Education:
Work Experience:
Jan 02 2007 to Present
Network Engineer
Bedford / St. Martin's, Boston, MA
- Network design, including {Xsan, StorNext} SANs
- Intranet application development using PHP and Perl.
- Network services: security, planning, implementation, disaster recovery, and troubleshooting.
- Server administration (OpenBSD, {CentOS, Gentoo} Linux, Win2003, and MacOS X Server).
Jan 03 2005 to Present
Network Administrator
Bedford / St. Martin's, Boston, MA
- Desktop & and server administration/backup (NT4-WinXP, OpenBSD, and MacOS X Client/Server).
Jan 12 2004 to Dec 31 2004
Technical Support Analyst
Bedford / St. Martin's, Boston, MA
- WAN and LAN network & server administration with NT4/Win2k, OpenBSD, and MacOS X Server.
- Desktop support for approximately 100 users in a mixed Win/Mac environment
Sep 07 2001 to Mar 14 2003
Marketing Assistant
UMass Fine Arts Center, Amherst, MA
- Assistant Editor for Spotlight Magazine; wrote and
proofread Fine Arts Center press releases.
- Web-design and maintenance, Centerwide
and Center
Series
- Design, maintenance, and data-mining of several large (15,000+ records) databases (Access).
- Assisted in organizing annual Gala fundraiser, trade show/event marketing displays, and other events.
Aug 2001
Logistics Staffmember
Apple Computer, Inc., Cambridge, MA
- Assisted in coordinating the delivery, setup, and troubleshooting of Macintosh computer systems for the Apple Education Conference in Cambridge, MA
May 14 2000 to May 14 2001
General Manager
WMUA 91.1 FM, Amherst, MA (non-profit student and community radio)
- Wrote or rewrote nearly all of WMUA's internal documentation, including the development of on-air training texts, a policy and procedures handbook, and extensive member-grievance guidelines.
- Taught basic air-clearance classes and advanced studio production classes.
- Implemented records-keeping databases for Personnel Records, Music Library and Underwriting (FileMaker Pro)
- Supervised administrative and on-air staffs
- Maintained all office computers and servers
June 2000 to May 26 2001
Computer Specialist
UMass Fine Arts Center, Amherst, MA
- Provided computer support and training for more than 50 employees
- Repaired computer hardware
- Served as webmaster
- Performed daily fileserver backups
October 1999 to May 14 2000
Visual Media Director
WMUA 91.1 FM, Amherst, MA (non-profit student and community radio)
- Worked closely with the Publicity Department to produce all advertising and promotional materials for the station
- Created and managed website (http://wmua.org)
- Designed all publicity for the 2000 and 2001 Magic Triangle Concert Series
Honors and Awards:
Teaching Experience:
Areas of Computer Expertise:
- Desktop environments: Knowledge of Windows, MacOS X and Classic, GNOME, KDE, and some environments of lesser notoriety.
- OS experience: In-depth knowledge of UNIX-like operating
systems, particularly OpenBSD, Linux, and MacOS X. Professional admin experience with NT4, Win2k Server, and OpenBSD. Some Digital UNIX experience. Experience with UltraBac backup software for Windows, BRU and Retrospect for MacOS, and some ARCServeIT for NetWare.
- Programming/Markup knowledge: Programming in PHP with SQL databases (MySQL, ADOdb abstraction library). Enough Perl to get by. C and C++ (preferably on UNIX with GCC, but also Visual Studio). IA-32 assembly using MASM. Lots of practical experience with UNIX shell scripting and AutoIt! scripting for Windows. Extensive experience with HTML4, CSS 1 & 2, and XHTML. Some experience with
Texinfo and LaTeX.
- Database experience: Design and DBA with MySQL and Access. Some experience designing and converting [away] from FileMaker Pro databases.
- Network experience: Maintenance of a corporate LAN with WAN links (T1, frame relay, fiber), wide-area Windows NT/AD domain administration, Checkpoint/Nokia firewalls, and OpenBSD's packet filter. Plenty of experience with anti-spam software like SpamAssassin, Amavisd-new, and OpenBSD's spamd. Postfix and Exchange 5/2003 integration. Experience building a hybrid Xsan/StorNext network.
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