Adam Morey Email & Phone Number

Gaithersburg, Md

The Material Measurement Laboratory (MML) serves as the national reference laboratory for measurements in the chemical, biological and material sciences through activities ranging from fundamental and applied research, to the development and dissemination of certified reference materials, critically evaluated data, and other programs and tools to assure the quality of measurement results. MML is also responsible for coordinating the NIST-wide Standard Reference Material and Standard Reference Data programs.Reliable Data to Support Critical Decisions: Standard Reference Databases provide carefully evaluated collections of data for a wide variety of substances. They help people make decisions based on reliable information. For example, the NIST ThermoData Standard Reference Database of the properties of more than 20,000 chemical compounds, 44,000 mixtures, and 6,000 reactions helps to ensure safety, quality and efficiency in thousands of chemical plants around the world. Plant operators use a computer program that relies on NIST data to predict the behavior of chemicals under various conditions. Another database, the Mass Spectral Library, contains hundreds of thousands of "signatures" of molecules. This enables the highly sensitive and discriminating identification of the molecular components in diverse complex mixtures of concern to the fields of health science, pollution monitoring, food safety and homeland security. NIST also provides crystallographic databases that provide the precise atomic arrangements for hundreds of thousands of nonorganic materials. Our activities range from fundamental and applied research on the composition, structure and properties of industrial, biological and environmental materials and processes, to the development and dissemination of tools including reference measurement procedures, certified reference materials, critically evaluated data, and best practice guides that help assure measurement quality

Managed a team administering all corporate IT functions including network operations, help desk support, creative services support, telecommunications, and risk management. Supervised a team of engineers supporting 80 application servers and 450 users utilizing 24x7 B2C e-Commerce operations: email broadcasting, call-center newsletter subscription services, site-to-site B2B VPNs in Solaris, Red Hat ES, Windows Server, Mac OSX, Nortel, Checkpoint and Cisco environment.

Developed and implemented procedures to maintain high availability through strict operational best practices: change management, automated network alerts, 24x7 on-call rotation, centralized backup, IP storage area network, in-house training, incident response and disaster recovery planning. Network Engineer and System Administrator for the network infrastructure which housed the newsletters subscription system, as well as, the VPN connectivity, multiple DMZs, between four remote data centers and call center operations which connected up to 250 customer service agents to the fulfillment system.

Consulted with, and provided IT leadership to, companies throughout the DC region: John Hopkins University, PhRMA, Carr America, Dominican Electric, Mortgage Bankers Association of America and others. Designed and implemented multiple firewalls, Internet connections, proxy cache servers, Dial-in Servers, VPN solutions, groupware systems, network management systems and Novell to Microsoft migrations, including GroupWise to Exchange.

Greenbelt Md

Designed and implemented backbone infrastructure for Hughes STX in support of multiple NASA, FAA and Air Force contracts. Responsible for all network operations supporting 1100 users and science projects in support of NASA in Greenbelt, MD.

Pt. Mugo California, Christ Church New Zealand, Mcmurdo Antarctica

Administered Wide Area Network with email and file servers located in California, New Zealand and Antarctica. This 150-node network was mobile, breaking down and flying to a different continent three times a year, requiring very detailed system documentation and policies and procedures, a unique support challenge. Supervised technicians, indoctrinated new personnel, and represented the user community as a member of the National Science Foundation in support of Antarctic programs.

Naval Communications And Telecommunications Station Washingon Dc

Ran formal training center, full-time technical instructor from 1991-1993, teaching Enable OA, Unix Administration, Network Design and Microcomputer Depot Level Repair and Troubleshooting. Operated as a mobile network administrator working on site for the Washington Navy Yard, Office of the Surgeon General, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Walter Reed Hospital, Bureau of Medicine, Hospital Facility Planning Agency and Bureau of Naval Personnel. 1989-1991 performed depot-level maintenance on Zenith 248 x86 FRU components, supporting 10,000 microcomputers systems throughout the National Capital Region.