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Quantico, Virginia, United States

Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States

Quantico, Va

- Serve as the Engineering Technical Lead to solve a broad spectrum of issues and implement a strategic plan within and across organizational components.- Responsible for altering the strategic direction of the team, and redirect the managerial focus to the new challenges that were presented by upcoming highly complex projects. Worked with management, to established new fundamental concepts, techniques and developed new methodologies (Physical Asset Review (PAR) and the Consolidated Asset Analysis Report (CAAR)), which are used to assist units with updating & validating assets across multiple Enterprise Databases. The CAAR model was used to assist with the Cisco Install Base Lifecycle Management (IBLM) project. The IBLM was a multi-unit effort between Cisco, MCSC, and regional units and asset manager, to inventory Cisco assets, update databases and provide analysis of current infrastructure for those units. The CAAR model was such a novel and innovative method, the vendor decided to adapt our process for all their future

Quantico, Va

- Serve as a member of the Client Engineering Development Team and the Server’s Engineering Task Lead, within the Marine Corps & Infrastructure Services Division; responsible for developing the Marine Corps Enterprise Desktop Standardization OS images for Clients and Servers, meeting with stake holders to gather server image requirements, identifying required hardware and software needed, as well as determining annual cost of maintaining hardware/software. - As the Server Engineering Task Lead; responsible for assigning task, providing guidance and training to the server imaging team. The imaging team is to engineer the Windows Server 2012R2 and Red Hat Linux 6.x, 7.x, Server baseline images for all servers on the Unclass& Class network. The baseline images consist of; the base OS image, layered with core applications, updates, patches, hardware drivers and applying DISA STIGs modifications that are not incorporated within the base operating system image settings. -Serve as USMC representative for the DOD’s Secure Host Baseline Team; responsible for establishing a Department-wide process for building SHB products to provide common configurations to enhance security and streamline operations. .

Arlington, Va

Plan, develop, write, debug, test, implement, coordinate, manage, and evaluate the Information Resources Management program and applications for NPFC.Oversee the operation of Automated Information Systems hardware and systems software at NPFC Divisions and field units. Identify operational disconnects and resolve problems; conduct analyses to determine the nature of requirements, logical work and information flow; evaluate systems hardware and software needs; offer alternative approaches to foster effective decision-making. As NPFC Web Content Manager and Web Master; approve information for posting; oversee design, testing, and implementation of Internet and Intranet systems; analyze and document requirements; develop specific and detailed logical and physical database designs as well as designing interactive user interfaces. Requires skill in applying Internet services and system architecture, and advancing Internet technologies, and broad knowledge of the agency's strategic business plan.As NPFC Application Developer, assist in planning, designing, writing, debugging, and maintaining code in variety of software languages; Visual Basic, Visual Studio.Net, ASP, XML. As NPFC Privacy/Records Manager, designs and conducts comprehensive management studies of, and recommends changes to, the NPFC’s extensive Record Management Processes. The boundaries of the processes are broad and the requirements of the project develop and changes as the NPFC program requirements change. Results of studies and recommendations are implemented in order to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and overall management of the NPFC’s Privacy/Record Management Processes.Responsible for the continued enhancement of NPFC’s Privacy/Record Management Processes. Researches and investigates new or emerging technologies to evaluate it’s applicability to existing or proposed systems.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

- Analyzed, designed, implemented and maintained Division’s application systems. Assisted users with applications by evaluating their information resource management needs as well as evaluating new software releases and products; developed information systems policy.- As assistant system administrator, maintained data associated with the division as well as branches, and sections under its direct control. Developed, implemented, and maintained documentation relating to data base management and other software applications (i.e.: software license, installs, upgrades).- Assisted users in equipment operation; assisted in the maintenance of system configuration documentation; insured yearly maintenance contract was in place; ensured adequate supplies on hand.)

Master Of Science (Msc), Information Technology Management, 3.88

M.S, Management Information Systems, 2005 GPA: 3.88 (4.0 scale) Honors: summa cum laude

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Computer Science, 3.0

B.S. Computer Science, 1998 GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) Honors: cum laude

Computer Science

Activities and Societies: Volleyball Team