Winford Wrice
8211 Gibbs way
Hyattsville , MD 20785 US
Mobile: 202-255-5514
Email: winfordwrice@yahoo.com
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Job Type: Permanent
Work Schedule: Full-Time
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DISA
Ft Meade, MD United States
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02/2011 - Present
Hours per week: 40
Series: 0391 Pay Plan: GS
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Telecommunication Spec
(This is a federal job)
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Supervisor: alan
Johnson (301-225-3640)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Contact me first
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Telecommunication Spec
Follow and Implement policies and procedures regarding IT
planning, installation, operation, and modification of all locally
installed network hardware and software. Monitor Cisco routers and
switches under normal operating conditions and coordinate end-user
requirements and monitor network operations and performance objectives at
the local and enterprise level. Monitor the ongoing operations of complex
network environment with a large number of users and ensure corrective
action, administration, and troubleshooting to restore operational
service is accomplished. Perform daily assignments related to project
execution, systems monitoring, and/or coordinating IT systems analysis
related to network operations and systems life cycle functions.Serves as
a senior telecommunication specialist, operating, maintaining and
restoring
communication links, data communications circuits, and networks
supporting strategic
military command DCC Coordinating with outside and inside agencies
for devices and circuit impacts requests and
implementing new devices and upgrades to include servers,
computers, routers, hubs, firewalls, switches, software, and internet
service connections connectivity through proper methods established
Troubleshooting various network problems resolve difficult
and complex telecommunications problems and personnel issues.
networks with communications Transport control expertise data and
information in support of
backbone operations monitor circuit mapping through routers
switches and other network application
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USDA
Washington, DC United States
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08/2010 - 02/2011
Hours per week: 40
Pay Plan: Other
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IT Spec(Network )
(This is a federal job)
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Information Technology
Network Specialist in the Technical Services Branch, with primary
responsibility configuration, operation, and support of Network
and support of Wide Area Network (WAN) and LAN, configuration, operation
and provide support wiring plant and switch configuration portions
installing, configuring, troubleshooting, and upgrading
telecommunication hardware and software.
Provides second level support directly to customers, especially
those customers experiencing outages Manage and support the LAN/WAN area
network by remote access systems. Troubleshoot circuits and enable ports,
network service providers and diagnosis, troubleshooting and resolving
network related issues. Track and record all system outages and
troubleshoot incidents
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Department of Defense/DFAS
Cleveland, OH United States
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01/2008 - 08/2010
Hours per week: 40
Series: 2210 Pay Plan: Other
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IT Specialist (Network
GS12 Series 2210) (This is a federal job)
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IT Specialist (Network GS12
Series 2210)
Department of Defense/DFAS
IT Specialist (Network GS12/Series 2210)
January 2008 to Present
Specialized experience in the following duties:
1) Manage Cisco switches, routers and other equipment in relation
to
converged network designs, implementation and operations. Utilized
TFTP
to update Cisco OS, added and configured ports VLAN, enabled
Spanning-Tree, adjusted speed and duplex modes, and troubleshoot
customer network issues.
2) Experience in designing and implementation of Microsoft Server
Infrastructure including rack layout, cabling, switch and port
configuration, and verifying VLAN connectivity.
Microsoft Server Administration including installing updates,
hotfixes, and service packs along with resource availability
verification.
Network experience includes configuring, monitoring, and
troubleshooting layer 2 device and layer 3 protocols and connectivity
including OSPF, BGP, and EIGRP helped resolve outages through DISA to the
LEC.
3) Utilized various monitoring tools and COTS software; HPOV,
Cisco-works, HPSIM, E-concord, Net-IQ, Remedy, Secure-CRT,
APC-monitoring, and Windows 2007. Racked/Installed switches and
routers; which connect all infrastructure Ethernet and fiber
cables,
Gigbics RPS boxes for upgrades; new security equipment that was
needed
to be assist in install of new circuits at the Demarc.
4) Perform infrastructure supports and execution of routine daily
operations on standardized LAN/WAN equipment local, campus and
wide area
networks, such as routers, switches, and content delivery devices
for
the DFAS Network Services Group. Responsible for coordinating
priorities
and projects with the IT Manager Supports and maintains enterprise
hardware and software solutions.
