Architect, develop, deploy, scale, and maintain cloud infrastructure that meets business needs. Deploy cloud based firewalls, load balancers, proxies, VPN servers, log aggregators, and many other security tools. Develop Runbook documentation, outline SOW'S, and define the scope of work to support Sales, Delivery Managers, Content, Field and SOC engineers with platforms and technologies ReliaQuest supports. Assist and support the SOC team with investigating alerts and the development new security platforms. Install and configure IDS/IPS platforms, proxy servers, and firewalls. Platforms include Cisco ASA, Firepower, Bluecoat, Tripwire, Security Onion, and Web Application Firewalls,

Lead, train, and care for 30+ Soldiers. Distribute information to Squad Leaders to be disseminated, receive information in the same manner to be consolidated. Mentor and train Soldiers to lead, follow and fight. Training ranges from basic Soldier skills to Networking and System Administration. This position is broad in assigned and implied duties.

Apologize for vagueness, but details can't be disclosed. Senior NCOIC for the Task Force TQ S6 JNN Team. Provided full spectrum support that includes transmissions engineering, automations, systems administration, network engineering, voice, data, audio, and systems integration across widely variable service platforms. Configured and maintained point to point, line of site, and DMVPN over mGRE networks running OSPF. Managed domain controllers, Nessus scanners, multiple context firewalls, Cisco Unified Call Manager, Redline, and Harris IP based radio systems. Manage CDV's, maintain DISA STIG compliance, manage the distribution of essential hardware, and maintaining good discipline within the team that supports a small to medium business sized group. The scope of the position is vast and fluid in nature, not all details can be included or disclosed.

Configure L2 and L3 devices for deploymentTroubleshoot EIGRP and BGP networks and higher level support for Forward Operating BasesContinued maintenance to meet STIG compliancy of all network devices in the networkL1 / L2 / L3 Network mapping using VisioSolarwinds Administration for the Regemental Combat Team and communications BattalionNetwork planning and subject matter expert opinion on network deployment / redeploymentNetwork auditing to maintain STIG compliancyRemedy software trouble ticket systemPrimary hardware devices used are Cisco 3800 series routers, 3560, 3750, and 6500 series switches.

Customized, built and deployed their first server maximizing cost efficiency to assist in the management of their foundationConfigured secondary backup DNS and DC located remotely for redundancyDeveloped and implemented cost effective solutions to upgrade their workstations to meet or performance requirements for its intended function Used Windows SBS 2008 to manage 15 workstations and Quick Books server for pay roll administration. Replaced entire network infrastructure from Cat5, separate physical voice and data networks, new POE switches for voice, and 1bgps switches for data. Configured an IPS, firewall, and Ipsec site to site tunneling to other remote offices as well as remote access to resources. Implemented NAS storage for redundant backups and file services. Outsourced website development as well as mail services. Updated phone system and network connection with Local ISP services saving the charitable foundation over $10,000 in annual costs. Implemented Server controlled security software for easy updates and administration. Provide day to day support for Bartsas Enterprises and LLC's belonging to Bartsas Enterprises.

Overseas Duties:Deployed to Kandahar Afghanistan with the 422nd ESB Signal Battalion. Employed within the Regional Command South (RC-S) Regional Network Control Center (RNCC) as a Tier 3 Network Controller at the Division Level. OSPF, EIGRP, BGP and RIPv2 routing protocols are implemented. Encapsulation and tunneling methods were PPPoE, PPP, and Multipoint GRE. Satellite, MLOS, LOS, Fiber, and CAT5e were the primary layer 1 connections used. Purpose for the network is to provide reliable Communications to the 50,000 Military and Personnel in Southern Afghanistan Region. Configured, maintained, and troubleshot all RC-S Tactical devices totaling over 700 routers, switches, and other network devices spanning 3 different class networks.Primary troubleshooting support and higher level assistance for 7 subordinate Brigade Network Operation Centers Installation and configuration of new assemblages and devices into the network. ACS server administration for over 400 users across RC-S Call Manager / CME configuration and troubleshooting across 3 networks. Management of SNMPc and Orion network management tools for 3 separate networks. Tandberg VTC configuration and troubleshooting. Active Directory administration and trouble ticket resolution for all RC-S Tactical devices Primary Trainer for personnel arriving in the RNCC