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Michael
A. Marsh Michael
A. Marsh 14612 Frisco Court Woodbridge, VA 22193 (703) 730-5156 mike.marsh1@verizon.net ________________________________________________________________
EDUCATION & CERTIFICATES
U.S.
Navy Advanced Electronics Certification Eastman
Kodak Equipment Service Representative Training Certificates Microsoft
Certified Professional (MCP) Windows NT4.0 BICSI,
Introduction to Voice/Data Cabling Systems Northern
Virginia Community College: Project Management
Information Technology Systems Security
Enterprise Architecture Leadership
Business Process Reengineering Microsoft
Project 2003 AMP
Corporation: Termination and testing of fiber optic connectors NETTEST
Corporation: CMA3000 OTDR portable field tester Fluke
Corporation: STP/UTP/Fiber Optic cable testers Currently
pursuing Mechanical Engineering Degree at PennFoster College CLEARANCES (past and present) USDOT,
FAA, Secret, air traffic control facilities access authorization FBI
Top Secret Clearance DoD
Secret Clearance (current) U.S.
Marshals Service Access Authorization (Secret Level) PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Microsoft
Certified Professionals BICSI
IEEE
Computer Society Project
Management Institute (PMI) EXPERIENCE: June 2008 – Present. APEX Systems, Inc.,
subcontractor to Perot Systems at the DTRA facility in Fort Belvior, VA. Create,
manage and test desktop and laptop images for LCR deployments. Maintain
image laboratory network and equipment. QA software suites and ensure
updates and patches are current and provide proper operation within a Windows
XP operating system. Maintain detailed instructions and changes within
the Knowledge Base. Assist in LCR deployments as needed. August 2007 – June 2008 Independent contractor performing
residential customer consultations, surveys and installation of home based
security and network systems. Includes router and PC configuration of
wireless, coax and category 5e systems. Also concurrently completed the construction
of a 1400sf addition to my home in Woodbridge, VA, including all concrete,
drainage, framing, plumbing, siding, insulation, heating, electrical upgrades
and finish carpentry. November 2006 – August 2007, Aerotek, Inc.
(subcontract to Lockheed) Site Activation Lead – FAA Enroute Automation
Management System Responsible
for ensuring strict adhesion to site activation plan (SAP) for a new,
nationwide, automated air traffic control system. Direct subcontractor
personnel with daily scheduled installation efforts, maintain drawing package
accuracy, red line changes as necessary, and interface with logistics and
operations personnel keeping a consistant flow of equipment and material on
site to meet scheduled obligations.
Provide management (LM) and customer (FAA) with status reports of concerns
and/or milestone events on a daily basis in order to track progress of
program. July 2004 – April 2006, Bowhead Information
Technology Services: Site Manager – FBI Academy
Network Infrastructure Upgrade Oversee
the daily operations in direct support of the Project manager. Daily
operations are described as, but not limited to:
Work assignment distribution. Design drawing accuracy and changes (to include
CAD drawing red lines to the as-built final product). Tool and job box
inventory. Product inventory, availability and logistics support. Test
result database, updates, backups and maintenance. Test equipment
calibration and training. Provide team safety briefings and continual
training. Ensure project build compliance per design drawings; EIA/TIA
and BICSI standards as well as NEC codes. Settle team member complaints
and disputes. Ensure compliance with customer and company
guidelines. July 2003 – April 2004, Bowhead Support Services Team Lead – FBI
Enterprise Surveillance Operations Center, (ESOC) JEH Building Lead
supervisory technician responsible for the installation of an audio visual
switched network and LAN. The installation included the assembly of
workstation furniture, three separate equipment cabinet rooms, a central server
and data storage group and three separate network classification enclaves.