5) Performs pre-defined daily management operations on LAN/WAN
equipment
that comprise the integrated Network data network infrastructure,
which
include Cisco and Nortel LAN/WAN equipment as a Network Specialist
within the Network Services Group. Provide technical support to
other
members of the group support, server deployment. Install server on
network and customer support services including installation,
configuration, troubleshooting, customer assistance, and/or
training.
6) Specifically, diagnose and resolve problems in response to
customer
reported incidents in Remendy use Acterna 2310 to test circuits
installed OC-3 fiber optic circuits and below extend circuits from
demarc and test with LEC staff throughout the DFAS interactions
with
other organizations or private contractors.
7) Perform Network Services by testing, installing, configuring,
and
maintaining networks including hardware (servers, hubs, bridges,
switches, and routers) and monitor network through management
tools
HP-Open View, Secure-CRT, Cisco-works, E-concord, HP sight
Manager, and
NETIQ. Created, removed, and modified user accounts, and reset
passwords in Active Directory.
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CSC CORP/EPA Contrator
Washington, D.C., United States
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03/2007 - 01/2008
Hours per week: 40
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Network infrastructure
Engineer
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Network infrastructure
Engineer
CSC CORP/EPA
Network infrastructure Engineer
March 2007 – January 2008
As a Tier l Engineering with the LAN/WAN/MAN team I support the
infrastructure, implementation design and planning of EPAs network.
Provide technical expertise on topologies and interconnectivity to the
various devices LAN/MAN/WAN systems. I solve problems relating to network
connectivity and activation of circuits and ports using a DAX and
Hekimian for troubleshooting circuits. Configure Cisco layer 2 and 3
switches, building VTPs and VLANS, enabling/disabling ports, upgrading
the IOS on Cisco 3750 switches. Installing fiber cables to connect access
switches to the distribution switches gateway devices. Respond to all
customer requests through tickets received through Remedy tracking
system. Configures access lists to control traffic, monitor SNMP alarms.
I have a basic understanding of BGP, EGRIP, OSPF, protocols used in LAN
and WAN troubleshooting. Deploying network switches, and VoIP systems.
Analyze network workload and monitoring network switch, copper and
fiber cable installation for maintenance upgrades as well as expansion or
conversions to new systems and . VoIP implementations which include
general configuration management, subscriber moves, adds, deletes and
changes, to customize phone service. Problem isolation and
troubleshooting/resolution to provide support on Avaya Call Manger and
Cisco Call Manger phone systems to include programming, end-user support,
and troubleshooting. Provides user account support to include setup and
configuration of Avaya and Cisco DNS servers used Avaya PBX systems. Configure
switch ports in resolving PBX network issues. I also install CPE AVAYA
VOIP phones. Conduct surveys to determine equipment and materials
requirements for modification or replacement.
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Unisys Corp Contrator
Reston, VA United States
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06/2006 - 03/2007
Hours per week: 40
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Network Eng Tech ll
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Manage and support the
LAN/WAN area network by remote access systems. Install patches and enable
ports, maintain accurate config records of program corrections and patch
levels.
Perform network management functions such as, network monitoring,
network performance measurement and reporting Document LAN, WAN and
remote access troubleshooting/installation procedures.
Collaborate and work with network service providers in diagnosis,
troubleshooting and resolving network related issues. Track and record
all system outages and troubleshoot incidents with carriers until
resolved. Perform application management activities associated with
network management tools. Troubleshooting and escalation for all networks
to include Cisco routers, switches, VPNs as well as content delivery
networks monitor load balancers in a 24x7x365 enterprise environment.
Write and update remedy service center and read designs through Visio.
Operate and interpret data analysis tools such as E-health, HP-OpenVeiw,
Cisco works, NetBotz Advance veiw, SMARTS, and Netscape APC view.
