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HOTTEST SKILLS: unix, journal, perl, chemist, chemistry, molecular, lease, programmer,

solaris, biochemistry, client server, computer science, engineer, fortran, novell,

programming, technical writ, veritas, medical, membrane

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EDUCATION: Post Graduate Work

EXPERIENCE: 13 Years

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Jim P. Schwonek

6012 Galaxie Dr.

Mentor, Ohio 44060

Home: 440-***-****

Email: ***@***.***

Objective:

To secure employment as Senior UNIX System Administrator in a challenging

environment.

Skills:

* Have been a UNIX user on multiple platforms since the beginning of my career

at MIT 13 years ago in 1986. In addition, I have been a paid UNIX

administrator for the past 7 years. My expertise is in HP-UX and DEC UNIX/OSF

but have had sufficient exposure to AIX and Solaris to make the transitionto

these platforms.

* An accomplished C and Tcl/Tk programmer, I am presently an intermediate level

perl scripter. I am very proficient in Bourne, Korn, C, and POSIX shell

programming.

* Am published in scientific journals from my early career and am adept at

technical writing.

Certifications:

Hewlett-Packard Certified UNIX System Administrator in HP-UX, April,

1999

TekMetrics Certificed UNIX System Administrator, May, 1999

Experience:

Eaton Corporation

UNIX Administrator, 1998 - Present

Responsible for system administration of a 15 Hewlett-Packard K, T, and D

machines in a production environment.

Part of a team of administrators in Global Client Server Operations serving

North America and Europe.

Primary support of IT/Operations(Openview and Network Node Manager) for the

Command and Control Center.

Skilled in coding in POSIX, Bourne, Korn, and C shells along with

intermediate skill in Perl 5.0.

Primary support of Logical Volume Manager(LVM) for a 6 TeraByte EMC array

farm.

Secondary support for Veritas Netbackup product.

Secondary support for Solaris Enterprise 4500 servers.

Interfaces well with IS customers and vendors.

Picker International

UNIX Administrator/Programmer, 1997 - 1998

Responsible for projects where C and Tcl/Tk was used.

Skilled in coding in Bourne, and Korn shells along with using sed, awk,

perl, and products.

Developed and supported software building scripts for release engineering

of real-time product.

Supported software releases, code branching and designed and operated

backup schema for several systems.

Administered LAN of a dozen DEC UNIX Alphastations and Personal

Workstations.

Executed and documented Digital UNIX upgrade coincident with new release of

surgery product.

Installed and configured UNIX, NT workstation, NT server, and Windows95

machines. Also installed and supported division web server and mail

server.

Truckstops of America, Inc

.

UNIX Administrator, 1995 - 1997

Administered 120 SVR4 NCR UNIX boxes at truckstops around the countryand

at headquarters in Westlake, Ohio.

Responsible for coding in Bourne and Korn shells. Programmed code to

manipulate financial data feeds in C.

Assist in the installation of a 100 node Frame Relay system to reduce

dependence on UUCP dialup.

Practiced in the installation of UNIX MP-RAS Version 3.0 on NCR Globalyst

S10 and S10-XL machines.

Worked extensively with the help desk and with non-technical personnel in

the field to solve computer problems and minimize downtime.

United Nations Children's Fund

(UNICEF)

UNIX Administrator, 1994 - 1995

Administered two HP9000 servers in an Internet connected LAN at UNICEF in

New York City.

Assisted in the transition from mainframe to HP-UX in both productionand

environments.

Programmed a print engine to serve as a printing queue and printer selector

for both Headquarters and the satellite office in the Netherlands.

Assisted the Network Manager with the Novell Server and cc:Mail (including

routing to UNIX mail.)

Case Western Reserve University Medical School

UNIX Administrator, 1992 - 1994

Administered a small LAN of Silicon Graphics Iris's and Indigo's within a

LAN of the CWRU Intranet in the Department of Physiology and

Biophysics.

Assisted Professor in Molecular Dynamics calculations by means of modifying

a commercial dynamics program in FORTRAN.

Co-authored six scholarly articles concerning the use of analytical NMR

with molecular dynamics of

bipolar lipids in membranes and protein muscle tissues. These articles

appeared in Biochemistry, Biophysical Journal, and the Journal of

Biological Chemistry,

Presented a poster on Computerized Molecular Dynamics and Nuclear Magnetic

Resonance at the Biophysical Society's Annual Conference in Washington

D.C.

Education:

Cleveland State University,

Graduate Student in Computer Science, 1998 -

Present

Case Western Reserve University,

Non-degree student, 1992 - 1994

Undergrad and grad courses in pre-med and biochemistry.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

Bachelor of Science, Physics, 1990

Sigma Pi Sigma National Honor Society, Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Program, Published one paper in Journal of Physics Students.

Benedictine High School,

College Preparatory Diploma, 1986

Valedictorian, Dean's List for 8 semesters, National Honor Society, Beta

Kappa award, winner of physics achievement awards among a dozen other

awards of merit.

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