• Install the VMware software and configure vSphere clusters• Installed VMware vCenter Server• Create and test VMs• Convert physical to virtual machines• Troubleshoot VM issues• Worked with Windows 2003/2008/2012/XP/7/8/10• Monitor the overall health of identified systems• Monitoring and response to problem or change tickets raised by customers via ticketing systems or generated by monitoring and alerting systems, MEMS, Service Center, and vCenter and react to them in an effective method to include opening tickets, escalation to higher levels and communication of issues• Troubleshooting failed jobs, restarting jobs and creating restores based upon customer requests• Understanding of server based OS, applications and services to be able to monitor them for uptime and troubleshooting• Configure SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager) install SCCM agents on workstations and servers. Configure collections for various groups of servers• Ran DISA SCAP scans and reviewed issues with a STIG viewer to identify server vulnerabilities

• Install the VMware software and configure vSphere clusters• Create and test VMs• Convert physical to virtual machines• Troubleshoot VM issues• Manage VMware DRS (Distributed Resource Scheduler)• Managed Citrix Access Management Console XenApp• Worked with Windows 2003/2008/2012/XP/7/8/10• Monitor the overall health of identified systems, networks and backup environments• Monitoring and response to problem or change tickets raised by customers via ticketing systems or generated by monitoring and alerting systems, Nagios, SCOM System Center Operations Manager, vCenter and react to them in an effective method to include opening tickets, escalation to higher levels and communication of issues• Troubleshooting failed jobs, restarting jobs and creating restores based upon customer requests• Understanding of server based OS, applications and services to be able to monitor them for uptime and troubleshooting• Configure SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager) install SCCM agents on workstations and servers. Configure collections for various groups of servers. • Use AT&T Business Direct and Manage My Verizon Business Account) Cellular management web sites to manage over 4500 IPADs and IPhones..

VERITAS NetBackup operations.Windows 2003 domain management.Data Center Management.Windows clustering configuration and testing.Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows 2008, Windows 2012, Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 8 OS installation, configuration, and testing.Red Hat Linux, Centos Linux, OS installation, configuration, and testing.Apple server OS installation, configuration, and testing.VMware OS installation, configuration, and testing.EMC CX3-80, CX700, and AX100 administration, configuration, and Testing.

BWUC (Bureau of Workers Unemployment Compensation), was an interface between an Oracle database and an IBM main frame. We used the network interface to the database and MQseries interface to the mainframe. Since I was assigned this project myself I was given the choice of languages to use I chose C# and the use of triggers and stored procedures to access the data in the Oracle database. This system extracted unemployment data from the oracle database and sent it to the IBM mainframe automatically when new or updated data triggered the stored procedures in the Oracle database. This was the first time that I built a system on a server that I didn’t physically see. I programed my first human interface in this project which was a windows interface that had a controlling interface to monitor and control the program.

The GATEWAY project is an interface between Unisys 2200 mainframe and an IBM 370 Mainframe. This was and my first introduction of the MQseries interface which was a network protocol to the IBM mainframe. I had to teach myself how to program the MQseries interface. We used C++ and C for this effort at the Pennsylvania State Police Datacenter (Power House). This project was an intermediate bridge until Unisys got the contract for the Pennsylvania LEMS. I did all the interfacing software and testing for the GATEWAY. I also wrote the DR manual for the GATEWAY and wrote and tested the DR scripts which enabled a DR completion to the DR site in Philadelphia. With CDs that I provided a server that would meet the specifications the gateway would be up in 2 hours. I worked on this for 2 years

The LEMS project continued into LECS (Law Enforcement Communication Switch). I worked on LECS with the Columbia, S.C., Miami, F.L., and Chula Vista, C.A., Police departments developing these systems. This was working on the some of the first MDT (Mobil Digital Terminals) that allowed the police patrol cars to communicate with the police department building. The Miami system was the first implementation of providing a police department the ability to fill out Police reports from their cruisers and have the reports electrically transmitted to the police department’s computer. I worked on this project for 5 Years. We used C++ and C for this project.