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Dimension Data Inc (United
States Courts, Administrative Off
Reston, VA United States
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07/2005 - 09/2006
Hours per week: 40
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Network Technician
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The Operations Group
specializes in troubleshooting and rectifying Wide Area Network (WAN)
problems reported by remote Local Area Network (LAN) Administrators or
DNAs. Problems are discovered through proactive network operations and
management as well as handling gathered information, ticket generation,
and resolution of problems. Ensures all WAN equipment is configured
correctly by performing system health checks, verifying communication
lines, etc. The Operations Group dials into problem equipment or telnets
to the network management station for remote troubleshooting and
diagnosis.
Maintain and monitor nodes and end nodes using network-monitoring
agents such as WhatsUpGold, Cisco Works, HP OpenView and Lotus Notes.
Manage various Cisco routers including 1600, 2500, 3600, 7200 and
7500 series while applying protocols such IP, IPX, PIX FIREWALL & EIGRP.
Analyze all network degradation and latency issues using methods such as
IP Accounting and Trace Routing and assist senior engineers on various
LAN problems, including server access/configuration and DNS resolution.
Assign trouble tickets concerning various network issues using the HEAT
database ticketing system.
Liaison between Point of Contacts at each Federal Courthouse and
Sprints Managed Network Services
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Verizon Contrator
Washington, DC United States
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07/2005 - 11/2005
Hours per week: 50
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Hub Technician
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Administration of local
alarms fault management of hardware with acterna test set transmission,
Operating, modifying circuit configuration local monitoring of hardware
and software for 5ESS Nortel 15000 switches and ATM Transport Circuit
Provisioning Lucent GX 550 CBX 500 switches including circuit pack
replacement Moves, Adds, and changes related to network activity.
Cross-connects at fiber main distribution frame oc3 oc12 oc48 and
oc192 pack replacement of DWDM Fujitsu 7200 7600 and 4500 check
cross-connects at DAX panels T-1 T-3 circuits
Monitoring site resident systems for routine troubles, alarms work
with groups for trouble reporting and trouble resolution management of
on-site spares inventory.
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TIMEWARNER Contractor
Reston, VA United States
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03/2005 - 06/2005
Hours per week: 50
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Network Analyst
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VOIP NOC Center work on
customer issues related to configuration on the BTS Switch cross
reference to customer information and features in DPOM.
Perform conference calls and bridges with C-LEC duplicating
customer issues and troubleshooting.
Perform maintenance on DS-1's and DS-3's Hotcuts, reset trunks and
CICS detecting remote loops.
Utilize SIP protocols through Agilent on local and long distance
calls.
Open and updating tickets with C-LEC and other vendors, advice
local division on customer issues before escalation, reset (MTA) Multi
Terminal Access at customer location access different network interface
units.
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qwest
Arlington, United States
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03/2001 - 10/2003
Salary: 78,000.00 USD Per Year
Hours per week: 40
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WAN/Engineer Level III
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WAN/Engineer Level III
Utilized Tellabs 5500 and 532L DAC to troubleshoot T-1’s and
T-3’s, configured line coding and framing, and checked cross connects.
Utilized Fijitsu to manage optical circuits and FT 2000 to build
SONET rings.
Monitored system by using HP OpenView created and maintained maps
through NAVISCORE/Cascade view for customer order entry and F&E.
Added switch objects to map through Cascade view set physical and
logical parameters and protocols according to COE SPECS
Configured tested and turned up T-1, T-3, OC-3, OC-12 and OC-48
cards on the switch according to COE SPECS built trunks and circuits on
network from end to end
Configured ATM switches use OSI model to troubleshoot from end to
end Lucent 500, 550 and Frame Relay 9000 & Troubleshoot network
Utilized HP OpenView maps to build L-ports and P-ports on Lucent
500, 550 and 9000 switches for trunks across network point to point set
the parameters and protocols on WAN network system
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Sprint Contractor
Reston, VA United States
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11/2000 - 03/2001
Hours per week: 40
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WAN Tech Teir ll
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WAN/Engineer Level II
Contractor Provided Tier II
Performed technical assistance on the Sprint backbone network as a
central office/switch technician. Utilized Tellabs 5500 and 532L DAC to
troubleshoot T-1’s and T-3’s, configured line coding and framing, and
checked cross connects. Utilized Fijitsu to manage optical circuits, and
FT 2000 to build SONET rings. Technical assistance with Tier I
technicians and field technicians by using HP OpenView, NAVISCORE/Cascade
view on Lucent 9000, 500 and 550 ATM switches. Configured switch card
parameters, L-ports and P-ports, set up framing and line coding. Setup
traps for troubleshooting T-1’s and T-3’s and configured for NNI or UNI
for trunks and circuits across network
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Verizion/Lucent Contrator
Arlington, VA United States
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09/1998 - 11/1999
Hours per week: 50
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WAN/Engineer/Data
Provisioning Level II
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WAN/Engineer/Data
Provisioning Testing Maintenance Level II
Configured ATM & Frame Relay switches & built trunks and
circuits, T-1, T-3, OC-3, OC-12 and OC -48 configuration cards on the
switch according to COE SPECS and LSR, ASR, CSR Sonet Fiber Optic Rings,
with Lucent FT 2000. Troubleshoot network from end to end as a NOC Technician.
