US-CO-Boulder Project Manager

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Title: Project Manager
Location: US-CO-Boulder
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Duration: Full Time
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Resume:
Summary:

Nine years of professional and management experience in the field of
Telecommunications with emphasis in the areas of Local Area Network (LAN)
systems analysis, design, installation, and maintenance; network management; and
systems integration.

Hardware/Software Experience:

Microcomputers: IBM PC and compatibles; IBM PS/2 Series, Apple Macintosh Series
OS/Environments: MS-DOS 2.x to 6.x; Windows 3.0/3.1; Windows 95, Windows NT
Workstation 3.5/4.0; MacOS 7.1 - 7.5, IBM OS/2
Network OS: Microsoft LAN Manager 2.0/2.1; Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.51/4.0
LAN/WAN Topologies:Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Broadband, FDDI, ATM
LAN/WAN Protocols: TCP/IP, NBP, NetBEUI, ATM
LAN/WAN Hardware: Cisco AGS+, 4000 and 7000 series routers, Annex communication
servers
Network Management
Systems/Analyzers: Spectrum Network Monitoring System, LANView, Network General
Sniffer and Distributed Sniffer, HP OpenView
E-Mail Systems: cc:Mail, Microsoft Mail, Microsoft Exchange
Applications: Microsoft Office Suite up to Office 97 for both PC and Mac, other
major applications
PM Applications: Microsoft Project
Professional Affiliation: Project Management Institute - Member

Professional Experience:

PROJECT MANAGER, Global Management Systems, Inc., Bethesda, Maryland, 10/93 to
Present

· Manage a multi-million dollar contract with the National Science Foundation
(NSF) which provides professional consulting services to design, implement,
manage and operate a Windows NT-based enterprise network. The network employs
Ethernet and FastEthernet cable segments, utilizes an FDDI backbone, and
consists of forty (40) Windows NT 3.51/4.0 file servers, over 1,600 Windows
3.x/95/NT Workstations and 250 Macintosh and UNIX workstations
· Manage a technical staff of six (6) highly skilled network engineers plus
sub-contractors and NSF staff to manage and operate the NSF network. Maintains
strategic relationships with major networking vendors.
· Collect and analyze network performance statistics; develop and implement
solutions to identified problems; provide recommendations for improving system
efficiency; and assist the NSF in developing short and long term network plans.
· Conduct technology assessment of current and emerging network technologies and
manage the development of prototypes for testing. The most recent major
initiative was an in-depth technology evaluation of Asynchronous Transfer Mode
(ATM) technology from different networking vendors and the establishment of an
ATM prototype to determine ATM's suitability for implementation at the NSF.
· Responsible for configuring, testing, documenting, and planning the
implementation of all new applications, operating systems, utilities, and
methodologies used in the expansion and maintenance of the NSF network and its
infrastructure.
· When required, assume the role of a Sr. System Engineer to support the NSF
network in its entirety and performs hardware/software installation,
configuration, troubleshooting and maintenance.
· Conduct project management briefings for the NSF management and GMSI
Executives to report on contract status, progress, accomplishments, and issues.
· Provide assistance to the Sales and Marketing division in developing new
business by reviewing and analyzing Requests for Proposal (RFP) and Statements
of Work (SOW) from prospective clients; providing relevant analyses and
recommendations; and generating business and technical responses to the RFPs and
SOWs.

Senior Network Analyst, United States Senate Computer Center, Washington, D.C.,
9/90 to 10/93

· Responsible for the design, installation, maintenance, and support of over 200
Senate LANs running 3Com 3+Open LAN Manager file servers and various desktops
running MS-DOS, Windows, and Macintosh OS.
· Provided technical guidance and consultation services to Computer Center and
Senate staff as well as support contractors regarding various technical issues.
· Supervised and monitored the implementation of system upgrades and new network
services.
· Performed technical quality control of network products and services provided
to the client.
· Monitored the performance of support contractors and provided relevant
analyses to upper management concerning contractor's performance and quality of
work.
· Provided technical assistance in testing, implementing, and documenting new
hardware, network operating systems, and software applications.

LAN Specialist, I-NET, Inc., Bethesda, Maryland, 10/88 to 9/90

As LAN Specialist from 9/89 to 9/90

· Supervised the design, configuration, and implementation of an 800-user 3Com
3+Open/Ethernet network at the Office of the Chief of Naval Research (OCNR).
The network consisted of over 30 file servers with separate classified and
unclassified systems.
· Supervised and performed quality control of all aspects of system design,
implementation, and operation to ensure optimum network system performance.
· Performed hardware/software installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and
maintenance.
· Conducted feasibility studies and cost benefit analysis of implementing
current and emerging technologies for different clients.

As Broadband Operations Engineer from 10/88 to 9/89

· Responsible for the installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of the
network infrastructure at David Taylor Research Centers.