David Mitolo Email & Phone Number

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Managing a team of up to 12 engineers for the Enterprise Management System (EMS) across 3 network classifications (Black, Red, and Yellow). Responsibilities include approving labor hours and time off, prioritizing engineers’ tasks, facilitating team meetings, and balancing schedules to make sure there is proper coverage for EMS.Working closely with the Information Assurance (IA) team to receive an Interim Authority to Operate (IATO).A voting member of the Engineer Review Board (ERB) to… Show more Managing a team of up to 12 engineers for the Enterprise Management System (EMS) across 3 network classifications (Black, Red, and Yellow). Responsibilities include approving labor hours and time off, prioritizing engineers’ tasks, facilitating team meetings, and balancing schedules to make sure there is proper coverage for EMS.Working closely with the Information Assurance (IA) team to receive an Interim Authority to Operate (IATO).A voting member of the Engineer Review Board (ERB) to review and provide input for Request for Change (RFCs) submitted by engineers on the program.Subject Matter Expert (SME) for EMS transition to ITA. Attended meetings, answered data calls, provided clarification on the capabilities of the Mark Center EMS, and made recommendations on the way forward for the integration of ITA and the Mark Center EMS.Working with a tenant to complete the “Tenant F View” which provides a limited tenant only view into the Mark Center EMS to show tenant specific events.Gather requirements; create Engineer Implementation Plans (EIP), RFCs, and present items to the ERB and Change Control Board (CCB) as needed to fix, upgrade, and improve the Mark Center EMS. Show less

Responsible for the planning, design, development, configuration, installation, management, and maintenance of all networked systemsSuccessfully migrated DCPAS site from Arlington to Alexandria, VA. Effectively coordinated both equipment and contract / government personnel (100+ physical and virtual servers and more than 200 users) while ensuring DCPAS’ network requirements were met and service levels were maintained. Worked with VMware’s ESX servers and associated tools to convert… Show more Responsible for the planning, design, development, configuration, installation, management, and maintenance of all networked systemsSuccessfully migrated DCPAS site from Arlington to Alexandria, VA. Effectively coordinated both equipment and contract / government personnel (100+ physical and virtual servers and more than 200 users) while ensuring DCPAS’ network requirements were met and service levels were maintained. Worked with VMware’s ESX servers and associated tools to convert current physical server to virtual servers, as well as installing new servers. The use of virtual servers helped to save on the purchase of new hardware, lowered energy costs, and saved on cooling needs in the HQ datacenter.Configuration management and life cycle management planning to proactively identify upgrade needs, enhancements and cost savings as well as diagnostic tools, developing technical standards and department policy and procedures. Evaluation of remote sites to install equipment and services while building and maintaining excellent customer relationships.Responsible for the application of DISA STIGs across the entire LAN/WAN using pre-STIGed server images, group policies, and manual fixes. Verified the correct application using eEye Digital Security’s Retina scanner, DISA Gold Disk, and manual checks. Show less

Arlington, Va

Mr. Mitolo was a Principal Network Engineer for Titan Corporation, which acquired BTG, Inc.Mr. Mitolo’s responsibilities included installation, configuration, and administration of the CPMS LAN/WAN. He also installed, configured, and monitored system servers to run a NT domain for the use of file sharing, printing, email, and access to the Internet

Mr. Mitolo was a Principal Engineer for BTG, Inc., which acquired SSDS, Inc.Mr. Mitolo’s project management responsibilities included employee evaluation and goal planning, tracking and verifying contract hours and expenses, and maintaining positive customer relations.His network engineering responsibilities included the redesign of WAN during the conversion from AT&T to Sprint Frame Relay, LAN/WAN management of networking equipment including Cisco routers and switches… Show more Mr. Mitolo was a Principal Engineer for BTG, Inc., which acquired SSDS, Inc.Mr. Mitolo’s project management responsibilities included employee evaluation and goal planning, tracking and verifying contract hours and expenses, and maintaining positive customer relations.His network engineering responsibilities included the redesign of WAN during the conversion from AT&T to Sprint Frame Relay, LAN/WAN management of networking equipment including Cisco routers and switches, installing, configuring, and administering of network security with a Cisco PIX firewall and Cisco router ACL’s, redesigning of the LAN infrastructure to provide a 100Mbps switched environment to the desktop with a gigabit back plane, and the monitoring of the network with Cisco Works 2000 and HP Network Node Manager. Show less

