Ryan Davies Email & Phone Number

United States

Remote

--Received reward and recognition for discovering a company-wide network problem at a large Fortune 500 company who stated, “we never would have figured that out on our own.”--Discovered dozens of bugs and reported them with fix recommendations in Jira and Bugzilla--Using strace and tcpdump, discovered several critical issues related to open source.

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--Created dozens of internal wiki pages including troubleshooting playbooks, knowledgebase articles, explainers and how-tows--Solved several cold cases in two weeks or less that had been worked off and on for over 12 months and were closed as customer ecosystem issues--Provided professional services with necessary information and support to successfully.

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--Used Perl and Python to gather data for management by circumventing antiquated hardware/software systems and IT policies--Was the go-to resource in service for agitated customers who were threatening return of products and/or legal discussions. Resolved 100% of all such issues--Increased NAS backup performance for dozens of customers by 2x, 4x or 6x by.

Englewood, CO

--Found racks, switches, servers and disk all destined for scrap and used them to build a lab where I could reproduce customer environments--Was directly responsible for transforming the team from an extremely narrow product focus to a holistic solutions approach by leading the way and sharing my knowledge with the rest of the team.--Quickly established.

While job hunting during the summer of '09 I was able to complete several diverse projects as an independent consultant. These projects included:-Fixing an issue at the SLC Fire Dept with their ASA router, Active Directory and VPN.-Successfully managing and completing a large 140 million+ file migration for a well known bank. The support and engineering.

Subject Matter Expert in Disaster Recovery, Softek TDMF, EmailXtender, DiskXtender and EMC SourceOne.I was constantly called on and was successful at "saving" projects where poor implementation or design resulted in risk of losing a client.My consulting responsibilities included management, design and implementation of projects involving Business.

I was the go to person on the team for handling Disaster Recovery implementations when open systems were involved. I managed, designed and implemented DR and Business Continuity projects in both pre and post sales roles, solutions architect and whatever else was necessary to complete the project and get the signature. Projects ranged from a few systems to.

I was an analyst working on a team that provided business information management services for large companies and government agencies. I specialized in providing high quality information solutions in areas such as Storage Management, Server Consolidation, Information Lifecycle Management (ILM), Business Continuity and the like.Primary responsibilities.

I was initially hired to managed a new SAN which was purchased and implemented to host the disk and tape library for the main tracking and automation system used by the Springfield, Oregon paper mill. My lack of experience in Windows/SAN and LAN administration was compensated for by my ability to learn so quickly.I quickly discovered the wealth of.

I was hired out of school to manage and install client infrastructure in the semiconductor plant. This included x-teriminals, monitors and network cabling. During my first week on the Fujitsu account I discovered that there was a dire need for help for the only remaining member of the Unix administration team. 2 weeks later I had learned enough Unix to be.