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Richard Anderson
1234, West 67 Street,
Carlisle, MA 01741,
(123)-456 7890.
Highly Motivated Computer Engineer
Objective:
To apply my fourteen years of network architecture and engineering experience toward designing networks that will improve operational proficiency and reduce total costs of ownership.
Work Experience:
Feb. 1999 – Present
America Online, Inc. - Reston, VA
Chief Architect, Internal Computing (2001-Present)
Network Architect, Internal Computing (2000-2001)
Sr. Network Engineer, Internal Computing (1999-2000)
- Responsible for overall secure enterprise design of the worldwide internal infrastructure serving more than 25,000 nodes/18,000 employees for the AOL, Inc. division
- Responsible for wide area network design of the worldwide internal network serving more than 10,000 nodes for Warner Brothers and Warner Music Group divisions
- AOL, Inc. representative to the AOLTW Network Oversight Group facilitating cross-divisional connectivity for more than 100,000 nodes
- Review and sign-off authority of all architectural designs for network, system, core services, and application frameworks
- Directly responsible for mentoring and assisting fourteen Network, System, and Application Architects; assist in mentoring of over fifty engineers and operators
- Lead Core Network Infrastructure Team of cross-divisional network architects and engineers throughout AOLTW merger activities
- Designed and implemented Internal Computing network infrastructure including Gigabit Ethernet backbone, 100mbs desktop switching, OC12/48 Packet Over SONET ATDN (Internet) peering, primary remote office DS3/OC3 ATDN peering, remote offices tunneled over IPSec VPNs
Nov. 1998 - Feb. 1999
Williams Communications - McLean, VA
Sr. Network Engineer/Consultant
- Re-engineering of enterprise network designs to meet increasing customer demands
- Trouble shooting and problem resolution of elusive customer network difficulties
- Evaluation of new network technologies, management, and analytical tools
- Preparation of new network technology strategies and implementation recommendations
- Tool based design verification utilizing network simulation tools
Sept. 1995 - Oct. 1998
Perot Systems - Dallas, TX
Sr. Network Engineer/Consultant
- Technologist charged with evaluation, design, and implementation of enterprise network solutions for customers within the healthcare industry
- Responsible for outsourced 35,000 user enterprise network serving a major hospital chain
- Prepared proposals for wide variety of network projects
- Prepared white papers for customer briefings of emerging technologies
- Pre-sales technical expertise provided to sales team
Feb. 1994 - Sept. 1995
Frye Regional Medical Center - Hickory, NC
Network Manager
- Responsible for all aspects of 700 user metropolitan area network
- Installed and managed multiple Novell and Unix hosts
- Analyzed and corrected network troubles and performance issues
- Fulfilled role of Network Coordinator for HBO&C project
- Primary technical advisor throughout HBO&C implementation
- Examined new technologies and made recommendations directly to hospital CFO
Aug. 1988 - Feb. 1994
Eastern Data, Inc. - Kernersville, NC
Network Engineer
- Designed and implemented local area networks for multiple customers across the Carolinas
- Evaluated customer needs and proposed solutions for those needs
- Assisted in management of various contract customer networks
- Performed various pre-sales technical duties including assistance at industry trade shows
Breadth of Knowledge:
Technologies -
TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, AppleTalk, SMB, NetBIOS, some ancient protocol knowledge as well, IPSec, GRE and L2TP tunnels, overall VPN solutions, OSPF, RIP/RIP2, BGPv4, IPX RIP, AT RTMP, DLSw, switching/bridging, spanning tree, Ethernet (10/100/1000), OC3/12/48 POS, FDDI, Token Ring, ISDN, frame relay, leased lines and provisioning, copper and fiber physical cabling plants
Network Analysis and Management Tools -
Network Associates “Sniffer” Line, Shomiti Surveyor, Microsoft NetMon, RMON and RMON Probes, HP Openview, Cisco Works, various SNMP packages, Visual Networks PAC, various auto-discovery tools, network documentation methodologies and tools, Dragon and Snort network intrusion detection systems (IDS), network penetration testing tools
Network Operating Systems and Vendor Knowledge –
Extensive Cisco, Foundry, Nortel, Netscreen, and other network vendor familiarity
Multiple Unix variations, Solaris, Linux, FreeBSD, HP/UX, AIX, DG/UX
Novell Netware 2.15a – 4.11, and Microsoft Windows NT 3.51, 4.0, and 2000
Accreditations and Affiliations:
IEEE Member, 1998 - Present, Standards Association, Communications Society, Computer Society
ACM Member, 1998 - 2000, Communications SIG
Certified NetAnalyst - Architect Level, 1997
Education:
1996 and 1997 - Pine Mountain Group - Las Vegas, NV and Boston, MA
Network Analysis and Design Forum
Certificate in Advanced Network Analysis
1994 - Data General Training - Washington, DC and Columbus, OH
Certificate in Advanced TCP/IP Network Theory and Design
Certificate in Advanced Unix System Administration
1987-1989 - WSFC Career Center - Winston-Salem, NC
Industrial Electronics
References:
Available upon request
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