• Mr. Cook is assigned as the Program Manager and as a Senior Windows Systems Engineer as well as a Senior Amazon Systems Engineer to Platform & Security Services Branch (PSB). Mr. Cook is supporting the design, implementation, configuration and deployment of the Open Source Centers Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment. In addition to being the primary SCCM Engineer responsible for package creation, software deployment, application deployment and patching Enterprise wide using SCCM 2012r2. His duties included project planning and design, installation, configuration, monitoring, and maintenance of multiple environments. He used his engineering and systems administrations skills as well as his strong troubleshooting skills and good security practices to carry a project from start to finish. Mr. Cook possesses excellent communication skills and documents best practices and procedures. He provides Windows Engineering tier 3 support for the Open Source Center as well as SCCM management and support for multiple environments. He is also responsible for the creation of AWS VPC environments to include security, user, environment and group policies related to the creation of new virtual environments. He utilizes his Technical Support skills to analyze, correct, test, and implement solutions to problems identified by users, operators, and analysts, and he uses his data systems management skills and his Windows Engineering skills to build both servers and workstations and remotely modify system servers and user workstations in both physical and virtual environments.

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The Society of St Michael (SSM) is a fraternity of Anglican clergy, organized as a society of apostolic life. The SSM's special charism is dedication to the Catholic faith and practice in its Anglican tradition. The SSM exists for mutual support, encouragement, and fellowship, and witnesses to Anglican tradition in its Catholic fullness.Ordinands and seminarians are invited to associate membership, and share in the fellowship and ministry of the Society. The clergy of the SSM together form the Canons Secular of St Michael.Laity who wish to share in the mission of the SSM may become members of the Confraternity of the society.

St. Luke's is a Faith Community in eastern Goochland County just west of RIchmond, Virginia. We delight in our fellowship with Jesus Christ and one another. Every Sunday we gather to break the Bread and drink from the Cup and to delight in the Lord’s presence in His Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist. As He abides in us, so we strive to live in Him. We gather at different times throughout the week to study His Word and to serve His people - and just to have a good time with one another in Him. We’d love to have you join us.

Mr. Cook is assigned as the Linux Engineering Manager to the United States Justice Departments Assets Forfeiture Management System (AFMS) Project Team. Mr. Cook is responsible for the support of several distinct environments consisting of servers running Red Hat Enterprise 5 with migration planning and responsibility to move to Red Hat Enterprise 6. His duties include project planning and design, installation, configuration, monitoring, and maintenance of multiple environments. He uses his engineering and systems administrations skills as well as his strong troubleshooting skills and good security practices to carry a project from start to finish. Mr. Cook possesses excellent communication skills and documents best practices and procedures. Mr. Cook is responsible for training and mentoring of the junior staff in addition to providing off-hours support as needed. Additionally he is responsible for design of backup solutions, capacity analysis and planning, data protection, NetBackup upgrades and optimization, as well as updating all system documentation. Mr. Cook functions as the Incident manager using ITIL best practices

Provide religious support for the Maryland Military Department and the Maryland National Guard

Many faithful Christians today are searching for a church home; a Church that preaches and teaches the historic faith "once delivered"; a Church where "Scripture", "Reason", and "Tradition" are not words that have to be whispered.Well, dear friend, we have great news! The Church established by Jesus Christ is very much alive and well; a Church faithful to the Word of God and unwilling to compromise on matters of Faith, Morals, or Discipline; a Church rich in traditional liturgy and worship; a Church that continues to follow the teachings of Christ instead of those of the world.The Church of St. Andrew & St. Margaret is a vibrant, growing parish within the Anglican Catholic Church located just outside our nation's capitol in the heart of Northern Virginia.If you are searching for a spiritual home, we welcome you to join us for worship and study. You are also encouraged to call or email our rector who will be most happy to answer your questions.

