Brian Tracey Email & Phone Number

Frisco, TX, US

I supervised 14 developers in support projects related to establishing tool-sets and operational methodologies for Cloud and Network Ecosystem Support, as well as maintaining the software development environment of legacy systems. My work in this area includes:► Managed the re-architecture of a 'network intelligence' system used to help analyze network.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

For this project, I directed a global team of 41 combined architects, developers, and QA testers, for the consolidation and establishment of a single virtualized development environment in the global IT center in Montreal. Activities included: ► Developing the environment access, transfer of data among sites, new user onboarding, and ongoing support.► I.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

I was the chief architect in promotion of the adoption of OpenStack for multiple internal virtualization initiatives, as well as multiple clouds within the local data center. Some of the more significant contributions were: ► Developing the training curriculum for certifications, as well as train the trainer materials; initially, trained and provided a.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Serving in multiple roles as senior designer and project lead on CI efforts for the PDU and larger business units CI initiatives, I was able to accomplish: ► A sanity testing turnaround from days to hours with introduction of Jenkins within the PDU, where I provided training, documentation, and all applicable configuration requirements. ► Expediting other.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

As the sole technical representative, I led the transition from the Nortel to Ericsson trouble ticketing system for local and offshore teams, where I established and achieved all objectives on timelines, training schedules, cut-over/cutoff dates, and communications plans.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

After the acquisition of Nortel by Ericsson, I was recognized as a top 10% employee and served as an integral member of the transition team for maintenance of existing systems and integrations within the new entity. I managed 1 of the 12 global R&D teams within the Americas and Asia partnering with the larger R&D group for migration of over a dozen.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

I provided the initial development and continued support of multiple Java-based interactive/automated telephony protocol testers that were expanded to handle traffic/capacity needs, meeting increased customer requirements. Highlights throughout the evolutions include:► Immediately demonstrated the viability of Nortel test tools averting $3 to $4M/yr. USD.