Iván Márquez Email & Phone Number

California, United States

More to come...Mainly working on Aruba ClearPass solution, Aruba Mobility Controllers, and Paloalto Firewalls as a contractor for AT&T and the County of San Diego.As well as typical Network stuff from L1 to L7, concentraining mainly from L1 to L4.

Redding, California, US

• Capital ProjectsTwo projects which involve migrating network equipment from Cisco to Meraki.
• Network Design:
• Update of Network Drawings and Network Documentation to reflect the migration.
• Port migration for a like to like process.
• Meraki Dashboard configuration.
• Firewall Migration

Dallas, TX, US

• Managed a small team of network engineers and our 3rd party cable vendor to provide guidance on what to do when new task came. Provided detail instructions to our cable vendor as to what type of cable was going to be.
• Own the project of New Sites, this included walkthroughs to assess the MDF and IDFs and the number of drops needed for the new site. Creating of Front, and Top view drawings and determining what type of router and how.
• The County of San Diego went from Cisco to Aruba, on this project I was in charge of re-designing the Access Layer. This included integrating all systems that we had on Cisco to be translated to Aruba. Created proper.

Dallas, TX, US

• In charged of any field related job, this included refreshing routers and switches which were due to being refresh per the County of San Diego policy. Also, break fix replacements of any unexpected issue that might.
• Assisted in the migration of T1’s from one DS3 channel to another by creating all the necessary configuration on the router, and doing the actual changed with ATT core. In addition to this also assisted on moving T1’s.
• Help redesign and maintain the high-level drawing for the County of San Diego Network using Visio.

Dallas, TX, US

• Manage the ticket queue through ServiceNow to provided support, troubleshooting and resolution to the end users, IT department and 3rd party. This included solving issues from VLAN change at the access port, WAP.
• Use Cisco Prime to implement an ACL change in all 2000+ devices in the network for remote access through the new VPN that got deployed.
• Usage of NetBrain to provided network status for tickets, troubleshooting and created customized Qapps to retrieved certain information from devices or to help monitor or troubleshoot certain issues.
• Usage of Palo Alto Panorama create logs and to block unwanted URLs which were submitted to us by the security department.

US

• Responsible for the OD department at night shift.
• Trained and supervised new co-workers in the OD and Deburr department
• Knowledgeable in setting up the OD grinder machine and creating the program to get the first article to blueprint specs.
• Ability to keep focus for long periods of time maintaining a tolerance of 2 ten thousand of an inch.
• Excellent at troubleshooting OD grinder machine problems to keep it in operation.
• Proficient on how to setup and read measuring tools like Gage Blocks, Micrometer, Precision Comparator Stands, Calipers, Height Gage, Optical Comparator, Dial Indicators with universal arm.

• A good working knowledge about computers in general.
• Proficient at formatting and reinstalling OS (Windows, Linux, MacOS).
• Well suited to learn new computer software.
• Versed at building PCs.
• Coordinated the design and implementation of a Cybercafe (El Pentagono).
• Volunteered at IMJUVET a Mexican government branch by giving IT support to its Cybercafe.

• Performed interactive presentations in an organic fair.
• Applied strong people skills to answer and fulfill the customer's needs.
• Responsible for the IT department by assisting new and existing personal in creating and updating their online accounts, creation of banner and flyers using Photoshop and Illustrator, database of member of team in.

US

• Imaginative ways to remove excess material and sharp edges in tolerance to the blueprint using a mechanical grinder pencil, buffer, file tools, and sand blaster.
• Knowledge on how to use go/no-go gages, ping gages, and tact for the edge break.