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Operating Systems: IOS, FoundryOS, FreeBSD, Solaris, Linux,
Windows (XP, 2000, 98, 3.1)
Networking: 10/100Base-T, Gigabit Ethernet, Gigabit Copper, T1 - OC-48,
TCP/IP, LAN, WAN, NAT, SNMP, ACLs, BGP4, iBGP, Packet over Sonet,
OSPF, ASLB, HSRP, IOS-SLB, VLAN, STP, VTP.
Cisco: GSR's 12008, 12012, 12016. Cat's, 4900, 5500, 6500(layer 2 &3).
Localdirector, PIX, MSFC. 7500, 2600, 1000, OSR 7600.
Foundry: BigIron, NetIron, ServerIron.
Security Administration: Tcp Wrappers, Tripwire, IP-filtering,
Penetration testing, SecurID, TACACS+, Firewalls(Pix, Checkpoint, FW-1, Gauntlet)
Work History:
Global Network Architect – Microsoft, Mountain View, CA
Jan 2001 - Present
I am responsible for the design and implementation of some of the largest networks on the planet. The Microsoft properties including Hotmail, Passport, Search, Notify, Xbox and HailStorm were my designs. I was one of two primary architects for each property involved in the .NET project. I was the architect in California; the other was in Redmond, WA. This included commuting to Washington several times per month for close to 13 months. I also led a team of 6 architects for customer LAN design. Some customer designed networks were audited by the FBI, FTC and EPIC. LAN design included, “bank-like” security, load balancing, layer 3 switching, IDS systems, Firewalls, and VPNs. During the Passport and Wallet designs, I was bonded by the FBI. I also did WAN design, and merged two AS’s behind one. I also worked with customers such as Citigroup and Ebay for customer links and networks. I also was on the negotiations team for vendors. My specialty was with telco ban
dwidth solutions.
Network Engineer - Google Inc., Mountain View, CA
Dec 1999 to Dec2000
I was part of a team supporting all aspects of corporate and production networks, specializing in Network Engineering. I was the first Neteng at Google, building their network from a single homed 800 machines to 15,000 machines on 2 coasts and 3 datacenters. I evaluated routers, switches, loadbalancers, servers, collocation and bandwidth based on price and performance. I did expansion, policy planning and implementation. I did design and maintenance of 3 datacenter, 15,000 machine, multi-homed network. I also invented and implemented security policies for the network.
Systems/Network Administrator - Hotmail, Sunnyvale, CA
April 1999 to Jan 2000
I maintained, upgraded, and supported one of the top fastest growing networks on the Internet, FreeBSD and Solaris servers. I supported security policy for network. I was responsible for 100% uptime and care of machines. I implemented a site wide upgrade of 4000 machines with minimal downtime. I also configured Cisco local-directors and routers. Maintain multiple peering, multi-homed networks.
Systems Administrator – Cybergate, St. Louis, MO
Apr 1996 to Mar 1999
Performed sendmail to Qmail migration. Administered Solaris, FreeBSD and Linux machines. Supported DS-3 customer links. Managed security policy. Tuned Pix firewall.
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