Clients Served Through a Job Shop:
Motorola

• I designed, implemented, tested and deployed a TCP/IP data logging communications protocol to interface between an engineering workstation and an embedded 68030 test harness which allowed engineers to record events occurring during execution of cellular telephone tests.
• I designed, implemented, and ran acceptance tests for new GSM cellular phones.
• Tools used: C/C++, Cadre Teamwork, Solaris, and 68030 Assembly Language.

As a UNIX/Network Administrator

• I expanded an engineering subnet from a single SunOS Sparc-10, to include four SunOS and HP-UX servers. Joined by additional team members, I further expanded the subnet to include 10 Solaris servers, 21 Silicon Graphics "Indy" workstations, and 60 PowerMac desktop units, serving a total of over 80 users.
• I upgraded SPARC and SGI hardware, including internal disks, memory, and expansion cards.
• I configured and supported Novell NetWare clients.
• I represented my department in a security policy task force, and implemented network and system security audits, which resulted in identifying a security incident.
• I increased the system responsiveness while running cross-compilers and circuit emulators by using performance monitoring and kernel tuning.
• Tools used: SunOS, Solaris, HP/UX. SGI IRIX, X-Window, sendmail, automounter, Network Time Protocol (xntp), and Network Information Servers ("NIS yellow pages"), CERN WWW server, Atria ClearCase, Cadre Teamwork.

Last updated: January 15, 2002; Version: 1.5