Monitored system using HP OpenView, created and maintained traps through
NAVISCORE/Cascade view, added switch objects to the maps and assigned the
switch to a subnet by entering switch name to COE Specs. Configured ATM
& Frame Relay switches & built trunks and circuits, T-1, T-3,
OC-3, OC-12 and OC-48 configuration cards on the switch according to COE
SPECS and Sonet Fiber Optic Rings, with Lucent FT 2000, Troubleshoot
Network from end to end Titian DAX 5500
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Primus Telecom Corp
Contractor
Washington, DC United States
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04/1998 - 09/1998
Hours per week: 40
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WAN/Voice Switch
Technician Contractor
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WAN/Voice Switch Technician
Contractor
As a Central Office/Switch Technician, I monitored operations of
switch equipment. Maintain digital Siemens DCO switch, trouble shoot
network with other LEC’s/IXC’s and CPE vendors. Installed, tested, and
activated new circuits according to LSR, ASR, CSR, tested T-1, T-3 with
Tellabs DAC-532. Wired equipment in CO and hardwired cross connect used
wire wrap gun and tagged circuits. Utilized Tellabs DAC-532, T-Bird test
equipment and added/deleted and modified trunk groups in DCO switch. Hard
wire cross connect, used T-Bird Test equipment and wire wrapping.
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Sprint PCS Contractor
Hanover, MD United States
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10/1997 - 04/1998
Hours per week: 40
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Telecom WAN Tech l
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Telecom WAN Tech I
Responsible for the provisioning and maintenance of Central Office
including, but not limited to subscriber loop carrier systems, DSL, POTS,
digital and optical muxes.
Installs, performs routine maintenance, analyzes defects, tests,
adjusts, repairs and maintains complex equipment such as switching
systems, circuit equipment, network terminal equipment, and data/digital
equipment by using electrical and or electronic measuring devices.
Updates work and maintenance logs through Remedy database.
Plans jobs and determines materials and resources needed to
complete tasks. Reviews and interprets work orders, wiring lists, wiring
diagrams, and equipment drawings and follows standard practices in the
performance of job duties.
Runs diagnostic test programs, analyzes defects and/or tests
various types of telephone switching equipment, DMS 100, Lucent 5E uses
various types of testing devices, e.g. volt-ohm meters, Fiber analyzer,
digital communications, data analyzers T- bird , Wide Area Network (WAN)
Administrators. Exercises independent judgment in resolving the wide
variety of problems that are encountered in managing the network.
Coordinates installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and fine-tuning
of the LAN switches hardware, software, telecommunications, wireless and
wired networking components. network modifications and enhancements;
ensures confidentiality, integrity, and availability of systems and data
accessible on the LAN and review.
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Windstar Corp Contractor
McLean, VA United States
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06/1997 - 10/1997
Hours per week: 40
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Telecomunication Tech
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Telecommunication Tech
assisting in Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN)
troubleshooting reviewing hardware needs for ip backbone and coordinate
hardware installation, coordinating communication with vendors software
installation, testing and debugging; circuits issues monitoring of
switching systems performance and installing, supporting and maintaining
network hardware remote access to devices.
