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Jamie Yukes
4120 Brooklyn Ave NE #201
Seattle, WA 98105-6228
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Experience
Senior Systems AnalystAirborne Express
May 98
- June 99Seattle, WA
Served in a senior group of 12 individuals that was responsible for researching and
piloting
new ideas.I
advised over the following technologies: UNIX (administration, development, security),
network
(filters, inbound/outbound proxy, load balancing, management, monitoring, routing),
security
(audit,
authentication, encryption, firewall, intrusion detection, system hardening), services
(email,
file transfer,
names, web).Acted as an internal consultant to various groups, including Libra(DOS,
Pascal
product
development), Lightship (Win, VB product development), Internet Shipper (ASP VB
development),
DSS (UNIX development, support), LanOPS (Netware support).I have listed a few projects
that had
significant impact:
- Rewrote Shipment Tracker package (unix, c/c++, hllapi), reducing transactiontime by
over
30%,
increasing capacity, error handling, and achieved 99% reliability.(airborne.com/trace)
- Wrote a firewall analysis tool (cgi, php3, c/c++, perl, custom database) that produced
comprehensive reports on employee Internet usage.Managers now receive reports about their
employees' usage, including Internet usage policy violations. (ns2.airborne.com/report)
- Wrote a secure file transfer suite (php3, perl, c/c++) to transfer billing/payment
records
over HTTPS
to a backend FTP server.Customers no longer need to dial in and painfully transfer files
at
modem
speeds.(ecgateway.airborne.com)
- Wrote a web frontend for DNS editing and administration (php3, perl, sql, custom db,
tacacs+,
javascript, dhtml, css).
- Headed a network management initiative involving technologies such as RMON, SNMP, IDS,
and
sniffers.The solution involved a combination of CiscoWorks, Managewise, Netview, Network
General
sniffers, NFR, Tivoli, mrtg, ntop, rrdtool, and various custom written tools (c/c++,
perl,
socket, snmp).
- Researched various TCP/IP implementations, and wrote various experimental programs,
including
new protocols using raw sockets, protocol encapsulation, optimized name resolution
routines,
intelligent
HTTP proxy, remote application detection.(Win32, Linux, OpenBSD, Solaris, c/c++, perl)
Senior ProgrammerBrigham Young University
August 97
- April 98Provo, UT
Developed a comprehensive network suite.Secured workstations by writing a replacement
Explorer
and Task Manager.Restrict lower level access via keyboard hooks, and passwords.Wrote a
remote
logging facility, network and host status monitoring for centralized management.Wrote a
Win32
daemon that provides system access through TCP/IP for enhanced remote
administration.Wrote a
UNIX daemon that monitors connected workstations (SNMP, ICMP), provides usage statistics,
and
alarms on unexpected behavior.Great attention given to detail and possible security
weaknesses.
(win32/unix, c/c++, perl, socket, thread, snmp, daemon)
Network AnalystSecure Network Technology
January 97
- August 97Las Vegas, NV
Responsibilities included software development, LAN/WAN analysis and design, penetration
auditing,
and firewall implementation.Auditing consists of live, network and host
analysis.Highlights
included
100% penetration rate, with most attempts unnoticed.Software development usingC and Perl
to
harden operating systems and provide active network monitoring.Network design consisted
of
detailed
analysis of throughput, bottlenecks, and vulnerabilities in existing networks,and the
implementation of
safe, efficient, monitored networks.(unix, c/c++, perl, kernel)
Network AdministratorScion Computers
April 96
- January 97Las Vegas, NV
Responsibilities included firewall implementation, security auditing, network design,
server
administration, CSU/DSU installation, router configuration, NetWare migration,NT
deployment,
and
custom development.Developed an Internet connectivity standard for the State of Nevada
using
NT4.0
server (WWW/SMTP/PROXY), a NetWare IP/IPX gateway, Cisco routers, and a Motorola
CSU/DSU.
Consulting
1999Wrote an application suite (c, perl, php3) to manage website hosting.Its
functionality
mimics that of Geocities.An Apache module was designed to increase url performance.
Authentication is synchronized via external hooks to a central store.
(
Brigham Young University - University Computing Services
)
1998Wrote CGI libraries (c, perl) for user authentication that silently connected to a
remote TCP server for password verification; implemented MD5 encryption.
(
Brigham Young University
- Computer Science Department)
1998Wrote a CGI suite (perl) that performed secure, online voting.After strong
authentication, a combination of DBM and flatdatabases recorded demographic
information and tallied votes.Scripts provided timely, statistical election updates.
(
Brigham Young University - University Computing Services
)
1998Wrote UNIX wrapper (perl) that allowed certain users privileged access for
systemmaintenance, utilizing secure programming techniques.
(
Brigham Young University
- Computer Science Department)
1997
Performed system administration of a heterogeneous network (AppleTalk, IPX,
TCP/IP) with clients running HP/UX, Irix, System 7, Win95, and WindowsNT.
Maintained large HP9000, Netware 3/4, SGI PowerChallenge, and Windows NT
Server.Applied latest patches and installed SSH to improve security.
(
Brigham Young University
- Math Department)
1997Wrote a NT/UNIX account synchronization mechanism that consisted ofa Win32
telnetd (C updated via UNIX administration scripts (expect, perl), that
interfaced with a mSQL database.Emphasis on network and system security.