Mr. Mitolo installed, configured, and administered the CPMS LAN/WAN, which consisted of 35+ Windows NT 4.0 servers and 1 SCO UNIX server with Advanced File and Printer Server for 250+ local users and 150+ remote users. He installed, configured, and monitored system backups of local and remote servers using ARCServe and he prepared tapes for Off-Site Storage in case of an emergency.He was involved with the planning and migration from MS Mail to MS Exchange, SCO servers running Advanced… Show more Mr. Mitolo installed, configured, and administered the CPMS LAN/WAN, which consisted of 35+ Windows NT 4.0 servers and 1 SCO UNIX server with Advanced File and Printer Server for 250+ local users and 150+ remote users. He installed, configured, and monitored system backups of local and remote servers using ARCServe and he prepared tapes for Off-Site Storage in case of an emergency.He was involved with the planning and migration from MS Mail to MS Exchange, SCO servers running Advanced File and Print Server to Windows NT 4.0 servers, MS DHCP and UNIX DNS to Cisco DNS/DHCP Management Package.Mr. Mitolo installed, configured, and monitored remote-site equipment including servers, network printers, scanners, CD-ROM drives, DAT drives, and laptops with docking stations. He developed UNIX shell scripts to automate procedures including system backups, adding new users, UPS power loss shutdown, and routine system monitoring.He configured and monitored the Web server software, designed Web Pages, and assisted users with developing their own Web pages. He configured, maintained, and monitored the Internet Email server, using sendmail on Red Hat Linux 6.2 that handles 20,000+ messages a week. He configured and maintained Majordomo Mailing List Manager, with the LW Gate Web Interface, to handle several mailing lists.Mr. Mitolo instructed over 30 classes with a wide range of topics including MS DOS, Workgroup Software, Printer Management, Basic UNIX, using scanners, and Internet Resources.He set up and maintained system software including operating systems, LAN Manager, Advanced File and Print Server, TCP/IP utilities, and software upgrades for SCO UNIX, SunOS, and Sun Solaris. He installed and managed security programs to protect servers from unauthorized access, using TCP Wrapper and Tripwire to send notification of attempts automatically. He supported various Internet services including DNS, FTP Servers, and Gopher Servers. Show less

Mr. Mitolo installed, configured, and monitored remote-site equipment including servers, network printers, scanners, CD-ROM drives, DAT drives, and laptops with docking stations.He configured and monitored the Web server software, designed Web Pages, and assisted users with developing their own Web pages.Mr. Mitolo instructed classes with a wide range of topics including MS DOS, Workgroup Software, Printer Management, Basic UNIX, using scanners, and Internet Resources.He… Show more Mr. Mitolo installed, configured, and monitored remote-site equipment including servers, network printers, scanners, CD-ROM drives, DAT drives, and laptops with docking stations.He configured and monitored the Web server software, designed Web Pages, and assisted users with developing their own Web pages.Mr. Mitolo instructed classes with a wide range of topics including MS DOS, Workgroup Software, Printer Management, Basic UNIX, using scanners, and Internet Resources.He set up and maintained system software including operating systems, LAN Manager, Advanced File and Print Server, TCP/IP utilities, and software upgrades for SCO UNIX, SunOS, and Sun Solaris. He installed and managed security programs to protect servers from unauthorized access, using TCP Wrapper and Tripwire to send notification of attempts automatically. He supported various Internet services including DNS, FTP Servers, and Gopher Servers. Show less