Experience Summary Academic Background

Hardware:	Cisco MDS 9000 SAN switches, SUN Sparc servers/workstations, IBM pSeries servers, IBM SP servers, IBM RS6000 workstations, Pyramid MIServers, Apple Macintoshes, IBM 3090 mainframes, IBM 4341 mainframes, IBM 370/125 mainframes, Digital 11/750 minicomputers
Operating Systems:	UNIX - Red Hat Linux, Sun Solaris, Sun SunOS, IBM AIX, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Pyramid OSx, Apple A/UX Other - VMWare, Apple MacOS, IBM VM/CMS, IBM DOS/VSE, Digital VMS
Programming Languages:	UNIX Shell, HTML, SAS, Ingres 4GL/SQL, PostScript, REXX, APL, COBOL, PASCAL, FORTRAN, BASIC, DCL

CERTIFICATIONS

Area of Concentration	Level of Certification
Red Hat Linux	Engineer
IBM RS/6000 AIX	Advanced Technical Expert
IBM RS/6000 SP/PSSP	Specialist
IBM AIX System Support	Specialist
IBM AIX Performance and System Tuning	Certified
IBM AIX Communications	Certified

WORK EXPERIENCE

May 2001 to Present Florida Center for Library Automation (FCLA), Gainesville, Florida Coordinator, Computer Applications Coordinates installation and development of the Unix server systems which are the storehouse for FCLA's digital library and bibliographic data. Responsible for on-going support of these Unix systems, including the installation, modification, enhancement and maintenance of existing subsystems and third-party software.

November 1997 to May 2001 University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida Coordinator, Computer Applications (previous title: Computer Operations Manager) Led the data management and systems administration team in the University of Florida's Maternal Child Health Education and Research Data Center (MCHERDC) [formerly known as the Perinatal Research Center], a branch of the Lawton and Rhea Chiles Center for Healthy Mothers and Babies. Responsible for all aspects of data management, procedures, planning, and structuring for databases pertaining to the MCHERDC. Served as the Division of Biostatistics systems administrator for the Third Party Evaluation Data Center in the Department of Pediatrics, maintaining the Data Center's network of Sun Solaris UNIX workstations.

April 1994 to October 1997 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, Florida UNIX Systems Administrator Administrator of a network of over 100 IBM AIX and Sun Solaris UNIX workstations and servers for the Computer Science Department. Responsible for supporting over 4000 students, staff, and faculty, with the installtion, maintenance, and use of many third-party products, public domain and shareware software, and the Internet.

February 1993 to April 1994 RCF Information Systems, Fairborn, Ohio Systems Analyst Lead contractor and systems administrator for the Logistical Data Integration Systems (LOGDIS) project at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. The LOGDIS project involved linking several Air Force bases for communications and logistics data transfer using Pyramid UNIX computers.

February 1992 to February 1993 Control Data Corporation, Fairborn, Ohio Systems Analyst Support contractor and database administrator for the Logistical Data Integration Systems (LOGDIS) project at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. Responsible for creating applications consisting of 4GL programs, SQL structures, and shell scripts to facilitate use of Ingres databases.

November 1986 to February 1992 Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York Systems Programmer Administrator of a network of 30 Sun workstations and 5 Sun servers for the Communications and Development Group. Also responsible for the creation of the campus Macintosh network and for support of communications, database, and printing software for the primary academic IBM mainframe.

October 1984 to November 1986 Monarch Machine Tool Company, Cortland, New York Systems Programmer Administrator of both an IBM CADAM system for mechanical and industrial engineering design and an IBM WESTI system for an internally-developed on-line inventory, procurement, and sales tracking system. Developed and maintained COBOL programs for the WESTI system.

March 1984 to October 1984 State University of New York, Binghamton, New York Programmer/Analyst Provided technical assistance to the university community in all phases of computer usage with emphasis in the areas of IBM VM/CMS mainframes, Digital VAX/VMS minicomputers, and Apple Macintosh microcomputers.

July 1982 to October 1983 IBM, Endicott, New York Engineer Designed and implemented graphics-based financial and statistical systems using APL and SAS to analyze circuit board manufacturing yields for production flaws.

REFERENCES

Available upon request

Experience Summary Academic Background

Master's Degree:	M.S., Industrial Engineering, Central Florida
Concentration:	Simulation, Modeling and Analysis
Graduate Certificate:	G.C., Project Management, Central Florida
Bachelor's Degree:	B.S., Applied Mathematics, Georgia Tech
Concentration:	Numerical Analysis
Scholarship:	National Merit Scholarship Recipient
High School:	Salutatorian, Putnam County Sr, Cookeville, TN

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

University of Florida Supervisory Challenge

Red Hat Certified Engineer

Cisco MDS 9000 Configuration and Troubleshooting

Cisco MDS 9000 Multiprotocol Storage Essentials

Sun Solaris Version 2 for Version 1 Administrators

Sun Solaris Version 1 Advanced Administration

Sun Solaris Version 1 Administration

IBM RS/6000 SP System Administration

IBM RS/6000 SP Overview, Planning and Installation

IBM pSeries Logical Partitioning for AIX 5L

IBM AIX Version 5L Differences

IBM AIX Version 4 Storage Management

IBM AIX Version 4 Performance Management

IBM AIX Version 4 Advanced Systems Administration

IBM AIX Version 4 Administration for Experienced UNIX Professionals

Tivoli Storage Manager Version 4 Disaster Recovery Manager

Tivoli Storage Manager Version 4 Advanced Administration

Tivoli Storage Manager Version 4 Implementation

Centers for Disease Control: Privacy, Confidentiality, and the Protection of Health Data

Ingres Database Development and Administration

Pyramid MIServer Administration

IBM CADAM Advanced Operations

IBM CADAM Operations