Kara,
Do you have any details on the areas and scoe for this work. I've attached
my resume.
Dave Stokes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> We're looking for a few good sysadmins who are interested in working on
> the development of the Level 2 certification.
>
> Individuals will be independant contractors, responsible for short term
> project (8 - 16 hours over 3 weeks) and will be compensated $400 - $800USD
> total for the project.
>
> Individuals should be experienced in mid and upper level Linux system
> administration, and be able to document the tasks and responsibilities of
> Level 2 sysadmins. Good writing skills in the English language necessary.
>
> If you are interested, please send email and your resume in text format to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] today. We're starting this project this week.
>
> Thank-you.
>
> - Kara
>
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> Kara Pritchard, RHCE Phone: 618-398-7360
> Asst Dir for Program Development [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Author, RHCE Exam Cram [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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David M Stokes
1411 Stone Lakes Drive
Southlake, TX 76092
214-706-1583 work
817-421-8084 home
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
March 1998 - Present Network Systems Analyst, Infinite/UHW Corporation
Carrollton, TX
UNIX System Administration work at a Raytheon site in Arlington, Texas.
Sun, SGI, Network Appliance, and Linux systems support in a four building
campus. Also developed websites, installed mail servers, DHCP servers,
and developed applications for other UHW clients. Major part of Y2K
compliance actions. Created open source tool Lanlord to track DHCP leases.
May 1995 February 1998 Sr. Internet Analyst (Webmaster), American
Heart Association, Dallas TX
Developed from scratch initial web services of a world class Website
that was voted as one of the top 50 Internet sites by Webmaster
Magazine in 1997. Installed high speed Internet access, firewall, and
Internet services. Works with a staff of nine in maintaining the web
site. Currently managing Website for affiliated organizations
(www.isfc.org, www.iahf.org, and www.globalcardiology.org), Internet
e-mail service, Domain Name Services, monitors network and server
activity, and acts as general technical resource. Started original AHA
Intranet to support field fund raising activities and reporting.
Creation of JavaScript, Java applets and servlets, and CGI (Perl, C,
Java, and TCL) programs to support websites. Main web server has over
5,000 pages with the Netscape enterprise Server on a SGI Challenge S
and other sites are on a SGI INDY and a Linux/Intel system using
Apache.
February to May 1995 - Technical Support, Anixter, Dallas TX
Hotline support for internal sales staff on Ethernet, token ring, Wide
Area Networks, Local Area Networks with an emphasis on Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP). Extensive training on Bay Networks, Ascend,
and SUN networking products. Used Sun Sparc-10 for HP Openview,
Optivity, Sun Net Manager and other network management support.
December 1993 - January 1995 Network Support, General Atomics, San
Diego CA
WAN administration of a 1,500 node TCP/IP network. Established Gopher
and Intranet services. Heavy emphasis on routers and SNMP. Managed
Cisco Routers, Sun and Intel based network management stations, Mac
and PC connectivity (TCP/IP, NFS, and Novell), and managed various
pieces of network hardware such as switches, hubs, and Internet
connection. Implemented network switches and dial up PPP services.
Limited VTAM support duties. Evaluated networking software products and
provided second tier software support.
February 1993 - November 1993 Unix Administrator, HNC Software, San
Diego CA
UNIX Administrator for small neural network company developing mainly
on Sun Sparcs and IBM AIX systems. Established Internet connection,
streamlined data backup procedures, and supported PC and Mac network
connectivity. Heavy NIS, NIS+, NFS, automounter, and backup
responsibilities.
September 1991 - February 1993 Unix Administrator, ORINCON, San Diego
CA
UNIX System Administrator in a secure research lab. Experience with
SUN, SGI, and Solbourne UNIX systems. Kernel tuning, automounter, NIS,
NFS, and software updates for custom anti-submarine warfare
applications. Streamlined file system maintenance, established secure
modem communications, and tailored operating systems for optimal
performance. Responsible for network operation within lab as well as a
general resource for company operations.
October 1988 - September 1991 Computer Manager, Xerox/Xsoft, San
Diego CA
Managed staff of 3-5 responsible for computer and network operations
for an electronic publishing development group. Performed UNIX,
Internet and VAX/VMS administration. Established Internet connection
and worked with other Xerox units to coordinated interoffice network
traffic. Implemented ISO OSI network protocols. Managed Sun, Xerox,
IBM and Digital servers and workstations along with supporting data
networks. Supported development and testing environments for site.
Performed extensive testing on prototype equipment and software
products.
December 1980 - September 1988 Operations Coordinator, University of
San Diego
Managed VAX/VMS and UNIX (DEC Ultrix, AT&T and Pyramid) systems and
TCP/IP network. Experience with broadband networks, DECsystem-10s, DEC
PDP-11/60, PCs and Macintoshes. Supported early NFS Internet expansion
activities and managed UUCP connections. Experience with both Ethernet
(baseband) and Sytek (broadband) networks. Started at second shift
operation and then progressed to System Programmer. Developed Bourne
and C-shell scripts for student computer account management.
Education:
MBA, University of San Diego, 1985
BBA, University of San Diego, 1983 with Computer Science Minor
Systems:
UNIX (BSD, System V, Linux, SunOS, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, Linux, IRIX,
Ultrix and others)
VAX/VMS and OpenVMS
DECsystem-10 and PDP-11
Various microcomputers and OS
Languages:
Java, JavaScript, Perl, Python C++, C, Forth, Basic, Fortran, Cobol, Assembler
(68K, PDP-11, PDP-10), HTML, GTK, TCL/Tk and others.
Also:
Samba, Postgresql, MySQL, Apache, IP Chains, and firewalls.
RHCE -- Redhat (Linux) Certified Engineer
Member of the North Texas Linux User Group.
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