Tyrone Oglesby, Pmp, Gisp Email & Phone Number

The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands

Mr. Oglesby is a Sr. GIS Solutions Engineer responsible for 8+ Core GIS Increment 3.1 NATO Communication & Information Agency, (NCIA), Esri Enterprise disparate deployments across Europe. He is the lead implementation engineer for the multi-machine, high availability ESRI Enterprise inclusive of: Portal for ArcGIS (hosted, GIS, datastores, analysis, image, analytics federation), web, SQL Server database servers and Pulse Secure Load Balancer on 16-22 virtualized machines at each site. Mr. Oglesby’s expertise in cyber security and governance are embedded into every implementation. The servers are physically deployed throughout Europe inclusive of Great Britain which support disparate NATO installations geospatial information and services worldwide. Mr. Oglesby provides expert support for ArcGIS Server, Image Server, Portal for ArcGIS, and Windows 2019 server administration, installation, and fine tuning. Associated with these primary implementation tasks, he also installs, and maintains Esri Enterprise applications/extensions including ArcGIS Pro, ArcMap, SQL Server, and Portal for ArcGIS. Analytical, Geo-Processing, Experience Builder and Open StreetMap. Strictly adhering to industry standards and best practices, he crafts and maintains architectural diagrams, security protocol documentation, change management governance for final integration and deployment. As a major component to the continuous monitoring program, Mr. Oglesby installs and configures ArcGIS Monitor to monitor and measure application usage, baseline application performance for bottlenecks or other performance issues. Mr. Oglesby is a teammate for group collaboration in crafting standard operating procedures/policies documentation for program governance and process management. Lastly, Mr. Oglesby presents and provides training for new implementations to the disparate on-site Geo directorates for acceptance, turnover and data/service migration.

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Mr. Oglesby was a Sr. GIS Solutions Engineer for 30+ GEOFidelis ESRI Enterprise ArcGIS applications and the associated web and Oracle 19 database servers on virtualized machines. The servers are deployed on mainland USA, Korea, Japan, and Hawaii, and support Marine Corps installations geospatial information and services (IGI&S) worldwide. Mr. Oglesby provided systems engineering support for the multi-machine, high availability ESRI Enterprise inclusive of: Portal for ArcGIS (hosted, GIS, datastores, analysis, image, analytics federation), web, Oracle database servers. He streamlined administration tasks across the platform using advanced PowerShell and Python scripting, ArcGIS Monitor, Windows Admin Center, and Remote Server Administration Tools. Strictly adhering to industry standards and best practices, he authored and maintains architectural diagrams for integration, deployment, and DevOps. With these practices he proactively ensured the highest levels of security and availability for the program. As part of the Continuous Monitoring program, Mr. Oglesby monitored and tested application performance for potential bottlenecks, performed network troubleshooting, conducts interoperability testing, and as problems were identified, he developed the solution and worked with developers to implement fixes where necessary. His work includes executing vulnerability analyses and patch management as required by HBSS analyses and ACAS/Nessus scans. Integral to this security work, he applies DoD DISA STIG rules to support and maintain RMF/eMASS/DIACAP accreditation. As a member of the GEOFidelis Help Desk support team, Mr. Oglesby provides tier 2 and tier 3 customer support which includes liaising with vendors and other IT personnel for problem resolution. Lastly, Mr. Oglesby occasionally served as Team Lead/Project Manager for 5-10 engineers.

Osan Air Force Base, South Korea

Mr. Oglesby was the Systems Administrator & Engineer for sixty (60) Windows 2012/2016 Servers (Physical/Virtual) spanning across USFK CENTRIXS-K/SIPR networks in Korea, Japan, and Hawaii. He installed, administered, and upgraded ArcGIS Server and Portal for ArcGIS to host 3 dozen logistical management and situation awareness applications to serve a multination community in the Pacific Department of Defense area of operations. He utilized advanced PowerShell and Python scripting, ArcGIS Monitor, Windows Admin Center to streamline administrative tasks and ensure system availability and performance. Mr. Oglesby monitored and tested application performance for potential bottlenecks, performed network troubleshooting, conducted interoperability testing, and when problems were identified, he developed the solution and worked with developers to implement fixes where necessary. He conducted backend server installations, configuration, backup, repair, and patching of operating systems and applied DoD STIGs. He was responsible for the Tenant Inclusion Package and Authority to Operate (ATO) Risk Management Framework (RMF) Packages for enclaves by configuring systems according to ACAS and STIG vulnerability findings and by registering resulting/associated artifacts into eMASS. Due to the critical nature of this program backup & recovery management via tape exceptions, warm site management, clustering, & load balancing were important tasks that Mr. Oglesby was also responsible for. His project management responsibilities extended to the implementation of applications using Agile based JIRA and Confluence. Important to his work included planning tasks for end-of-life cycle capital improvement initiatives.

