It Project Manager
Pacific Bell Communications
San Ramon California
Network Integration System’s; for PBC’s and NT desktop design, build, implementation and corporate rollout. This included designing and testing of all servers, routers, firewalls, remote access, securities, backups, e-mail and LAN Management. Working directly with the CFO, CIO, corporate managers and engineers, I created project scope, project plans, staffing levels, timetables, and strategies to migrate or incorporate all hardware and software to current corporate standards. When problems escalated I also assumed the role of “firefighter”, level 1, 2 and 3 help desk.. The migration of KLA’s corporation was for 1850 users. For a $140 million dollar “Emfisys ‘98” database project. Taking the lead as the project manager, I was to design, procure and implement all phases of this project, from server(s) and backup design (redundant), down to the desktops and all its software and hardware requirements. My design included an on-line recovery server, implementing Microsoft NT architecture for all facets of this project. The project was responsible to remove all the legacy VAX and mainframe equipment and move to client-server technology for finance, human resources, billing and most other operations using the SAP database engine and required using tools such ARIS, SAROS, Project Workbench and others. Anti-virus detection, data warehousing, “real-time backups”, LAN management and documentation (white papers) was also lab tested, procured, Q and A tested, then finally implemented into production. This system design was incorporated to handle all of Pacific Bells users when completed. (16000 users).Was one of three systems engineers designing PBNI’s internal Ethernet/Token-Ring corporate platforms. Responsibilities included design, procurement and admin of all remote communications. This includes all analog/ISDN/, ATM, frame-relay, T1-T3, and satellite lines, remote dial-in/out (Shiva), desktop faxing and paging. Modem and remote server(s) evaluation and testing. .