DOS-based Word
Perfect to Microsoft Office
- Upgraded network from 4 Mb Token Ring to Ethernet
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Upgraded printing infrastructure form A/B switch boxes to
Network-based printing
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Upgraded Software deployment from floppy disks to
network-based deployments
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Instituted removable hard drives to reduce computer count in
the Microsoft labs
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Significantly reduced software costs with the advantages of
the Microsoft AATP program
- Performed campus’s first data backup
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Installed campus’s first nailed-up internet connection (ISDN
BRI, 2B+D)
- Installed campus’s first Windows server
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Created campus’s first automated deployment of software
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Created campus’s first unattended installation of operating
systems
- Deployed campus’s first roaming user profile
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Deployed campus’s first VLAN to isolate Student Network from
Business Network
- Deployed campus’s first internal firewall
- Deployed campus’s first internal router
- Installed company’s first MCSE lab
- Installed company’s first Cisco lab
- Installed company’s first Sylvan testing center
- Installed company’s first camera system
- Installed campus’s first network printer
- Installed campus’s first printer pool
- Installed campus’s first laser printer
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1995-1996
Stim-Lab – Duncan, OK
Electronics Engineer/Core Flow Technician
Responsibilities
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Conducted scientific research to exact specifications for
clients and internal departments.
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Core pore volume measurements using helium porosimeter
- Critical velocity tests for clay-fines migration
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Core permeability using high pressures, high temperatures,
synthetic brine and corrosive treatment chemicals
- Fluid leak-off tests
- Viscosity profiles
- Rock mechanics
- Acid-spend tests
- Foam height tests
- Emulsion tests
- Proppant crush tests
- Worked with chemicals
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Installed and managed data-acquisition systems including
4-20 ma current loops and proprietary digital interfaces
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Calibrated transducers of various types with NIST-certified
standards (Thermocouples, Pressure Transducers, Mass flow
meters and others)
- Mounted strain gauges for various strength tests
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Designed instrumentation amplifiers for small-signal
transducers (thermocouples)
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Worked with Linear variable differential transformers
(LVDTs) to measure linear displacement
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Worked with pressure transducers with gauge pressures in
excess of 50,000 psi
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Rebuilt lab equipment as conditions required: Back-pressure
regulators (BPRs,) High-pressure valves, positive
displacement pumps, pressure transducers, gas flow meters,
Hassler cells, vacuum pumps and others
- Designed lab equipment to meet specifications:
- Intensifier pumps
- radial flow cells
- control appliances for control systems
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Designed and installed large-scale data-acquisition and
control (DAC) systems for lab equipment.
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Commonly worked with and advised on the installation and use
of pressure transducers, LVDTs, Valve actuators, Resistive
Thermal Devices (RTDs,) thermocouples, heating elements, gas
flow meters, sampling tables, balances and others
Projects
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Data acquisition and control system for lab sold to China
National Petroleum Corporation
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Data acquisition and control system for lab sold to Poland
- Gas flow meter control console
- Intensifier pump design
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Foam diversion test standardization and documentation.
Company was awarded a multi-million-dollar contract based on
this process.
Accomplishments
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Designed company’s first macro to compensate for
data-acquisition-count roll-over
- Designed company’s first gas flow meter control unit
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Designed company’s first pressure-multiplying displacement
cylinder
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Performed company’s first repeatable foam diversion test
using my own well-defined processes
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Performed company’s first successful permeability test on
recovered unconsolidated sample cores
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Resolved technical issues with confining-sleeve extrusion on
multi-port Hassler cells
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Resolved inductive issues with company’s valve-actuator
system
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Resolved noise issues with company’s small-signal
acquisition system
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Resolved crosstalk issues with company’s high-temperature
rotational viscometer
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Designed replacement parts for company’s scanning electron
microscope (SEM)
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Developed process for safely loading displacement cylinders
with liquid CO2
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