Operating Systems

SunOS, Solaris, OSF/1, Ultrix, SCO Unix, SCO Xenix, AIX, Irix, SVR3 and SVR2, FreeBSD, BSDi, Linux, Windows 3.x, WFW, Win95/98, WinNT server and workstation, VMS, MacOS

Languages / Environments

Perl (CGI, DBD::DBI, Sockets), shell (sh, ksh, bash), PHP (Databases, graphics, security), JavaScript, Python, Java (1.1, Swing, J2EE, Ant, etc), Pascal (Delphi, Turbo Pascal), Lotus Notes, and Zope

Networks, Protocols, and Services

Novell IPX/SPX, TCP/IP, NetBIOS, DNS (Bind 4, 8, and 9), FTP, HTTP (Apache, IIS), NNTP (INN and DNews), DHCP, BOOTP, SSH (v1 and v2 using Datafellow ssh, OpenSSH, and other client apps such as SecureCRT), NFS, PGP, SSL and SMTP (Sendmail and Postfix). Firewall and security methods such as NAT, stateful and stateless packet filtering, proxy configuration, and authentication systems (SecureID, FW-1 session management, s/key etc). Development tools such as CVS, GCC, RCS, etc.

Primary developer of CONGO conference management system, utilitizing PHP scripting coupled with an XMLRPC transport to a back end application server (written entirely in Java [J2SE]) hosting all business logic. The interface also allows secondary front ends using the same XMLRPC interface. Also implemented secondary interface using Java/Swing for desktop point of sale operations against the CONGO application server, again using the same XMLRPC transport.

Responsible for all network operations for a wireless telemetry gathering system. Data integrity and security from endpoint to database server was required, as was security on the webservers for client access. System and datapath redundancy, fault tolerance, and maintainability were prime design considerations. Maintainability through well defined processes, documentation, and open communication were critical. Dependence on a single vendor was avoided at wherever possible, using opensource software for all network functions.
 
In addition, was primary developer for all website activity, including database front end operations for querying and updating the device data, corporate website operations for dynamic content generation, and report generation on network activity. All website scripting done in PHP.

Responsible for adaptation of the Keystone system into the WhitePajamas CRM Application. Did architecture work designing new API's and functions, coded new database interfaces in Perl and PHP to Oracle back end (while retaining portability across other databases), as well as coordinated programmers within the CRM group with other engineering and design teams. Programming environment was development on localized FreeBSD systems against a MySQL database, for rollout on HP/UX servers utilitizing Oracle.

Responsible for designing, coding, and implementing web-based front end to custom network hardware running an embedded version of FreeBSD and Apache. Coding in HTML, Perl, Javascript and PHP.

IT Director for 5 person Internal Services department supporting 70 users on approximately 60 Windows NT and Windows95 clients, and approximately 40 Unixware systems, all running on Intel-based hardware platforms. Maintained all aspects of corporate infrastructure, including mail systems, Notes servers, webservers, firewall, VPN, dialups, and physical site access (cardkey systems).
Hardware platforms ranged across Compaq Proliant and Prolinea servers (3000, 4000, 6000, 6500), mixed Intel hardware, Cisco 2100 and 3600 routers, and Acacia network switches.

Principal architect / developer / project manager of the Keystone web-based IT management system (http://www.stonekeep.com/), an open source application for doing problem ticketing, inventory control, and contact management with an emphasis on IT department management. Responsibilities also include coordinating dozens of programmers from all over the world, maintaining source code integrity via CVS, and keeping projects on track. Currently installed at over 4000 sites, total userbase in the tens of thousands.

Member of the Internet Firewalls Systems Architecture group to continue development of Fidelity's 45+ system firewall. Projects consisted of setting up secure intranet services (POP, IMAP, HTTP, NTP, etc), as well as maintaining and developing new procedures and applications within the Firewall. This firewall maintained Internet connectivity for all 25,000+ employees at Fidelity, plus tens of thousands of Internet users running applications through the Firewall.

System and network administration of Sun servers and workstations in a high availability environment, including writing, documenting, installing, and training current staff on new administrative utilities and processes. User environment was 300 developers, 40 support and management personnel, and 2000+ phone reps.

System Administrator of Sun 3/50, 3/60, 3/160, SS330, IPX, IPC, SS2, and Classic. DEC Alpha 5000/300, DS3100, DS5000, and DS2100. SGI Indy, Indigo Elan, and 4d's. Various Sony, HP, Data General and Oki Unix workstations. HDS, NCR and Sun X terminals driven via xdmcp. Software services on a TCP/IP network, using NIS, NFS, X, and DNS services for 40-60 users. Responsibilities included maintaining an Internet connection, designing, constructing, implementing, and documenting a Firewall using TIS toolkit, Tripwire, and various filter tools. Implemented very early Web services using NCSA HTTPD on the Alpha (A system still in place today). Basic system services such as network printers, routers, and terminal servers. Daily functions included backups, answering user questions, and evaluating network performance.

Faculty Adjunct to School of Engineering Director. Responsibilities included complete course preparation, giving lectures, tests, and lab work for two full credit course; Introduction to Unix and Advanced Unix / Shell Programming. Course work was done initially on AT&T PC7300's networked via StarLAN to 3b2/400's, later migrated to PC's running Kermit networked via TCP/IP over Ethernet to AT&T WGS 6386 servers running SVR3.2. Labs supported 30 to 50 active students per semester, plus 20 active faculty members.

Accountable Software, Inc Database Application Programmer
Engineering Information, Inc Online services developer
Dupli-Fax, Inc PC Support Specialist
New Jersey Governors Office Data Processing Coordinator
Microcon Computer and Software Technical Support

Mercer County Community College
Computer Science program
1989 through 1991

Rochester Institute of Technology
Computer Science Major with emphasis on operating systems software.
1982 through 1983