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Responsible for managing over 300+ enterprise storage arrays and 650+ Brocade switches across eight global data centers, ensuring 100% data availability and optimizing data integrity.

Solutions delivery lead providing a wide range of infrastructure expertise and services for multiple datacenters.• Engineer for seven Pure Storage arrays• Administrator for four Netapp and EMC arrays• Configured and maintain seven Exagrid deployments• Primary resource for Veeam Backup & Replication for multiple datacenters• VMware engineer spanning three datacenters, and dozens of field offices• Lead storage engineer for DR feasibility, testing, and administration• Active in multiple projects throughout the entire business

Provide management of Netapp arrays, EMC, Hitachi, and CommVault environments for multiple Cook locations, as well as secondary duties as VMware administrator.• Expertise with FAS, E-Series, and EF-Series• Responsible for MDS FC administration• Maintain multiple EMC Clariions and Hitachi AMS• CommVault administrator• VMware point person for daily virtualization tasks• Leader of national and global projects• Research and analyze new technologies impactful to business needs• Provide excellent customer support Specialties: Data Center solutions for Netapp, EMC, Cisco UCS and MDS, VMware, Microsoft Azure, and CommVault Simpana

Deployed and maintained multiple VMware datacenters. • Responsible for VMware datacenters in Boston, Denver, and Arizona • Environments included over thirty-five hosts and one thousand virtual machines• Administered vKernel monitoring software

Responsible for all areas of the IT Department. • Deployed the hospital’s first virtual environment using VMware 3.5 as well as virtualized over two hundred desktops with VMware View• Administrator of storage on EMC Clariion• Responsible for multiple IBM iSeries machines and using Mimix for HA/DR of hospital EMR• Maintained employee schedules and project managed all IT deployments• Ensured end user and business satisfaction were always a critical priority