Systems Security Engineer protecting the warfighter

Review/Edit PPP, Plans, KMPs that align with the inbound SOW and CDRLsElicit use cases and requirements that directly input into the design of security systems. Utilize MBSE for the creation of system modelDesign, Execute V&V

Ensure that HI single sign-on solution was appropriately integrated with the Mmodal microphone software.

Consultancy launched to provide adjunct services to SDBs pertaining to enterprise architecture, security requirements and controls, and SOHO networks.• WIndows Help Desk Support at Florida Hospital (current)• Secure home router setup, patch panel , wiring, and LAN setup• Web site design with HTML5, Cold Fusion 8, SQL Server 2008, on IIS 7.0 web platform• Enterprise Architecture reviews of TOGAF 8.1 and DODAF 1.5 artifacts

Provided technical assistance to corporate and government clients pertaining to NetApp and supported third party products: FAS2000-FAS80x0 hardware, Data ONTAP and Clustered-Data ONTAP OS’s, VMware, SnapMirror, SnapVault, etc.• Responsible for researching, replicating, performing root cause analysis and/or escalation for product issues reported by the customer according to the governing SLA.• Managed the case flow from initial call, to updating case notes, to incident resolution.• Provided ‘Smart Hands’ to onsite field engineers troubleshooting issues.

From 2004 to 2011 led efforts or participated on technical teams as a lead or role player. In 2004 I was the Chief Engineer in charge of retooling LM's custom and siloed help desk into a Service Desk implementation. My next effort in 2005 was that of modeling solutions, generating requirements, and designing tools to be implemented on a BlackBerry and BES infrastructure. In 2006 I was the architect responsible for the development and eventual deployment of an enterprise WIFI solution. In 2007 I joined the ongoing project ESOA (Enterprise Service Oriented Architecture) as an PM/architect to rewrite the Concept of Operations, revive and confirm stakeholder requirements, and design the Virus Scanning of SOAP message solution (a first) over the internal LM VPN. Based on the success of my efforts on the ESOA team I was included as part of the team putting together a detailed design of the TSA-IHOP based on previously issued ConOps and Requirements. On the IHOP team I confirmed all of the network diagrams, interfaces, and apps that were to be part of the solution. In addition, on IHOP I began working with the FEAF where I was responsible for the TRM and SRM components of the model. I continued my EA growth as architect on the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) project (using DODAF) and later in 2009 as a EA on the Air Force District Washington (AFDW) effort. In 2010 I was picked by leadership as the IPT lead that would develop a VDI solution for LM. This quick efforts was valuable in allowing LM to develop a mix of VMware and Citrix solutions. Next, I was the ontological modeler for the SOS effort and after that I designed a SSO (SAML2) solution for LMcommit. My last effort was as the IPT Lead of LMIMCO, the investment arm of LM. I developed a redundant network that could run Bloomberg services since LM does not allow custom UDP over its network.

From 1997 to 2004 I was truly a pioneering Web Developer. From 1997 to 1998 I moved away from a pure Electrical Engineer into an IT expert. Without any IT background at the time I self studied and installed CSU/DSUs, Routers, and Switches at my downtown, Eatontown, NJ office. Our specialty during this period was in the selling and servicing of PCs and peer to peer networks to housing authorities, Boys and Girls Clubs, regular buyers of custom PCs. The highlight of this phase was the development of the Bruce Springsteen Computing Center in Asbury Park, NJ. In the late part of 1998 and 1999 I doubled as a web development consultant and founder of the BlackWebPortal.com that attracted more than 750,000 viewers per month at its peak in 2007. At that point in time I had interviews from area newspapers and a 1.5 pages of photo coverage in the November 2000 issue of Black Enterprise magazine. With partnerships with Tom Joyner's BlackAmericaWeb and multiple meetings with Series B funders we were set to go, but fell short of acquiring the needed funds to generate a successful revenue stream. Ah, so close, so close.In addition during that period, I had the pleasure of working for many great companies which of course I would be happy to discuss with you detail if we happen to meet. The bottom line is that I acclimate to new technologies very quickly. Hewlett Packard, Bridgewater, NJ - ASP 3.0/SQL Server Web DeveloperLegato Video, Hopewell, NJ - XMPP/Cold Fusion/SQL Server 2000 - Web DeveloperNetilla Networks, Somerset, NJ - JSP/Cold Fusion/Oracle 8i/Apache - Web DeveloperGlobal Television, New York, NY - Cold Fusion/SQL Server - Web DeveloperMFSmith, Nutley, NJ - Windows NT Workstation/Server RolloutBlackWater Consulting, Princeton, NJ - Windows NT Workstation/Server Rollout

A Technical Controller (former MOS 30750 now 3D1X3) trained in the operations of High Frequency, Point-to-Point, and Tropospheric Scatter communications.