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Michael E. Chitwood, MTEL, CCNA
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelchitwood H (303)
680-6717 mchitwood10@yahoo.com CAREER SUMMARY
● Negotiated vendor
contracts; reduced costs; and reduced both mean time to repair and mean time
to install new circuits. ● Negotiated
multiple client disputes; prevented loss of future revenue. ● Negotiated client
billing dispute, which stopped a lawsuit from going to court. ● Negotiated vendor
dispute; prevented the cessation of a project. ● Delivered
projects on time, within budget and to the satisfaction of the customer. CAREER ACCOMPLISHMENTS ● Project managed
software development ECMS (Enterprise Content Management Services) solution
that provided users with access; users can interact with information in
multiple ways (i.e. dashboards, collaboration workspaces, search bars, CRM
(customer relationship management) applications, and other web tools. ● Upgraded domestic
frame relay network to MPLS network; reduced costs; and reduced both mean
time to repair and mean time to install new circuits. ● Upgraded
worldwide X.25 network to frame relay; improved reliability; reduced both
mean time to repair. ● Lead engineer/analyst who managed software development
of web based system. Reduced telecommunications proposal approval &
funding process from 2.2 years to 66 days.
EDUCATION MS,
Telecommunications, Denver University Post MS, Telecommunications, Denver
University 1 year emphasis on project management BA,
Accounting, Metropolitan State College CCNA 3M,
Hilti, firestop and/or fireblock certifications AT&T
GR1275 CO hardware install and/or de-install certification Centurylink/Qwest 77350,
77351, 77352, 77352, 77355 CO hardware install/de-install PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE
Independent
Consulting2001 to Present Level 3 - 2014 Engineer and IT Project
Manager Engineering
Associates – 2013 to 2014 Outside Plant Engineering IT Project Mgr. ATNI
– 2012 central office technician and IT Project Manager ● hardware
installer who installed or de-installed PBXs, switches, other hardware in Centurylink,
AT&T, and/or Verizon central offices. ● Built databases of
cards, power supplies, transmission equipment for resale to 3rd parties. Level 3 – 2010 to
2011 Engineer and IT project manager using due diligence and governance
identified overstated future revenue streams, $3 billion in missing hardware,
and overstated depreciation schedules from the acquisition of 5 bankrupt
companies. ● Negotiated multiple client disputes;
prevented loss of future revenue. ● Previous bankrupt companies overstated
future revenue streams by including non-existent customers. 80% of
customers were missing customer-billing data—Level 3 can’t bill a
non-existent customer. ● Some customers had not been billed for 5
years. ● Previous bankrupt companies overstated
the quantity of hardware in central offices and therefore overstated the
depreciation costs. Missing hardware exceeded $3 billion dollars. Qwest– 2009 to 2010
Engineer and IT systems project manager who worked with back office and
provisioning systems TIRKS, COE-FM, OSP-FM, Granite Expercom, to support
introduction of new products metropolitan optical Ethernet (MOE) and Q
metropolitan optical Ethernet (QMOE). ● Negotiated vendor dispute; prevented the
cessation of a project. ● Shadowed SMEs as they performed their
job; captured NOC process steps; documented process flows; wrote the most
complex technical documents involving metro-optical Ethernet (MOE) and
conversion of 4 inventory systems to one system (Cramer). ● Created 475 page Training Guide and 167
page Survival Guide. ● Created QMOE manual as well as creating
technical documents about the order process and provisioning. UBN – 2008 Engineer
and project manager who managed a matrix of subcontractors, suggested areas
for improvement in internal processes along with possible solutions to a
provisioning system riddled with bugs and errors, and successfully
implemented hosted VOIP to clients. ● Negotiated vendor installation prices;
reduced costs. ● Project managed Engineering, Furnish
& Install (EFI) 60 VOIP client facing projects per month. This included
managing activities of multiple subcontractors. ● Negotiated client complaints and
disputes; prevented loss of future revenue. ● Managed customer orders to meet or exceed
internal metrics. T-Mobile
Wireless – 2007 Engineer and IT project manager using due diligence and
governance identified missing $30 million hardware and overstated future
revenue stream from acquisition of 3 bankrupt companies. ●
Previous bankrupt companies overstated future revenue streams by including
non-existent customers. 40% of customers were missing customer-billing
data—T Mobile can’t bill a non-existent customer. ●
Previous bankrupt companies overstated the quantity of hardware in central
offices and therefore overstated the depreciation costs. Missing
