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Houston, Texas, United States

Madison, Wisconsin And Greater Milwaukee, Wisconsin Areas

Computer consulting and support for small to large companies.

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Greater Milwaukee Area

I helped small business owners and entrepreneurs with their IT problems and to market their businesses on the internet.

Network Engineer responsible for large publisher's server, email server and webserver farm. Managed all website traffic growth (planned and updated the network backbone from ATM to a hybrid switch/mesh topography using an HP 9308 main backbone (Foundry Big Iron backbone), HP gigabit network switches and Cisco routers. Managed all servers (Microsoft, IBM AIX and Linux based servers), email (Microsoft Exchange) and email website UI and all major hardware and software systems. Developed, documented and tested disaster recovery plans from minor destruction to total loss rebuild of entire network and server systems. Managed the strategic direction for all major hardware and software systems. Also worked on call as required to support system for 24/7 uptime, including helpdesk and desktop support rotation.

Greater Milwaukee Area

Travel to customer locations all over the USA and Canada to provide support on new and existing medical equipment installations. Also supported product engineering and repaired and supported products in house and by phone. Founded in 1965, Marquette Electronics, Inc., grew in harmony with the rise of computer technology to become a leading manufacturer of medical electronic equipment and systems for the diagnosis and monitoring of patients requiring critical care. When Michael J. Cudahy and Warren B. Cozzens set out to establish an electronics company in 1965, they initially explored the manufacture of a wide range of electronic equipment. Even while their main product line remained sketchy, the two entrepreneurs, who had been manufacturers' representatives, had agreed on a name for their fledgling company: "I'd had some consulting work done from a professor at Marquette [University], and I thought it would be a nice thing to do," Cudahy told the Business Journal-Milwaukee.Determining a product line took a little more deliberation, as the entrepreneurs had to feel out the market. In late 1965 Marquette delivered its first successful product: a centralized electrocardiograph (ECG) system, to Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago. The system, developed in collaboration with 3M, Hewlett-Packard Co., and a division of American Telephone & Telegraph Co., centralized the records of patient heart performance, a breakthrough in information storage and retrieval capabilities for the medical industry. Thus, Marquette derived its first business pulse through the marketing and distribution of a heart-monitoring device, setting the groundwork for a long line of innovative and use-friendly devices for medical professionals.The success of its first electrocardiograph system prompted the young company to sell similar systems to dozens of other medical institutions in the United States and Canada, and before long Marquette was developing ECG's of its own.

Computer Engineering

Fine Arts

Biomedical Electrical Technology