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Centreville, Va, Us

Alexandria, Va

Solutions Architect for Investigation and Litigation Support DivisionManaged solutions and IT infrastructure to support a group with $300M revenue per year and 2,000 users.Responsible for all solution architecture initiatives related to Investigations & Legal Solutions division in both bids and execution across major clients, the US Department of Justice, Veterans Business Affairs, Office of Personnel Management and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. This includes execution responsibility for proposal solutions, integration, custom developed applications which are deployed at CACI or cloud hosted solutions for various clients. Recent solutions include a system to migrate large data including: 800TB of data, over 10 billion files and over 19,000 databases from competitor system to CACI’s solution. CACI’s solution has the requirement to have an active Disaster Recovery (DR) site which can be enabled within one hour of problem detection and run from the DR site for 5 consecutive business days annually. CACI delivers these solutions on a Fixed Unit Price basis. Manages costs and profitability of the various hosted solutions. Responsible for CACI’s OMEGA Web hosting services, data center, applications, disaster recovery, software development (SDLC), and Security (physical and cyber). Serves as Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO) across multiple programs, interfacing with the customer Information Systems Security Managers. Managed system security under NIST 800-53 Rev 4 risk management framework. Responsible for CACI’s solutions supporting 1400 field investigators and systems to support their activities.

Caci

Consulting for CACI, Inc Commercial. Responsibilities include:• Mega 3 Proposal Team Solutions Architect: Responsible for all technical initiatives related to the Mega 3 re-compete• Architect for CACI’s Web Repository system (OMEGA) across two sites with load balancing, replication and fault tolerance.• Includes:o JAVA J2EE/JSP based web image and document retrieval for Litigation using Oracle 10g Application Server.o Oracle Portal Implementationo Oracle Single-Sign-On Implementation• Responsible for the security, network architecture, including management of Layer 3 CISCO switches (6513), firewalls (CISCO Pix), load balancers (Foundry Server Iron and CISCO CSS)• Expanding Unix and SAN solutions within CACI’s Operation’s Facility• Augmenting imaging production facility network and storage equipment. Expanding capacity, flexibility and performance by using 3PAR storage with Oracle, VMWare and other COTS tools• Oracle DBA activities as well as Oracle RAC installation and maintenance• Managing requirements, development and integration tasks, including new network equipment, SAN equipment and configuration management across all processes.

Vienna, Va

Responsibilities include all management of technical and non-technical employees. Sales calls, bids and overall company management. Responsible for technical programs, including • Lotus Notes R4 and R5 software development and management.• Converting Notes and custom applications to Web applications via Notes Domino and server-side Java (IBM Websphere 3.5 – 5.x, Caucho Resin, Apache Tomcat and Oracle 9i and 10g Application Servers).• Securing and supporting accreditation of series of applications developed• Development of the following systems using Java (1.3, 1.4), J2EE (1.3) and JSP technologies, using Oracle JDeveloper (9i) and Oracle Database Server (8i, 9i and 10g)o Clearance Tracking Systemo Employee Requirements Tracking Systemo Weapon and Ammunition Tracking Systemo Physical Security Tracking Systemo Training Requirements and Certification Systemo Proprietary Image Server product management and development.o Maintenance of high-speed raster image printing application.

Arlington, Va

Director, Imaging SolutionsDemonstrating the ability to manage processes, customer relationship and P&L, promoted to Director, Imaging Solutions. Responsible for all document imaging services, including image conversion from any format, photocopy and high-volume printing. Responsible for the Fixed Unit Price services associated with imaging and image conversion. Responsible for the software development supporting the services. Responsible for raising the level of quality and performance for the imaging services by infusing technology and renovating the processes which are used for the conversion activities, driving profitability. Staff of up to 130 people scanned from paper over 25 million images two years. Integrated InputSoftware’s InputAccel image capture workflow with Oracle, to provide a robust, high-capacity image capture system. The system boasts applications with integrated tracking, which provide up-to-the-minute reports and metrics for all projects.Principal Associate, Program Manager IIDevelopment Manager of the ADIIS Development team. Responsible for all development activities managing multiple image enabled database systems. Managed a team of 11, including developers and quality assurance engineers. In addition to the management role, he was the lead developer on many of the initiatives. The Networked Coding project is an effort aimed at providing CACI with the technology to take CACI into the next decade of coding / data entry. This effort maximizes current networking technologies and client/server databases to speed the process of document coding and indexing. Developed the customized workflow for CACI’s coding project using Oracle, PL/SQL and Delphi. Routinely called upon to supply advice to CACI staff and clients, related to imaging and technology in general.

Arlington, Va

Served as a lead developer on the ADIIS Print Manager, ADIIS Networked Coding solutions, driving increased performance, manageability and profitability. Had a significant role in CACI’s effort with the UN War Crimes Tribunal, investigating Yugoslavia/Bosnia. Managed the effort to develop a MS ACCESS database supporting both investigators and litigators on this project. Integrated the ACCESS database to the client’s Keyfile imaging system. During this period, developed solutions using C, C++, Visual Basic and MS ACCESS.

Fairfax, Va

Designed and implemented a text search and retrieval system for legal information, distributed solely on CDROM. The information was produced by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and sold to law firms specializing in energy related issues. Used compression techniques to reduce the overhead of the system, which had the effect of reducing the number of CDS required to distribute and the retrieval time for the customer. The development effort was performed primarily in C and C++. The work also involved optimizing the layout of the data and indexes for faster retrieval from the CDROM. Other responsibilities included evaluation, purchasing and maintenance of all the company’s computer equipment, including PCS, tape drives and CDROM writing equipment.

Tysons Corner, Va

Developed parallel processing applications on Inmos Transputers, which were used for a variety of applications. These applications included “real-time” Full-Text retrieval of UPI Wire information, high performance distributed database searching for a Human Genome database and a Navy acoustical database. Ported the Berkeley Fast File System (UNIX) to a network of transputers and wrote a SCSI device driver for a proprietary SCSI card, which contained a Western Digital SCSI Bus Interface Chip (SBIC). This work required writing small portions of the UNIX kernel system on the transputers. Developed applications primarily in C and Transputer assembly.