This included the installation and termination of all backbone cables,
equipment cabinets, servers, switches and routers. The dressing, labeling and
test documentation of all cables and terminations was also performed and a
test results database created for customer acceptance and delivery. June 2002 – June 2003 Bowhead Support Services Lead Technician – FBI Laboratory
Network Infrastructure Installation Oversee and provide technical
resource for the installation, termination, testing and verification of a
fiber optic LAN and all related equipment at the new FBI Laboratory building
in Quantico, VA. Terminated over 3000 MM fiber cables to the
workstation outlets, break out and splice the 144 strand backbones in closet
panels. Install additional PDS pathways where required. Provide cross
connections to switchgear in the Main Distribution Facility
(MDF) and verify connectivity. Ensure test result database compliance
and accuracy for customer acceptance and delivery. Project completed on
time and under budget! April 2000 – June 2002 Disability status as a result of
auto accident September 1994-April 2000, Open Networks, Inc.: Network Specialist IV Federal Bureau of
Investigation-Legal
Attaché Program: Was a team leader in the
development, configuration and installation of a LAN/WAN system for worldwide
implementation at US embassy field offices. Developed and documented a
streamlined installation and remote administration procedure to reduce
helpdesk service calls and unnecessary international travel. Provide helpdesk
support. Federal Bureau of
Investigation-Criminal
Investigation Division
Performed
interoperability verification and testing on Windows NT4.0 baseline to
include roving profiles, system policies, and connection to FBI mainframes.
Developed and documented the installation procedures. Assist government
personnel with division wide installation and support for over 450
workstations. APEX, Inc.: Defined network requirements, estimated time and
materials and managed subcontractor personnel on installing a 100Base-TX LAN
to include the cable plant, wall outlets, 3 Comm hubs and patch panels.
The network consisted of over 40,000 feet of CAT5 twisted pair cable runs,
110 client locations, and three network nodes per location. Also
assisted in the installation of a fault-tolerant Windows NT server platform. Interpol-U.S. National Central
Bureau: Responsible as a team member for
implementing and supporting a Windows NT 4.0/NetWare 4.11-network with COTS
software upgrades to include NetWare, Groupwise mail, WordPerfect 8.0, and NT
4.0 domain controllers. Maintained all printer and hardware upgrades to
include over 90 workstations. U.S. Marshals Service (USMS): Installed local and wide area networks at District and
sub-offices nationwide. Configured and tested the proper operation of
Cisco 2500 series routers utilizing X.25 TCP/IP protocols. Installed
Synoptics 10Base-T hubs and ethernet print servers, Installed and terminated
all network cabling. Upgrade hard disks and memory and configured all
PCs for network operation. Provided the initial training of the new
system, e-mail, office menu, and custom applications. Supported trouble
calls after installations. May 1988-September 1994, Washington Photo Copy
Corporation: Electronics Technician Repair
and refurbish electronic and electromechanical components on Toshiba
photocopiers, facsimiles and printers. Maintained accurate and sufficient
inventory form field repair work. Provided customer and sales
interaction, and provided technical resource to junior technicians from the
main office. May 1982-January 1988, Eastman Kodak Company: Service Technician
Repaired
electronic and electromechanical components and assorted accessories for
Kodak high speed copier-duplicators and early diode laser printer
technologies. Continued to develop extensive electronics
“troubleshooting” skills to the component at both analog and digital
levels. Maintained the highest degree of customer level satisfaction
within a tri city territory displacing a 2200 square mile area. January 1978-February 1982, United States Navy: Electronics Technician, Gun Fire Control Systems Diagnosed,
repaired, modified and maintained gunnery and missile weapons systems’
components, computer calibration and testing, as well as gun direction
systems maintenance. Selected and participated in nuclear weapons security
protection program (Security Alert Team). Honorably
Discharged. COMMENDATIONS: DTRA
IT Integrated Services Contract, Certificate of Appreciation – Image LAB Training
Division, FBI National Academy, Quantico, VA, PDS Network Installation USNCB-Interpol,
Windows NT Automation Upgrade U.S.
Marshals Service, Western District of Virginia, Network Expansion U.S.
Marshals Service, Western District of Tennessee, Network Expansion FBI
Criminal Investigation Division, NT4.0 baseline rollout. REFERENCES: References
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