Stephen A. Magaddino

1714 Curry Ford Road

stephen.magaddino@gmail.com

(757) 968-9022

Orlando FL, 32806

Objective: To obtain a Sr. Network Engineer or an IT Manager position.

Security Clearance: Active TS/SCI (last investigation 2012/02/17)

Technical Skills:

  · Cisco Routers

  · Cisco Switches

  · Cisco Firewalls

  · Fortigate Firewalls

  · TCP/IP

  · EIGRP

  · OSPF

  · BGP

  · VPNs

  · QOS

  · VLANS

  · Dot1q trunking

  · Multicast

  · PIM

  · IGMP

  · HSRP

  · Wireless Lan

Controllers

  · Wireless Access

Points

  · Network security

Certifications:

  · Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert (written only) passed on 3/29/2013

  · Cisco Certified Network Professional CCNP CSCO-10891723

  · Cisco Certified Network Associate CCNA CSCO-10891723

  · CompTIA Security + COMP001020197521

Education:

Florida State University

  · Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, May 3rd, 2013

Gulf Coast Community College

  · Associate of the Arts in Accounting, May 2011

Work History:

Presidio Managed Services – Jun 2013 to Present

Network Engineer

5337 Millenia Lakes Blvd #300, Orlando, FL 32839

  · Top tier of support for more than 700 managed services customers. Configured and

maintained a wide variety of equipment including: Cisco routers, switches, firewalls,

Nexus equipment, Fortinet Firewalls and Cisco Wireless Solutions.

  · Routinely configured complex technologies such as Site to Site VPNs, SSL VPNs,

routing protocols, and Wireless equipment.

  · Implemented complex customer upgrades including but not limited to router and switch

replacement, IOS upgrades, routing protocol overhauls.

  · Monitored the health of customer’s networks with sophisticated tool sets – oftentimes

fixing problems before customer became aware of issues.

Air Force Engineering and Technical Services - DEC 2008 to SEP 2012

Systems Engineer/Technical Trainer

601st Air Operations Center

650 Florida Ave, Tyndall AFB, FL 32403

  · Primary infrastructure designer for America’s AOC at the 601st Air Operations Center.

Worked with a multinational team of systems engineers ensuring the success of projects

and systems that support and maintain the sovereignty of the air space on the North

American continent.

  · Designed an ancillary classified network to support the air control mission. Deployment

of the network enabled users to perform their assigned duties with greater effectiveness.

  · Head engineer for introducing new technology and modernizing old technology.

Developed Cisco HSRP, Unix and NetApp training courses. Provided 150 training hours

to 40 military personnel for $60K cost avoidance in training expenses for organization.

  · Called in to troubleshoot classified uplink during major site cutover. Restoration of

EIGRP protocol returned classified computing capability and ensured the success of the

project.

Air Force Engineering and Technical Services - June 2007 to DEC 2008

Systems Engineer/First Line Supervisor

Distributed Common Ground Station – 1 (DCGS-1)

10 IS, 89 Oak Road, Langley AFB, VA 23665

  · Lead site engineer for the United States Air Force’s premier intelligence network.

Developed 172 technical solutions valued at $2.6M. Enhancements ensured 24x7x365

system availability uptime to streaming video customers.

  · Designed and implemented $400K network infrastructure that reduced user downtime to

seconds. Implemented STP features and access to remote sites over VPN tunnels in

accordance with all applicable DOD systems standards.

  · Directed and supervised network infrastructure team of cross-division systems architects

and engineers throughout Langley AFB. Proven leadership ensured the effective use of

human resources.

Air Force Engineering and Technical Services - SEP 2005 to June 2007

Network Engineer

Distributed Common Ground Station – 1 (DCGS-1)

10 IS, 89 Oak Road, Langley AFB, VA 23665

  · Directed team of cable installers, civil engineers, network technicians, and system

maintainers in $3.6M operations floor installation. Developed analytical network design

that relocated 450 network devices 25% ahead of schedule.

  · Troubleshot faulty ACL switch configuration causing loss of Predator video for the

DCGS-1 AFSOC video exploitation cell, restored data with minimal user impact.

  · Configured and installed 18 Predator multicast video feeds increasing users’ exploitation

capability by 300%.