Osan, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea

Mr. Oglesby was the Systems Administrator & Engineer for sixty (60) Windows 2012/2016 Servers (Physical/Virtual) spanning across USFK CENTRIXS-K/SIPR networks in Korea, Japan, and Hawaii. He installed, administered, and upgraded ArcGIS Server and Portal for ArcGIS to host 3 dozen logistical management and situation awareness applications to serve a multination community in the Pacific Department of Defense area of operations. He utilized advanced PowerShell and Python scripting, ArcGIS Monitor, Windows Admin Center to streamline administrative tasks and ensure system availability and performance. Mr. Oglesby monitored and tested application performance for potential bottlenecks, performed network troubleshooting, conducted interoperability testing, and when problems were identified, he developed the solution and worked with developers to implement fixes where necessary. He conducted backend server installations, configuration, backup, repair, and patching of operating systems and applied DoD STIGs. He was responsible for the Tenant Inclusion Package and Authority to Operate (ATO) Risk Management Framework (RMF) Packages for enclaves by configuring systems according to ACAS and STIG vulnerability findings and by registering resulting/associated artifacts into eMASS. Due to the critical nature of this program backup & recovery management via tape exceptions, warm site management, clustering, & load balancing were important tasks that Mr. Oglesby was also responsible for. His project management responsibilities extended to the implementation of applications using Agile based JIRA and Confluence. Important to his work included planning tasks for end-of-life cycle capital improvement initiatives.

Barksdale Afb, La

Mr. Oglesby developed, implemented and program-managed systems and personnel providing GIS services across 8 disparate USAF Global Strike bases. Ensuring compliance with FGDC and SDSFIE 3.x., he administered the geographic data stored in Oracle 12c via ArcGIS Server and he maintained multiple intranet mapping applications. Mr. Oglesby performed Windows 2012r2 Server administration which required proficiency in advanced relational database and expert level proficiency of server concepts to include designing, installing, configuring, repairing, and patching operating systems and applying U.S. Air Force STIGs. He maintained a strong understanding of DIACAP/ATO/EITDR systems. He maintained regular communication with the Communications Squadron (A6) to apply firewall exceptions, PKI, and SSL Certificates and conducted server maintenance as required via change control management. His primary duties included multiuser geodatabase design, implementation, configuration, and performance and permissions administration.. He performed conversion of AutoCAD drawings utilizing AutoCAD Civil 3D. Integration of geodatabases with ArcGIS Server 10.x SDE & Portal for ArcGIS were Mr. Oglesby’s responsibilities as well. Mr. Oglesby was equally responsible for systems administration for more than two dozen (12+) servers distributed across the U.S. This administration work, based in Windows 2012r2 Server, required an expert level of proficiency in server concepts to include designing, installing, configuring, repairing, and patching operating systems and DoD STIGs. Performing this work required a strong understanding of DIACAP/ATO/RMF accreditation protocols. Mr. Oglesby used expert competency with the USAF Asset Management systems (ACES/TRIRIGA) in developing and implementing airfield waiver packages, 3D Imaginary Surfaces, 3D Obstructions, Noise Contours, Accident Potential Zone, Parking/Striping, and Pavement Condition Index themes.

Okinawa, Japan

Mr. Oglesby developed, implemented and program-managed systems and personnel providing GIS services across 8 disparate USAF Global Strike bases. Ensuring compliance with FGDC and SDSFIE 3.x., he administered the geographic data stored in Oracle 12c via ArcGIS Server and he maintained multiple intranet mapping applications. Mr. Oglesby performed Windows 2012r2 Server administration which required proficiency in advanced relational database and expert level proficiency of server concepts to include designing, installing, configuring, repairing, and patching operating systems and applying U.S. Air Force STIGs. He maintained a strong understanding of DIACAP/ATO/EITDR systems. He maintained regular communication with the Communications Squadron (A6) to apply firewall exceptions, PKI, and SSL Certificates and conducted server maintenance as required via change control management. His primary duties included multiuser geodatabase design, implementation, configuration, and performance and permissions administration.. He performed conversion of AutoCAD drawings utilizing AutoCAD Civil 3D. Integration of geodatabases with ArcGIS Server 10.x SDE & Portal for ArcGIS were Mr. Oglesby’s responsibilities as well. Mr. Oglesby was equally responsible for systems administration for more than two dozen (12+) servers distributed across the U.S. This administration work, based in Windows 2012r2 Server, required an expert level of proficiency in server concepts to include designing, installing, configuring, repairing, and patching operating systems and DoD STIGs. Performing this work required a strong understanding of DIACAP/ATO/RMF accreditation protocols. Mr. Oglesby used expert competency with the USAF Asset Management systems (ACES/TRIRIGA) in developing and implementing airfield waiver packages, 3D Imaginary Surfaces, 3D Obstructions, Noise Contours, Accident Potential Zone, Parking/Striping, and Pavement Condition Index themes.

