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Robert
C. McDermott
3020
Steilacoom Blvd. #6
Steilacoom,
WA. 98388
(253)
589-2836
robert.mcdermott@us.army.mil
OBJECTIVE
To
obtain a challenging position as a system/network
administrator of a Windows NT/2000, BackOffice, LAN/WAN
environment, or suitable opportunity based on my
qualifications and experience.
SUMMARY
OF QUALIFICATION
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11
years of professional experience in both electronics and
information systems technology.
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Strong
background in electronics troubleshooting, technical
support, computer
hardware/software and LAN/WAN administration.
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Proficient
in DOS, Windows 9X, NT Workstation 4.0, NT Server 4.0,
Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000
Server, Red Hat Linux, Office 97/2000,
Access
97/2000, Exchange Server 5.5, MS Proxy 2.0, DNS, WINS,
DHCP and IIS 4.0, some experience
with SQL SERVER 7.0.
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Strong
knowledge of Ethernet, TCP/IP, and network hardware.
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Experience
with Cisco routers and switches.
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Visual
Basic 5.0/6.0 front-ends for Access and SQL Server
Databases.
EXPERIENCE
May
99 to August 2000
Allied
Forces Northern Europe (NATO) Brunssum, The Netherlands
(Holland)
System
/ Network Administrator
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System
Administrator in a NATO wide Windows NT Domain.
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Implemented
a caching proxy server to monitor Internet access and
filter non-mission related traffic.
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Diagramed
and documented entire network to aid in network
troubleshooting
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Implemented
a system cloning process to speed the deployment /
replacement of workstations.
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Moved
company from distributed data model to a centralized model
to facilitate data security and backup operations.
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Installed
and configured a Red Hat Linux firewall to protect network
from outside attacks.
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Implemented
a remote control solution across the network to enable
help desk personnel to remotely fix many users problems.
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Lead
administrator for NATO in operation “Combined Endeavor
2000.” A large information systems interoperability
exercise in which 40 European nations participated.
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Tested
a prototype command and control system for NATO (ADC2S,
Ace Deployable, Command and Control System).
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Briefed
the Prototype command and control system (ADC2S) to
several high-ranking NATO officials.
June
89 to May 99
U.S.
ARMY
Assistant
Information Systems Security Officer / Assistant
Information Management Officer
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Responsible
for the maintenance and security of company computers and
network equipment.
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Designed
and deployed a LAN in the company’s electronic
maintenance facility.
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Automated
the electronic maintenance sections production control
system by developing an Access database with a front-end
written in Visual Basic 5.0. It provided work order entry,
receipts, invoices, query, and reporting functions.
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Migrated
the company from Microsoft Mail to Microsoft Exchange
Server.
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Instructed
users how to use the network and their Outlook mail
client.
Shop
Foreman
Section Leader
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Supervised
7 radio technicians.
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Responsible
for sections production control.
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Counseled
personnel and wrote monthly evaluation reports.
Squad
Leader
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Directly
responsible for the conduct, performance, training and
welfare of 15 personnel.
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Counseled
personnel and wrote monthly evaluation reports.
Communication
Security (COMSEC) custodian
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Safeguarded
all classified material in the company.
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Secured
computer and telephony communications using National
Security Agency (NSA) approved encryption devices and
keying material.
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Troubleshot
and repaired encryption devices in accordance with NSA
guidelines.
Radio
Technician
EDUCATION
Microsoft
Certified Professional (MCP)
MCP ID# 1365078
Associate
in Technology degree
Pierce College, WA
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Graduated
August 98
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GPA
3.49
U.S.
Army Standardized Comsec Custodians Course (SCCC) May 96
U.S.
Army Basic Non-Commissioned Officers Course (BNCOC) August 95
U.S.
Army Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC) February 93
U.S.
Army Advanced Individual Training, Radio / Comsec Technician
(35E) April 90
SECURITY
CLEARANCE
Maintained
a SECRET security
clearance for duration of military service.
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