Internship

Boeing Commercial Aircraft, Contract, Kirkland, WA
May 1997 to Present
HISTORY Systems Engineer / Clearcase Administrator, Distributed CATIA Group

As the Release Engineer I managed all development code following the Software Development Lifecycle Model. I was responsible for the entire build process including the creation of Makefiles and maintaining consistent and up to date compiler levels.
Developed automated build programs to create Makefiles and to perform the builds.
Performed AIX, HP, and Solaris Systems Administration for 30+ test systems. I would continually reinstall and custom configure servers for different test situations.
Created formal test plans which detailed step by step instructions for setting up a test scenario and included task check lists to ensure that all tasks in the plan are executed.
Provided complete Clearcase support including the initial design of the development environment, installation, administration, and upgrades of Clearcase.
Configured and managed Rational s Unified Change Management System. UCM
Developed Clearcase Instructional Material and conducted training classes.
Consolidated existing projects by migrating them into Clearcase allowing all developers to gain unified and controlled access to all development efforts. This also allowed me to integrate them into an automated build process.
Responsible for moving Clearcase vobs and data between servers when projects became reassigned amongst different groups.
Developed standardized deployment procedures and audit scripts to follow accepted SQA operating procedures and to provide consistent software deployments.
As a Systems Integrator, I continually used my troubleshooting skills to diagnose problems and write whatever scripts or programs necessary integrate new products.

AT&T Wireless Systems, Contract, Arlington, WA
May 1996 To May 1997
Systems Engineer/Network Specialist, Corporate I/S

Provided 7x24 availability support for the Cellular Logical Data Collection Network. This required UNIX systems administration for servers running AIX, HP-UX, and Solaris. I created emergency shell scripts as needed to recover data and to update Sybase Databases during outage situations.
Provided network administration for X.25, FDDI, TCP/IP and associated hardware.
Created shell scripts for processing data from the Logical Data Collection Network. These scripts updated database tables, monitored data flow, and routed messages to an on-call pager when problems were encountered.
Created automated shell scripts to monitor and report on Production UNIX servers. These scripts tracked system error messages, network connectivity, data feed rates, and database warnings. Problems were routed to email and to an on-call pager. The data feed rate was also tracked and weekly reports were automatically generated and emailed to show growth rates and to plan for future capacity needs.

Boeing Commercial Aircraft, Contract, Seattle, WA
Jan 1996 To April 1996
Senior Technical Lead, Structures Engineering

I attended meetings with management to define the work load for the group. I gained experience in forecasting projects and allocating team resources to complete the work. I also provided technical mentoring to junior level members of the team.
Designed and implemented a new NIS domain for the Structures Engineering Group. This project involved the consolidation of 5 NIS domains and their NFS servers. I also introduced automounter increase the performance of the NFS servers.
Responsible for providing System Administration support for 120 RS/6000s with a team of four Systems Administrators.

AT&T Wireless Systems, Contract, Renton, WA
May 1995 To Jan 1996
Systems Engineer, Fraud Management Systems

Maintained and provided global support for the Fraud Management RS/6000s.
Installed and configured RS/6000 hardware including SCSI drives and controllers, Serial Disk, SSA drives, memory cards, tape drives, tape loaders, system drawers, system racks, concentrators, hubs, FDDI rings, and fiber-optic wiring.
Responsible for maintaining data security on the Fraud Management RS/6000s. Implemented standard operating procedures and created shell scripts to monitor for unauthorized access of the Fraud Management data.
Designed and developed FMS Backup to maintain synchronized real-time mirrored copies of the Fraud Management Tracking databases. This allowed clients to switch to a backup Fraud Detection server instantly when tracking possible fraud.
Supported Fraud Management software releases by providing developer support, Sybase and AIX administration, performance monitoring, and capacity planning.
Planned and executed the upgrade of all Fraud Servers from AIX 3.2.5 to AIX 4.1.4. Installed and maintained Sun Sparc servers running Solaris and Sun OS.

Liberty National, Information Systems, Lancaster, NH
Jan 1992 To May 1995
Systems Administrator, I/S Operations Services

Maintained and provided support for a mix of 90 RS/6000s and Sun Sparc servers.
Performed capacity planning for existing projects and sized new projects for new hardware purchases. The analysis included CPU and memory usage, printing volume, and storage requirements.
Developed automated shell scripts to monitor the performance of RS/6000 Sun servers. These scripts tracked the server loads, application throughput, filesystem loads, pagespace utilization, network resources, and system error logs.
Developed shell scripts to automate ftp transfers, network printer management, and system backups.
Supported development projects by designing the development structure, setting up source code control, creating Makefiles, coordinating test cycles, and monitoring performance during these test cycles.

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