(
Brigham Young University
- Math Department)
1997
Wrote a CGI suite (perl) that performed secure, online credit card purchasing.
Suite stored user information in databases, and activated requested services upon
successful credit card authorization. (Junglemail)
1996
- 1997Designed heterogeneous 10/100Mbps 400 node copper LAN, with a fiber
backbone.Servers and critical segments were switched, and departments were
subnetworked.A Cisco 2513 routed IP and IPX, protected networks via ACLs,
and provided Internet access through a secure proxy server.(Clark County School District)
1995
- 1996Performed network administration, risk assessment, and security auditing for a
large brokerage firm.Designed a secure, remote access facility for scalable, batch
transfers that automated stock trading.System administration of AIX, OS/2, and
Windows NT servers.(Prudential Securities)
1995
- 1998Developed dynamic web content (HTML, Javascript, CGI) for various clients.
(AccessNV, CTD, Cyberdyne, Infinet, Giftworks, RSCECAT)
Projects
- While studying network security, I researched the weaknesses of IPv4 (and how IPv6
addresses them), and various methods of using IPSEC, including S/WAN.I stay upto date
on operating system and network vulnerabilities, and have authored vulnerabilities for
FTP
(Wu-Ftpd 2.4.2), INN (Innd 1.5), and Windows 95 (OOB.)
- While studying sockets, threads, and processes, I wrote a telnetd, inetd, identd, and
httpd.
(c, c++, JAVA, perl)
- While studying artificial intelligence, I wrote a chess program that competes online,
and has
demonstrated 'EXPERT' playing ability. (pascal, c)
- While studying operating system internals, I became familiar with the Linux kernel, and
developed instructive applications that demonstrated memory allocation, threadscheduling,
and various methods of interprocess communication. (c, JAVA)
Education
Brigham Young
UniversityProvo, UT
Computer Science / Mathematics
Major
Honors ProgramGPA 3.5
Presentations
"IPv4 strengths and weaknesses"Yukes, J. R.Speaker at Seattle 2600 meeting.
Seattle, WA.Seattle 2600.August 7, 1998.
"UNIX Security."Yukes, J. R.Invited lecturor for the 1998 Information Security
Workshop.UNIX Users Group.Provo, UT.March 26, 1998.
"Network Security."Yukes, J. R.Keynote speaker for a Brigham Young University
Customer Support Representative Meeting.Provo, UT.March 18, 1998.
"Understanding TCP/IP"Yukes, J. R.Invited speaker for Network Communications.
Provo, UT.March 17, 1998.
"Intranet Security."Yukes, J. R.Special presentation given to a large hospitalinreaction
to a system compromise.Las Vegas, NV.June 17th, 1997.
"Internet Security."Yukes, J. R.Invited speaker for employee education at an
Internet Service Provider.Las Vegas, NV.Mar 23rd, 1997.
"WAN Security."Yukes, J. R.Invited speaker for a large corporation addressing several
security weaknesses.Las Vegas, NV.January 22nd, 1997.
Skills and Certification
3COM Star:Completed 200 hours of hands-on, network design training and passed several
exams for this certification.
Networking:
CablingCategory 345 UTP, Fiber, ThickNET, and ThinNET
HardwareAccess Concentrator, Agent, Bridge, Cache, CSU/DSU, Firewall,
Hub, Load balancer, NIC, Router, Switch, Transceiver
LAN10BaseT/2/5, 100BaseTX/T4, FDDI, Token Ring
Protocols
Layer 2ATM, Ethernet, Frame Relay, HDLC, PPP, X.25
Layer 3BGP, EIGRP, HSRP, IP, IPX/SPX, RARP, SNA
Layer 4ARP, ICMP, NetBIOS, RIP, SAP, TCP, UDP
ServicesDOMAIN, FTP, HTTP, NIS, NFS, RPC, SMTP, SNMP
WANDS3, Frame Relay, ISDN, T1, T3, X.25
Operating Systems:
BSDBsdi 2.x 3.0, FreeBSD 2.x 3.0-SNAP, OpenBSD, SunOS
CiscoIOS 10.x 11.x
MicrosoftDOS, Win3.x, Win95, WinNT 3.5x 4.0
NovellNetware 2.2 3.x 4.x
SysVAIX 4.x, HP/UX 9.x 10.x, Irix 5.x, Linux, OSF1, Solaris
XwinAfterstep, Fvwm, Mwm, Twm, X11 R5 R6
Programming:
C/C++Strong object oriented design with specialization in BSD Sockets, Interprocess
Communication,
Memory Access, Signals, and Threads, utilizing secure programming techniques.
ExpectWrote scripts to automate interactive tasks, including an automated account
creation
system that
synchronized NT-UNIX.
JavaObject oriented development aiming for quick deployment because of its inherent
portability.Wrote a network arcade game, while studying IPC, Sockets, Threads.
PascalWrote a program that plays expert level chess, while studying
artificialintelligence.
PerlAdvanced development to ease administration tasks, such as parsing logfiles, system
auditing, and
test network connectivity.
PHP3Rapid web development integrating latest HTML technologies such as DHTML, CSS, and
Javascript.
SQLDatabase implementation for controlled data access and reliability.Uses include
inventory
tracking,
network host control, and product registration.
Tcl/TkScripting to produce timely GUI applications, X11 development.
References and Source Code available upon request.
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