Initially hired as an IT consultant to upgrade an obsolete data network infrastructure within this mental health agency. Upon completion, within a couple months, promoted to IS Officer and placed in charge of the data network and PBX/Hybrid-IP phone systems, currently comprised of 12 physical locations.• Implemented and continue to maintain a multi-server, multi-site IP data network, including: Hyper-V server, fiscal servers, data archive servers, RDS Servers, routers, managed switches, print servers.• Created ASInet, a virtual desktop bridge enabling human service workers to interact with the computer efficiently and effectively.• Developed additional software and MS Office applications, as necessary, to address such needs as logging and reporting on critical incidents, managing personnel records and related documentation, group billing, and time and attendance. Skills:Communications, Planning, & DevelopmentIP NetworksIP CamerasActive Directory DomainsRouters, Multilayer & Managed SwitchesAll Windows Operating SystemsUbuntu LinuxMS Hyper-V & Oracle VirtualBox VirtualizationMS Exchange/Office 365Spiceworks Network Management/TicketsManageEngine Mobile Device ManagementManageEngine ADAudit PlusNagios XIPearl Echo Internet Monitoring/FilterMySQL, MS-SQL, PSQL, Sybase SQLVB/VB.net, Java, C, VBScript, PowerShellMS-Office SuiteMany Legacy Apps, Batch Scripting

Developed a comprehensive membership database for local non-profit (Allegany Arts council). Worked with other area businesses and doctor's offices to provide IT support.

At Biospherics, currently Active Networks, I was a supervisor of IS I's and IS II's, as well as a researcher for more complex questions about US, State, and local government received by the Federal Information Center. At the time, Biospherics was a private company contracted by the US General Services Administration.