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Mr. Cook was assigned to the United States Census Bureau Data Center as the Technical Director and Incident Manager for the A76 program. As the Technical Director, Mr. Cook was responsible for the management of the Incident Management team as well as direction of incidents affecting the US Census Bureau’s data center on multiple platforms using ITIL best practices. He provided support for systems engineering, configuration, and administration of the Solaris 9 and 10, RedHat enterprise 3/4/5, True64 and VAX VMS systems. Additionally he was responsible for the environmental backups using VERITAS NetBackup. Mr. Cook was responsible for training and mentoring of the junior staff in addition to being the focal point with Customer Relationship Managers (CRM) to provide remote and onsite support to the customer base of the US Census Bureau. Mr. Cook provided daily, weekly, and monthly status updates to the customer and division management.

Mr. Cook was assigned to the National Intelligence Group. As a Network/Systems Engineer, Mr. Cook was responsible for systems engineering, configuration and administration of the Solaris 9 and 10, and windows 2003 server systems as well as on site support to the software development and engineering teams. Mr. Cook was responsible for the migration from the Solaris 9 servers to the Solaris 10 environment and equipment, as well as security and operating systems patching, back-up and recovery planning and implementation. He also provided daily monitoring of the system processes and storage space as well as the importing of Lotus notes Cables, and RetrievalWare queries. Mr. Cook was responsible for maintaining network and system connectivity for the customer environment with little or no interruption or down time.

Mr. Cook was responsible for the management and training of the Systems Administration staff, servers, networks, message transfer agents (MTAs), and message traffic transfer process. Mr. Cook used his extensive systems administration knowledge to provide for and maintain the cross platform operating systems that make up the Gateway process. He provided support for the Solaris 8, and 10 UNIX server environments as well as the Microsoft Server 2003 systems and Active directory services. Mr. Cook and his team were responsible for maintaining an active environment with little to no downtown to interrupt the flow of message traffic for the IC community.

As a Linux Systems Administrator, assigned to the VenusAffect program, Mr. Cook manages and supports the Venus Affect network and systems using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4. He utilizes his Systems administration and Technical Support skills to analyze, correct, test, and implement solutions to problems identified by users, operators, and analysts, and he uses his data systems management skills and his Linux systems training to build both servers and workstations and remotely modify system servers and user workstations.As a Lead Systems administrator, assigned to the Innovations One facility strike team. Mr. Cook lead a team of 6 Systems Administrators in the upgrade and reconfiguration of the Innovations One facility that included the migration of Solaris 7 and 8 servers and workstations to Solaris 9 as well as the Migration of Windows NT Servers and workstations to Windows 2003 servers and Windows XP workstations. Mr. Cook was responsible for directing and assisting in the complete facility upgrade while the customer continued to work.

assigned to the Scientific Computing section Mr. Cook supports, multiple networks using Solaris 8 and 9 workstations and Servers, RedHat Enterprise Linux Clusters, Windows 2000 Servers and workstations, and Windows XP workstations. In an environment where time is sensitive Mr. Cook provides a quick response to all problems with the Hardware, Software and Networks on multiple classification levels. He utilizes his Systems administration and Technical Support skills to analyze, correct, test, and implement solutions to problems identified by users, operators, and analysts, and he uses his data systems management skills and his Windows NT/2000/XP and UNIX Solaris Server and Linux systems training to build both servers and workstations and remotely modify system servers and user workstations. Mr. Cook is responsible for the Net Backup process for two of the customer's networks as well as assisting in the Backup process to the Scientific Computing network.

assigned to the Virtual Development and Maintenance Center (VDMC) for the Integrated Exploitation Capability (IEC) for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), Mr. Cook was a Shift lead responsible for the management, training and direction of the VDMC, ensuring that the end-users of the IEC networks have maximum use of their computer workstations, applications software, and connecting networks under operational condition, including peacetime, crisis, and war. These network systems employ Microsoft NT/2000/XP and UNIX Solaris operating systems. Mr. Cook was responsible for integrating and configuring new components and for resolving user problems on any of the various systems. He utilizes his Technical Support skills to analyze, correct, test, and implement solutions to problems identified by users, operators, and analysts, and he uses his data systems management skills and his Windows NT/2000/XP and UNIX Solaris Server training to build both servers and workstations and remotely modify system servers and user workstations. Mr. Cook was selected to support the secure Windows NT/2000, Windows XP, and UNIX Solaris environment on computers connected to both the NGA classified and unclassified networks.

