Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2001 12:36:34 -0400 From: "Joseph Gleason" <clash@tasam.com> To: <freebsd-jobs@freebsd.org> Subject: Looking for position in Nothern Virginia Message-ID: <002801c10895$5176e420$0d2d2d0a@battleship>
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I am currently looking for any technical or interesting work in the northern
Virginia area, especially Fairfax county.
I would love a job where I could use FreeBSD. I have been in charge of a
24/7 FreeBSD operation since '97 with my own company (sorta like a large
hobby). I also have a good amount of networking experience. I recently
passed the CCNA exam and I am working on CCNP.
My resume is attached. Thanks for your time and attention.
Joseph Gleason
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Joseph J. Gleason
2442 Alsop Ct.
Reston, VA 20191-3046
Cell: +1 202-285-8884 (preferred)
Home: +1 703-860-3607
Fax: +1 208-692-1464
Email: joe@fireduck.com
Objective:
To retain a rewarding and challenging job in computer networking or =
support.
Education:
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Blacksburg, VA)
Bachelor's in Computer Science (In Progress)
- Relevant classes: Introduction to C++, Introduction to Data =
Structures,=20
Object-Oriented Programming, Data Structures,=20
and Digital Picture Processing
- Taking at least a year off to gain work experience and keep skills
current.
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
=20
Currently self-training for CCNP and MCSE
Work Experience:
04/1995 - 06/1999=20
World Data Network (Reston, VA) Computer Technician
=20
I was hired to ease the load of the beleaguered technical staff of a =
small BBS. As the company progressed from BBS to ISP, my=20
responsibilities grew.
=20
In the last 18 months there I was in charge of most of the network
infrastructure; Ethernet LAN, Dial-Up remote access hardware=20
(USR Total Control), Cisco routers, Linux Redhat web and mail =
servers,
Windows NT 4.0 web Servers, Dial-in customer databases. I also
did many hours of end user phone support.
09/1997 - Present
Tasam, Inc. (Fairfax Station, VA) President
This is a company started by a few friends and I. We sell Unix =
shell
accounts, web hosting, email boxes, co-location and UNIX consulting
services. We run the company in our spare time as a large and =
interesting
hobby. Since its inception, I have been responsible and directly =
involved=20
with all of the following:
- FreeBSD server administration (DNS, email, user accounts, =
security,
networking, web server, network monitoring, etc.)
- End user support (via email and phone)
- Accounting (billing, payment processing, record keeping)
- Management (policy decisions, negotiations with service =
providers, etc.)
06/2000 - 01/2001
eFront Media (Costa Mesa, CA) Network Engineer
I was responsible primarily for the planning of future web server =
farms=20
and developing software to manage them. I had to consider such =
things=20
as load balancing, redundancy, webpage updates, security, etc.
I was also in charge of a team conducting a security audit of =
existing=20
web servers and establishing security and password policies.
I was also responsible for the office LAN and phone system. This =
included
cabling, network layout, desktop support, office internet access,=20
Windows 2000 server administration, and FreeBSD nat/proxy system
administration.
While working there I designed and implemented a cross-platform =
server
monitoring tool that would collect vital server statistics =
(processes,=20
drive space, uptime, etc), analyze the information, and send out =
warnings
and alerts as appropriate.
=20
Computer Skills/Knowledge:
- TCP/IP Administration, Subnetting, Routing
- Layered approach to networking troubleshooting (OSI Model)
- Unix Servers (especially FreeBSD)
- Good working knowledge of various protocols (DHCP, DNS, SMTP, POP3, =
IMAP,=20
HTTP, FTP, TFTP, ARP, UDP, TCP, ICMP, NTP)
- Windows 2000 and NT servers
- Windows 95/98/2000 Desktops
- WAN/LAN topology, cabling, management and design considerations
- Cisco routers and switches
- C/C++ Programming and object oriented design
- Unix Shell Scripting
- Networking monitoring (Via custom scripts, Whats Up, Netsaint or =
manually)
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