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Provo, Utah Area

Teaching Computer Networks II (CS2690). The course covers OSI layers 3,4,5,6. We cover IPv4, IPv6, ARP, DHCP, TCP, UDP, Base 64, JPEG, MPEG, Compression, and Cryptography.Teaching Computer Networks III (CS4610). This cource covers advanced routing techniques used for global Internet routing

Create new procedures for the networking Engineering and Operations teams for the enablement of 3rd party DDOS services. Evaluate and propose modifications to both global and private routing policies across all on-prem, cloud, and remote POP locations. Ansible based automation of PaloAlto and F5 hardware and software based appliances for new product.

American Fork, UT

Aided in the acquisition of video signals from multiple partners using private lines, SRT, Zixi, and OBE. Contributed SSM code to several (c, c++, and rust) open source projects relating to video acquisition and distribution. Wrote a C++ based application to capture, modify, and analyze SDI video frames to detect and alert on frozen video content. Created.

Provo, UT

Managed all network operations for Endurance International - West, including the main datacenter transiting 65Gbps peak usage to the Internet. Managed a team of two Senior level peers and 4 Junior level employees. Complete redesign of the legacy network from a pair of Cisco 6509 edge to a Spine/Leaf architecture with Juniper MX routers at the edge and.

SLC, UT

I am the senior network architect at L-3 Communications - Communication Systems West. My duties at L-3 included the L-3 enterprise wide area network which interconnected 100+ divisions. I re-architected the routing policy across the MPLS based provider cloud to better facilitate divisional failover through the main egress points. I engineered a new method.

Core developer on the project

At KeyLabs we used RadViews WebLoad product to load and stress test customer websites. Scripts for WebLoad were javascript based scripts which downloaded web content and verified page loads. Post test we would collate the data into a report for our customers showing deficiencies in their architectures and pages.Also at KeyLabs I was the IT manager.

I was a lab monkey in the SuperLab at Novell. As a monkey we swapped hardware and imaged machines to be configured per testing requirements from our internal and external customers. While there I helped write a new lab management tool in Delphi which helped the lab manager fill and maintain reservations across the 1000+ physical machines.

Cs, Computer Science

Graduated

Computer Science

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