assigned to Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) Headquarters European Command Joint Planning Group (JPG) Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), Mr. Cook was responsible for ensuring that end-users of the JPG Networks had maximum use of their computer workstations, their applications software, and the connecting networks under any operational condition, including peacetime, crisis, and war. These network systems employed Microsoft Windows NT/2000 operating systems, and Mr. Cook was responsible for integrating and configuring new components and for resolving user problems on any of the various systems. He utilized his C4I Technical Support skills to analyze, correct, test, and implement solutions to problems identified by users, operators, and analysts, and he uses his data systems management skills and his Windows NT/2000 Server training to build and modify user accounts. Mr. Cook was selected to support the secure Windows NT/2000 and Windows XP environment on computers connected to both the USEUCOM classified and unclassified networks as well as the JPG classified networks and Coalition and NATO classified networks. Mr. Cook was assigned to JPG Support, where he worked in support of installing, troubleshooting, configuring, repairing, and maintaining workstations and Servers on all platforms. He provided Account management and system IAVA security updates for all Server Platforms. He also provides support for DMS and VPN to local an off site customers.

was responsible for adding, deleting, modifying, and transferring user accounts, printers, PCs and terminals from the network. He provided application/conversion support to users and upgraded hardware and software on NeXT Corporation systems. Mr. Cook was responsible for server and systems backups on a daily and monthly basis, and he supported the video teleconferencing (VTC) users by scheduling, troubleshooting errors, and interfacing with VTC representatives. He was responsible for connecting VTC ports and scheduling as well as providing training on current and future VTC equipment. He assisted in the training of support and customer personnel on all hardware and software. Mr. Cook maintained the UNIX operating system on a Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) Alpha (OSF) and troubleshot network and operating system problems. He upgraded the operating system and installed new LAN server hardware. He was responsible for providing monthly LAN server maintenance and assisting in the Network administration of the Government Wide Area Network (GWAN). Mr. Cook became proficient with Windows NT, UNIX, and Sun Solaris systems.

served as systems administrator for Windows NT 3.51 server for 30 to 50 users. He was database administrator for the Top Of Mind (TOM) Help Desk Database, and he provided support for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) TRIS Project Office's Help Desk. He assisted the user with problem calls; recorded calls using the Top Of Mind Help Desk Database, assisted with trouble call resolution, and developed weekly and monthly reports. He provided tracking and report analysis of the effectiveness of the technical support center. He operated, maintained, installed, and upgraded computer hardware and software. Mr. Cook provided Help Desk phone support and network configuration support for users. He worked with UNIX, Windows NT, Windows 3.11, and Sun Solaris systems.

supported the Military Intelligence Information Processing System (MIIPS) database applications. He operated and maintained the Modular Architecture for the Exchange of Information (MAXI) communications computer and provided support for the Pacific Command ADP Server Site-Korea (PASS-K) system users. Mr. Cook supported approximately 2000 customers and assisted the contractor staff in maintaining and updating the database. He provided trouble call resolution phone and network support to users. Mr. Cook used the network to transfer files and software upgrades, and he installed and upgraded hardware and software. He operated and maintained computer equipment using Sun Solaris, Sun OS, UNIX, Windows 3.1, and Windows 3.11 systems.As a Customer Support Office Supervisor, Mr. Cook oversaw the Standard Army Automated Contracting System (SAACONS) Support Office. He was responsible for the training of new personnel and provided computer support for over 250 sites worldwide (approximately 10,000 customers). He assisted with the implementation of new software packages on minicomputer systems, and he provided administration of the SAACONS computer systems. Mr. Cook modified the customer support database, which cut down response time to the user by over 35%. He also assisted in the training of new SAACONS Computer Systems Administrators. Mr. Cook installed a Novell network using TCP/IP and employed Window 3.1 and UNIX.