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Internet Consulting Strengths : Work Experience
Over 10 years’ hands-on-knowledge: managing and directing regional Field Support and Service Desk IT staff in high-profile research science, emergency support and publishing environments.
Key management stake holder: handling all enterprise/client technical budgets, issues, projects, strategies, procurements, licensing, Sarbanes Oxley Compliance (SOX) and support/maintenance/service level agreements; both issued and signed.
Comprehensive-expert knowledge of the use, maintenance and development/scripting of online and desktop accounting, fixed-asset-inventory, help-desk and emergency support dynamic-database applications using the Raiser’s Edge, ADP Payroll systems and wide array of Open Source applications/script technologies that I also develop, program, and script from scratch.
Intimately familiar with configuring Wide Area Network Attached Storage (NAS) for near-line, offline, Business Continuity Preparedness (BCP), Disaster Recovery (DR), and SOX compliant storage demands. With an emphasis on both Terrestrial and Satellite communication protocols. Very familiar with cutting-edge enterprise data library systems: to include advanced-robotic Optical, Disk and Tape storage systems, some still in enterprise use after 10 years - today.
More than a decade of experience developing, maintaining, scripting and supporting Great Plains, FRX, File Maker Pro, ADP Payroll Processing, PHP, SQL, Publishing and Graphic Design and Photography database applications and IT systems for specialized business demands.
Highly entrepreneurial, resourceful and flexible individual with a solid track record of achieving the highest IT performance, management and programming appraisal ratings.
As acting Telecommunications and Information Systems Supervisor (T&IS) for the Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC) head quarters in Virginia, my day-to-day responsibilities where in supervising corporate head quarters network operations and database application development and when activated: Or within 4 hours notice, I was responsible for assembling and supervising surprise drills and real time emergencies that happened anywhere on North American soil and sea. As rapid response Telecommunications & Information Systems Supervisor I participated in drills and real emergencies from coast to North American coast.
While working for MSRC, at almost any cost, during a call-out it was my team’s responsibility to provide and sustain as quickly as possible the vital on scene telecommunications between our client(s),
Government agencies, Coast Guard and local communities being affected by the emergency spill or practice drill at hand. Most of my field teams were comprised of inactive Special Forces and retired oil industry communications personnel.
Prior to MSRC and for nearly 7 years, I was the Network Manager for the Economist Group specialty magazine, Roll Call Newspaper covering Capitol Hill. Under my technical direction Roll Call dramatically expanded its news coverage, web presence and profits to become its most successful ever.
With internal staff and outside contractors, I was responsible for the quality and service of Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) servers, web servers and Business Continuity Preparedness (BCP). At Roll Call Newspaper I developed, maintained and supported a wider array of enterprise web site methods, reports and solutions in-house as you list in your skills and ability requirement’s statement. Furtherance to this technical experience, I gained a wealth of knowledge about how our larger parent company’s Economist, CFO and The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU.com) more successfully operate.
Prior to joining Roll Call, I managed LAN Support Team Coordination for the Human Genome Research Project at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland. While at NIH I was responsible for the teams of programmers and technicians responsible for supporting the Genome Project's Information Technology and application’s programming needs. The Human Genome Project is widely regarded as charting the most significant scientific discovery, The Human Genome.
My career objective is to work with established firms where I can apply my technical skills enabling me to reach my full potential and realize the benefits of a productive association.
As acting Telecommunications and Information Systems Supervisor (T&IS) for the Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC) head quarters in Virginia, my day-to-day responsibilities where in supervising corporate head quarters network operations and database application development and when activated: Or within 4 hours notice, I was responsible for assembling and supervising surprise drills and real time emergencies that happened anywhere on North American soil and sea. As rapid response Telecommunications & Information Systems Supervisor I participated in drills and real emergencies from coast to North American coast. While working for MSRC, at almost any cost, during a call-out it was my team’s responsibility to provide and sustain as quickly as possible the vital on scene telecommunications between our client(s), Government agencies, Coast Guard and local communities being affected by the emergency spill or practice drill at hand. Most of my field teams were comprised of inactive Special Forces and retired oil industry communications personnel. Prior to MSRC and for nearly 7 years, I was the Network Manager for the Economist Group specialty magazine, Roll Call Newspaper covering Capitol Hill. Under my technical direction Roll Call dramatically expanded its news coverage, web presence and profits to become its most successful ever. With internal staff and outside contractors, I was responsible for the quality and service of Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) servers, web servers and Business Continuity Preparedness (BCP). At Roll Call Newspaper I developed, maintained and supported a wider array of enterprise web site methods, reports and solutions in-house as you list in your skills and ability requirement’s statement. Furtherance to this technical experience, I gained a wealth of knowledge about how our larger parent company’s Economist, CFO and The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU.com) more successfully operate. Prior to joining Roll Call, I managed LAN Support Team Coordination for the Human Genome Research Project at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland. While at NIH I was responsible for the teams of programmers and technicians responsible for supporting the Genome Project's Information Technology and application’s programming needs. The Human Genome Project is widely regarded as charting the most significant scientific discovery, The Human Genome. My career objective is to work with established firms where I can apply my technical skills enabling me to reach my full potential and realize the benefits of a productive association.
WORK EXPERIENCE
eRedux.com
Founder
http://www.eRedux.com eRedux.com, empowering Americans and their communities to become more Earth-friendly with online Social Networking tools, local Community resources and engaging Socio-Environmental statistics©. eRedux.com currently offers each local community in the United States its own personalized set of online tools centered on the individuals’ own Community & Environment.
We built eredux.com to help empower Americans to “Go Green” by providing communities with the tools and resources necessary to foster, organize, and maintain neighborhood-level social networking around the topic of local environmental pro-action.
Each American community has its own local blog space, its own local interactive events calendar, and interactive graphics that track local resources and socio-environmental statistics that are designed to draw visitors in. We aim to have each visitor discover and stick with new, old, and necessary changes that will help preserve the entire Earth's Environment.
The Marine Spill Response Corporation
Telecommunications & Information Systems Supervisor, Webmaster & First Responder
Virginia Headquarters — North America — 2006 - 2007
http://www.msrc.org MSRC is an independent, non-profit, national spill response company dedicated to rapid response. MSRC's capabilities include a large inventory of vessels, equipment, and trained personnel, complemented by a large contractor workforce in numerous locations in the continental U.S., Hawaii, and the Caribbean. MSRC also provides dedicated access to alternative response technologies such as in situ burn kits and aerial and vessel dispersant spraying.
The Economist
Network Manager
Roll Call Newspaper — Washington, DC — 2000 - 2006
http://www.RollCall.com
Since 1955, Roll Call’s mission has been to deliver superior coverage of the people, politics, process and policy on Capitol Hill. With accurate, unbiased reporting, Roll Call has earned a level of credibility unparalleled in Washington and beyond.
The Human Genome Research Project
Local Area Network Team Manager
National Institutes' of Health — Bethesda, Maryland — 1997 - 2000
http://www.genome.gov
The Human Genome Project (HGP) was one of the great feats of exploration in history - an inward voyage of discovery rather than an outward exploration of the planet or the cosmos; an international research effort to sequence and map all of the genes - together known as the genome - of members of our species, Homo sapiens. Completed in April 2003, the HGP gave us the ability to, for the first time, to read nature's complete genetic blueprint for building a human being.
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