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MCI Contractor
Reston, VA United States
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06/1996 - 06/1997
Hours per week: 40
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Telecom Tech
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Telecom Tech
Protocol Knowledge in Frame Relay & IP Physical Layer circuit
testing
(56K, T1, Fractional T-1 & DS3)
Knowledge of DDS testing, Channelized, Fractional, and T-1
circuits, associated
Network configurations & topologies. Associated Hardware experience.
Windows based computer proficient.
Receive, analyze, monitor & resolve network problems in a
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Lightcom Int Telecom
Company
Washington, DC United States
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01/1992 - 06/1996
Hours per week: 50
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Telecom Tech
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Telecom Tech
Network management tools to perform daily monitoring and control
of network managed elements in accordance with update and close required
trouble tickets perform testing on network managed elements. Interaction
is required with the LAN/WAN technicians, LEC, venders and customers test
Demark and CPE equipment
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MSI Contractor
Baltimore, MD United States
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01/1991 - 01/1992
Hours per week: 40
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Telecom Tech
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Telecom Tech
Troubleshooting, and provisioning of Frame Relay, ATM, IP, Ntwk
Based circuits T-1, T-3. Interact with external customers/organizations
to facilitate order process flow. Provide helpdesk support on
time/tables, expedites, change alerts, and hotcuts. Provide reports and
stats on order progress.
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Education:
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PhoenixTS Columbia, MD United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 03/2013
Credits Earned: 35 Continuing Education Unit
Major: Project Management Professional (PMP®)
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Examining and Understanding Professional Project Management Topic
1A: Identify Processes of Project Management Topic 1B: Identify Social and
Professional Responsibilities Topic 1C: Identify the Interpersonal Skills
Required to be a quality Project Manager Lesson 2: Initiate a New Project
Topic 2A: Examine the Context of Project Management Topic 2B: Examine the
Selection of Projects Topic 2C: Prepare a Statement of Work for a Project
Topic 2D: Create a Project Charter Topic 2E: Identify Stakeholders of a
Project Lesson 3: Planning Work for a Project Topic 3A: Identify the
Necessary Elements of a Proper Project Management Plan Topic 3B: Document
Requirements of a Stakeholder Topic 3C: Create a Scope Statement Topic 3D:
Develop a Breakdown Structure for the Work Involved Lesson 4: Developing
Schedules for Projects Topic 4A: Create a List of Activities Topic 4B:
Create a Network Diagram of a Project Schedule Topic 4C: Estimate Resources
Needed for an Activity Topic 4D: Estimate The Duration of Project
Activities Topic 4E: Develop a Schedule for a Project Topic 4F: Identify
the Critical Path Topic 4G: Optimize the Schedule for the Project Topic 4H:
Establish a Schedule Baseline Lesson 5: Developing Budgets and Cost Estimates
Topic 5A: Estimate The Cost of Projects Topic 5B: Estimate the Cost
Baseline Topic 5C: Reconcile Costs and Funding Lesson 6: Planning Project
Quality, Communications and Staffing= Topic 6A: Create a High Quality
Management Plan Topic 6B: Document the Project Responsibilities, Roles, and
Reporting Relationships Topic 6C: Create a Management Plan for
Communications Lesson 7: Analyzing Various Risks and Planning Responses
Accordingly Topic 7A: Examine a Plan for Risk Management Topic 7B: Identify
Both Project Risks and Their Triggers Topic 7C: Perform Risk Analysis
Qualitatively Topic 7D: Perform Risk Analysis Quantitatively Topic 7E:
Develop a Risk Response Plan Lesson 8: Planning Procurements of Project
Topic 8A: Plan Procurements of a Project Topic 8
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Phoenix TS Columbia , MD United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 02/2013
Major: ITIL
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Identify the Key ITIL processes
Identify the Benefits of implementing each ITIL process in an
organization
Identify the Basic concepts related to each ITIL process
Identify the Activities and roles involved in each process
Identify the Relationship of each ITIL process to other processes
Identify the Factors that impact the effectiveness of each ITIL
process
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Phoenix TS Columbia , MD United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 05/2012
Credits Earned: 40 Continuing Education Unit
Major: CCNA
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
• Describe how networks function, identifying major components,
function of network components, and the OSI reference model
• Using the host-to-host packet delivery process, describe issues
related to increasing traffic on an Ethernet LAN and identify switched LAN
technology solutions to Ethernet networking issues
• Describe the reasons for extending the reach of a LAN and the
methods that can be used, with a focus on RF wireless access
• Describe the reasons for connecting networks with routers and how
routed networks transmit data through networks using TCP / IP
• Describe the function of WANs, the major devices of WANs, and
configure PPP encapsulation, static and dynamic routing, PAT, and RIP
routing
• Use the command-line interface to discover neighbors on the
network and manage the router start up and configuration
• Review how to configure and troubleshoot a small network.
