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Washington, DC, US

Washington, DC, US

In 2005, I started a new company that combined my Infrastructure and Network Engineering experience with the Line-of-Business Development and Programming work that had been so successful in the previous decade. Since then, I have been continually refining a platform enhancement suite for Microsoft SharePoint that has enabled consistently faster and more.

Washington, DC, US

For the last several years, I have been working as the chief architect for SharePoint solutions for the city of Washington, DC. I manage the virtual architecture that provides hosting services to the dozens of agencies within the city, as well as lead the development and implementation of new SharePoint applications and user experiences. We continue to.

In 2008, Synteractive was busy bringing together some of the best resources in the Washington, DC area: business analysts, SharePoint engineers and developers, designers, and more. At the time, it was one of the highest concentrations of talent I'd ever worked with.I was hired to lead the development of a product platform that would be used to provide.

Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, US

I was brought in at Unisys to develop and implement an early version of the IDEAS platform, combining a rule-based AD/Exchange management tool into a SharePoint 2003 website. Unisys was in the process of implementing what we would now call a cloud hosting solution for the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). This solution brought.

Washington, DC, US

In 2004, I moved to the Washington, DC area to lead another Exchange migration project - this time to integrate the disparate Exchange environments individually run across dozens of offices across the country.This position also required Secret Clearance for work involving forensic investigations of suspects' messaging systems.

Atlanta, Georgia, US

ServiceMaster is a Fortune 1000 company that delivers a wide range of residential, corporate, and industrial services. I was brought in to lead the internal integration of their several companies' authentication and messaging platforms into a single Exchange and Active Directory environment. This involved Identity Management integration using Microsoft.

Seeing the value of the work I did on the Cloud Management software I created at OES, the President and owner brought me in as a partner of his new "Application Service Provider" Freeliant. As Director of Applications Infrastructure, I was responsible for the design of our entire platform - including multiple server farms in disparate geographic locations.

With OES, I moved into a more business-focused role, providing onsite technical support for dozens of businesses and industries throughout the Mid-South. This included many of the earliest Active Directory implementations, Exchange Server, SQL Server, and the earliest predecessors to Microsoft's Internet strategies: Site Server 3.0, and the Digital.

I was hired at Advanced Computer Center to provide technical support for customers, build new desktop computers for sale, and repair/resolve both software and hardware issues with customer systems. This mostly included consumer systems, but also involved a number of local businesses and small workgroup networks. In my time there, I was promoted to the.