Hi.
Though it may shatter tradition, I'm not going to start off with my age. I'm
currently working as a sysadmin, and I'd like to narrow that focus down to
security. Here's a resume, but the basics are:
-> UNIX (Solaris/HP-UX/Linux/FreeBSD/OpenBSD)
-> Programming (Perl, Shell, C, light C++)
-> Firewalls (Free-OS based)
K. Gabriel Coelho-Kostolny
(408) 448-4841
2820 Almaden Expy. #24
San Jose, CA
USA 95125
gabeat_private
SKILLS
* Programming - Perl, C, C++, sh/bash, csh. Familiar with CGI, Threads,
IPC, Sockets, and various internetworking protocols. Basic familiarity
with cryptographic algorithms and constructs, and their effective use.
Object-oriented programming in C++ and Perl. Familiar with
object-oriented design, including some exposure to UML and patterns.
* Networking - UNIX (TCP/IP). Windows NT (3.51 & 4.0) and Windows 95
support and setup (TCP/IP & NetBEUI). Familiar with administration and
setup of Cisco routers (mainly 2500 series) and various manufacturers'
switches. Experienced with the practical aspects of data
internetworking, including modems, ISDN, DSL and other dedicated
services. Familiar with installation and configuration of firewalls
(OpenBSD, Linux). Experienced with NAT, proxies (TIS fwtk, Netscape),
port redirection, etc.
* Systems Administration - Meets SAGE recommended qualifications for an
Intermediate/Advanced System Administrator (UNIX). Experienced with the
application and theory of host/network security as they relate to the
Internet. Experienced in setup and administration of Windows NT 3.51 &
4.0.
* Business - Experienced with many of the aspects of running a business.
Able to work well with clients and customers.
EDUCATION
* 1996-1998, General education and computer courses at Santa Rosa Junior
College, including:
o Data Structures and Algorithms (CIS 11)
o Introduction to Programming (CIS 10)
* Crypto '97. Attended lectures, talks, and presentations on
cryptography, cryptanalysis, and information security.
* Network Security '96. Attended tutorials on Network and UNIX Security.
EXPERIENCE
March 1999 - Present, Taos Mtn., Inc.
Consultant
Contracted out to various companies by Taos
March 1999 - Present, VLSI Technology
System Administrator, IT Engineering Support
Member of a 4-person team which supports a network of 350+ Sun and
HP workstations used by the VLSI engineering staff as well as
various other hardware including Sun RAID arrays and Network
Appliances. Operating systems include SunOS 4.1.x, Solaris 2.5-7
and HP-UX 10.x and 11.x. Responsibilities (shared by group)
include maintenance and setup of NIS, NFS, printing, and
UNIX-based mail systems.
January 1999 - March 1999, Pilot Network Services, Inc.
Tech I
First-level technical support, including receiving calls from customers,
opening trouble tickets, and troubleshooting customer issues over the phone.
Investigation and resolution of customer issues with proxies, firewalls,
access-control lists, leased lines, and Sun or Intel Hardware in a
multiple-hundred client environment. Troubleshooting of Solaris 2.5.1, 2.6,
and SunOS 4.1.4. Troubleshooting and configuration of cisco routers. Some
Perl programming for the automation of various tasks such as password
generation.
August 1996 - December 1998, IX Development Labs
Systems Programmer
UNIX (Solaris, Linux, OpenBSD) host and network security. C, C++ and Perl
programming (Structured and Object-Oriented). Solaris and Linux system
administration. Sole system/network admin for a small business LAN of 10
servers and 8 workstations. Web-server (Secure/Non-Secure) maintenance and
installation. DNS, NFS, WWW, FTP. Technical writing and documentation of
systems and software.
May 1996 - August 1996, Forest Green Media (since defunct)
Webmaster
Linux and NT administration in a small LAN environment (4 servers, 5
workstations). Shell and Perl scripting for automation of various tasks.
HTML implementation from designs on many several-hundred page websites.
April 1995 - June 1995, Sonoma Interconnect (now Sonic.Net)
Technical Support
Support for a user base of several hundred. Maintenance of system and
related hardware (Modems, routers, terminal servers, etc.). Sales.
INDEPENDENT WORK
Programming of various utilities in C/C++, Perl, Perl/TK. CGI programming.
Network programming, including raw socket programming (Linux). Setup of
personal network which includes dedicated connectivity via ADSL, a
FreeBSD-based firewall (packet filtering), and internal (NATted and proxied)
hosts including an Intel Linux machine (Laptop), a SPARC running
Solaris 2.6 (Workstation, NFS), and DEC Alphas running OpenBSD (WWW, misc).
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