• Expand the switched network from a small LAN to a medium-sized LAN
with multiple switches, supporting VLANs, trunking, and spanning tree.
• Describe routing concepts as they apply to a medium-sized network
and discuss considerations when implementing routing on the network.
• Configure, verify, and troubleshoot OSPF
• Configure, verify, and troubleshoot EIGRP
• Determine how to apply ACLs based on network requirements, and to
configure, verify, and troubleshoot ACLs on a medium-sized network.
• Describe when to use NAT or PAT on a medium-sized network and
configure NAT or PAT on routers
• Identify and implement the appropriate WAN technology based on
network requirements
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Phoenix TS Columbia, MD United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 04/2012
Credits Earned: 40 Quarter hours
Major: Certified Ethical Hacking V7
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to
work in Introduction to Ethical Hacking, Footprinting and Reconnaissance,
Scanning Networks Enumeration,System Hacking,Trojans and Backdoors, Viruses
and Worms Sniffers, Social Engineering, Denial of Service, Session
Hijacking, Hacking Webservers Hacking Web Applications, SQL
Injection,Hacking Wireless Networks, Evading IDS, Firewalls and Honeypots,
Buffer Overflows,Cryptography, Penetration Testing
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Global Integrated Network Managemet System Chantilly, VA
United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 11/2012
Major: Network Managemet System
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Global Integrated Network Management System
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Phoenix TS Columbia, MD United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 05/2011
Credits Earned: 40 Quarter hours
Major: Network+
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Network + Certified
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Identify the basic components of network theory. - Identify the major
network communications methods. - Identify network delivery methods. - List
and describe network media and hardware components. - Identify the major
types of network implementations. - Identify the components of a TCP/IP
network implementation. - Identify the major services deployed on TCP/IP
networks. - Identify characteristics of a variety of network protocols. -
Identify the components of a LAN implementation. - Identify the components
of a WAN implementation. - Identify major issues and technologies in
network security. - Identify the components of a remote network
implementation. - Identify major issues and technologies in disaster
recovery. - Identify major data storage technologies and implementations. -
Identify the primary network operating systems. - Identify major issues,
models, tools, and techniques in network troubleshooting.
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Tech Skill Independence , OH United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 11/2008
Major: CCNA
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
How networks function, network components and their functions, and
the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model
Building a Simple Basic understanding of Network,Ethernet
LANs,Wireless LANs,WAN Connections,Network Environment Management,WAN
Connections,LAN Connections,Access Control Lists,Address Space
Management,LAN Extension into a WAN
Introducing VPN Solutions,Enabling the Internet Connection
Establishing a WAN Connection with Frame Relay
Troubleshooting Frame Relay WANs
Configuring a Cisco Router ,Accessing Remote Devices
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TGS Ohio Breckville, OH United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 10/2008
Major: Network Security Plus
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
implement and monitor security on networks and computer systems, and
respond to security breaches.networking and administrative skills in
Windows-based TCP/IP networks and familiarity with other operating systems,
Identify security threats.
Harden internal systems and services.
Harden internetwork devices and services.
Secure network communications.
Manage a PKI.
Manage certificates.
Enforce an organizational security policy.