hardware exceeded $30 million dollars. ●
1800 pieces of hardware and 130,000+ circuits from 4 databases to Cramer
database on schedule. Ciber – 2005 to 2006 Engineer and IT
project manager that managed limited project resource allocations on a very
short time frame. ● Performed software and hardware security
functional testing, by wrote test plans for multiple voting machines from
different vendors. Provided examples on testing for specific
conditions, which identified weaknesses in security. Performed security
tests, identified failures, identified voting machines resistant to
tampering, identified and documented violations in security. ●
Publicly
recognized by the client, New York State Board of Elections, for excellent
quality of work. Micromedex
– 2005 Engineer and project manager who managed a replacement network on a
short schedule ●
Given the large number of serious injuries, deaths, and lawsuits from inaccurate
prescription dosage information printed on drug containers, architected
replacement network to update 80,000 pharmacist's notebooks on a nightly
basis to reduce the quantity of incorrect prescription dosage information
provided to pharmacists. Boet – 2001 to 2004
Engineer and IT project manager for stock brokerage, IPO, commercial bank
that managed day-to-day operations and upgrades of 21 remote phone
systems. ●
Negotiated client billing dispute; which stopped a lawsuit from going to
court. ● Discovered excessive employee
turnover. Provided training and positive motivation, sick time was
reduced by 27% and turnover was reduced by 35%. ●
Managed 2 PBX operators and 1 subcontractor; provided coaching. NEC SONET Engineer,
DWDM Engineer, Project Manager 2000 to 2001 Qwest, our largest
customer, decided to stop purchasing hardware, which would have bankrupted
NEC. Project manager who conducted two pilot programs, which restored
both technical and social confidence in NEC’s products. ● Negotiated vendor contract. ● Designed DLC hardware solution reusing
existing cabinets resulted in saving 6 weeks construction time and $240,000
savings for each pilot or ~500,000.00 total savings. Awarded Brass
Plaque by NEC. ● Designed, priced, and recommended digital
loop carrier (DLC), SONET, and M13 multiplexor hardware solutions, for Qwest,
MCI, Sprint, WorldCom and CLEC customers. Worked with the
Implementation team on new contracts or add on services and managed project
installation. ● OC-48 ring exposed to a hurricane, 3’ of
saltwater, and 18 “ of muck; was moved OC-48 ring from Miami to 3 cities;
project manager who negotiated the reuse of OC-48 ring hardware which saved
Sprint $600,000.00. Awarded Brass Plaque by NEC. ● Moved, installed, re-configured, and
turned-up DWDM system on-schedule and under budget. ● Designed multiple OC-3 or OC-12 rings;
each fed a cellular tower; each Sonet ring used for backhaul traffic. ● Designed OC-3 ring, M1-3 mux, M1-0 mux
system that fed a gambling casino located on a barge in a river;
provided voice and data connectivity to hotel and casino phone system, bank
of credit card processing machines, and bank of public (guest) telephones. ● managed activities of multiple team
members in different departments. Black & VeatchNetwork Planning Manager
1998 to 2000 TCI, our largest customer negotiated, and
designed network upgrades on 41 citywide CATV systems. Project manager
who managed Engineer, Furnish & Install (EFI)
41 citywide projects upgrading TCI from 270 MHz to either 750 MHz or
860 MHz citywide systems. ● Negotiated vendor contracts that saved
$38,000 by volume purchasing of hardware. ● Managed staff of 4 engineers; provided coaching,
employee development. ● Managed subcontractor remote staff
of 38; reduced anticipated design time by 30 days. ●
Managed financial estimation and budget tracking in assigned projects. Adjunct InstructorAdjunct
Instructor2003 to 2010 DeVry – 2003 to
2005 a college with diminishing enrollment, sole instructional designer and
technical instructor that ● Taught college level classes on LANs,
WANs, Sonet, fiber optic transmission systems, cellular, wireless (GPS,
cellular, PCS, Loran-C, TDMA, FDMA, CDMA, GSM, 802.11g, 802.11h, 802.11i,
802.16) data communications (RS232, X.25, frame relay, SNA, ATM, 10/100/1000
Base-T), SS7, and basic telephony. Westwood – 2010 a
college with diminishing enrollment, sole instructional designer and
technical instructor that ● Taught college level classes in project
management. LEADERSHIP
AND MANAGEMENT SKILLS Leadership, diversity, managing difficult
people/subordinates, employee evaluations. Volunteer
Work
Volunteer 2002 to Present ● Volunteered time
at retirement community to build benches, widened interior door openings to
make wheelchair friendly, replaced steps with incline ramp (wheelchair
friendly). ● Volunteered time at double amputee wing
for returning vets from Afganistan and Iraq. |
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Arabic |
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