Okinawa, Japan

Mr. Oglesby developed, implemented and program-managed systems and personnel providing GIS services across 8 disparate USAF Global Strike bases. Ensuring compliance with FGDC and SDSFIE 3.x., he administered the geographic data stored in Oracle 12c via ArcGIS Server and he maintained multiple intranet mapping applications. Mr. Oglesby performed Windows 2012r2 Server administration which required proficiency in advanced relational database and expert level proficiency of server concepts to include designing, installing, configuring, repairing, and patching operating systems and applying U.S. Air Force STIGs. He maintained a strong understanding of DIACAP/ATO/EITDR systems. He maintained regular communication with the Communications Squadron (A6) to apply firewall exceptions, PKI, and SSL Certificates and conducted server maintenance as required via change control management. His primary duties included multiuser geodatabase design, implementation, configuration, and performance and permissions administration.. He performed conversion of AutoCAD drawings utilizing AutoCAD Civil 3D. Integration of geodatabases with ArcGIS Server 10.x SDE & Portal for ArcGIS were Mr. Oglesby’s responsibilities as well. Mr. Oglesby was equally responsible for systems administration for more than two dozen (12+) servers distributed across the U.S. This administration work, based in Windows 2012r2 Server, required an expert level of proficiency in server concepts to include designing, installing, configuring, repairing, and patching operating systems and DoD STIGs. Performing this work required a strong understanding of DIACAP/ATO/RMF accreditation protocols. Mr. Oglesby used expert competency with the USAF Asset Management systems (ACES/TRIRIGA) in developing and implementing airfield waiver packages, 3D Imaginary Surfaces, 3D Obstructions, Noise Contours, Accident Potential Zone, Parking/Striping, and Pavement Condition Index themes.

Kaiserslautern, Germany; Cebu, Philippines; Irbil, Iraq

• Management of systems supporting community planning geographical facility and infrastructure development for US Air Force Base utilizing FGDC and SDSFIE. Geographic data is maintained and presented on an intranet mapping portal, USAFE GEOBase, where custom tools and processes are designed and implemented to suit the needs of the on-site clients.• Geodatabase design, implementation and administration with Oracle. System administration duties included but are not limited to performance fine tuning, group and user policy management, and backup/restore configuration.• Departmental coordination with facilities management, weapons safety, security police, utility, environmental, real estate management, fire prevention and medical response managers for implementation of customized applets on the GEOFidelis web site.• US Air Force community planning including base comprehensive plan, airfield obstruction management, land use, project planning, space utilization and long range planning with implementation strategies for deployment on GeoBase web site utilizing ArcGIS Server Flex/IMS .• Inspection/evaluation of facility pavements with integration of MircoPAVER data and system into web mapping portal.• Development and execution of GIS mapping analyses, maps and reports. • Expert Competency with US Navy Real Property Management and Project Management systems (iNFADS) including dynamic linking to GEOFidelis web mapping application. Data hygiene enhancements included a customized reconciliation program designed to expose gaps between several data sources.• Development and implementation of task request, tracking and reporting program via MARFORRES SharePoint portal.

Incirlik, Turkey

• Management and supervision of systems/personnel supporting geographical facility and infrastructure management for US Air Force Base utilizing FGDC and SDSFIE database schema. Geographic data is maintained and presented on an intranet mapping portal, GEOBase, where custom tools and processes are designed and implemented to suit the needs of the on-site clients.• SDE/File/Personal Geodatabase design, implementation and administration with SQL Server including conversion of AutoCAD drawings utilizing AutoCAD 3D Civil.• Autodesk Vault database design, implementation and administration with SQL Server.• US Air Force community planning including base comprehensive plan, airfield obstruction management, land use, project planning, space utilization and long range planning with implementation strategies for deployment on GEOBase web site.• Inspection/evaluation of facility pavements with integration of MicroPaver into ArcGIS/ArcIMS web mapping portal.• Kinematic/Post-Processing Trimble GPS and data conversion.• Utility locating utilizing GPR system integrated with Trimble GPS.• Development and implementation of GIS training and professional development program. Instruction consisted of ESRI authorized training classes.• Competency with US Air Force Civil Engineering Real Property Management and Project Management systems (ACES) including dynamic linking to GEOBase web mapping application.• Windows 2003 Server System Administration.

Birmingham, Alabama Area

• Ad-hoc decision support analysis including map production with extensive geocoding and address standardization analyses and process experience.• Demographic & segmentation analysis for a wide array of marketing projects for a 17 million customer data warehouse.• Competency with United States Post Office Zip Code Data and US Census Bureau Data.• Design, implementation and stewardship of GIS decision support database.• Windows 2003 Server System Build, Training & Administration.• Active Directory Domain Management network build, training & administration.• Development and execution of GIS mapping analyses, maps and reports inclusive of web mapping applications. • Development of GIS process enhancements and query optimizations.

Houston, Tx