Monitor the security infrastructure
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capital college Laurel, MD United States
Bachelor's Degree
GPA: 2.9 of a maximum 4.0
Credits Earned: 60 Continuing Education Unit
Major: Telecom Engineer
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Analyzes, administers and maintains telecommunications voice, and
data communications systems and networks. experience of networking LAN,
WAN, and wireless technologies. Also design and configuration of
large-scale voice and/or data networking infrastructures (e.g., Routers,
Firewalls, VPN's, Servers, VOIP technologies, switches, telecommunications
facilities). Must have a solid understanding of distributed systems
architecture and their operating systems in addition to network management
systems. Must have expert troubleshooting proficiency with voice and data
infrastructure (e.g., Routers, Switches, and VOIP technologies) and network
securities (e.g., Firewall, and IDS proficiency with dynamic routing
protocols (EIGRP, and BGP) Cisco
May install, test, adjust and troubleshoot systems as necessary.
Monitors the operations of telecommunications systems and services.
Maintains current knowledge of relevant technology as assigned.
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Job Related Training:
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TS/SCI GRANTED
SKILLS/TRAINING: E-Concord ,Cisco works,Net IQ,HP-SIM,HP-Open view,
VOIP CISCOMGX8850 ROUTER CISCOBTS SWITCH AGILENT (SIP) SESSION
INITIATION PROTOCOL NETCOOL
LUCENT TRAINING:
LUCENT SONET OVERVIEW, LUCENT SONET FT-2000 OC-48
ASCEND TRAINING:
Certified Honors and Awards
Honor and Award Grantor Issue Date
Recognition of Contribution
DFAS 07/09/2009
Recognition of Contribution
DFAS 03/22/2010
Recognition of Contribution
DFAS 08/16/2010
Team Appreciation Award
DFAS 08/13/2008
Certified Training Course Start Date
Course Name Network + Comptia
05/20/2011
10/01/2008 Security +
TGS Ohio
03/01/2006 CCNA
Newhorizons
09/01/1998
ATM CONFIGURATION
Lucent Acend
07/01/1998
ASCEND FRAME RELAY
Lucent Acend
07/01/1998
HP-OPENVIEW, NAVISCORE/CASADEV
Lucent Acend
07/01/1998
TITIAN DAC 5500 532
ATT Telcordia core
ASCEND ATM CONFIGURATION, ASCEND NMS, ASCEND FRAME RELAY
VOICE SWITCHES:
SIEMENS DCO, LUCENT 5ESS, DMS 100
NETWORK ANALYZER:
NETWORK GENERAL SN IFFER, TITIAN DAC 5500 532, REACT 2001 ATT DAC
NETWORK REPORTING SYSTEM:
REMEDY ACTION REQUEST SYSTEM, LUCENT ITM-PRM
NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:
HP-OPENVIEW, NAVISCORE/CASADEVIEW, CISCO VIEW, NETVIEW, NETCOOL, ONE
VISION, ACTIVIEW CCNA TRAINING COURSE
ROUTERS:
CISCO 7200 SERIES Cisco routers including 1600, 2500, 3600, 7200 and
7500 series
SWITCHES - LAYER 2:
LUCENT 500, 550, AND 9000, YURI AC120, FORE SYSTEMS ASX1000, XYLAN
OMNISWITCH, AND CISCO CATALYST 5000.
FIREWALL
PIX FIREWALLS
Computer Proficiency MS Windows 95, 98
Windows NT
Windows 2000
Windows 2003
Windows XP
MS Office Suites 2003
HP OpenView
REMEDY Action Request Systems
Netcool/NeuSecure
Naviscore/CasadeView
Lucent Sonet
Cisco View
NetView
Once Vision
Lotus Notes
WhatUpGold
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References:
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Name
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Employer
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Title
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Phone
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Email
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Dan Hickman (*)
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DOD
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Network Eng
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240-593-0443
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John Percy (*)
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CSC/EPA
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VOIP/Network ENG
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301-908-5645
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Larry Farrior (*)
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USDA
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Network Support Section Head
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202-690-3254
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Charles walker (*)
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USDA
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IT Spec Support Team Lead
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202-720-0311
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(*) Indicates professional
reference
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Additional Information:
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DOD TS SCI Security Clearence
Granted
DFAS Technogly Services Organization Special Act Award
Highly Successful Civilian Performance Rateing
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