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CHARLES BREWSTER
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Title: Senior Engineer
EDS Start Date: 12\79 Phone: 972-***-****
Education: Technical School
UNIX System Administration, Interconnecting LANs, Distributed
Applications, LAN Protocol Architecture's, LAN Architecture's, Data
Center Migrations, SNA Network Protocols, UNIX / NT Platform
Engineering, and PC Configurations.
OBJECTIVE
Qualify and develop opportunities that deliver information technology
services, which satisfy the business objective of Distributed Systems
Integration. EDUCATION
1996 Supporting Microsoft Windows NT 3.51 1996 UNIX Forum at
University of California, Santa Cruz 1995 Cisco's Networkers 1994
Sun's Advanced System Administration 1993 Sun's Shell Programming 1992
Network 1 Interconnecting LANs 1992 Network 1 Distributed Applications
1992 Network 1 LAN Protocol Architecture's 1992 Network 1 LAN
Architecture's 1992 Network 1 LAN Theory 1989 Quality Education System
Training 1989
Datacomm Group - X.25 Packet Switching Protocol 1989 The
American Institute - Hands On X.25 1986 Effective Business Writing
1983 Racal Milgo - CMS Operator Training 1982 Timeplex - T-96 Seminar
1979-80 Electronic Data Systems - Operation Program Development
1979
Texas Institute
- Computer Operations 1978 Big Bend Community College
1978
Military Primary Noncommissioned Officer Training 1976 Military
Advanced Individual Training
1973-76 Henderson High School
EXPERIENCE
1979
-PresentElectronic Data Systems Corporation
(E.D.S.)
1996
Distributed Systems Integration:
1996
Senior Engineer: Assumes major technical responsibility and
demostrates a solid working knowledg in project planning and solving
engineering problems. Provides technical guidance and leadership
across a broad segment of the industry.
1995
-96Lead Engineer for Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems
(
MERS
), Inc. A design of UNIX Oracle database servers Citrix WinFrame
server, and Microsoft NT office automation servers to allow mortgage
companies to register and track mortgage rights Lead Engineer for
Total Petroleum desktop support and Distributed Systems Management
deal. Platform Engineer for Sprint Spectrum where EDS design various
UNIX servers for mission critical applications for a startup company.
1991
-96Advanced Network Engineer: Planning, investigating, designing,
and implementing physical and logical communication networks impacting
multiple sites. Works with team members, end customer's, and vendors
to define, analyze, and provide solutions for the customer's voice,
data, and image communications requirements. Provides research and
recommendations for the incorporation of current regulatory climates,
trends, and issues in communications projects
.
1992-94 System
Administrator
for UNIX and Novell servers in the Client/Server
Technology Center. UNIX experience with Suns OS 4.1.3, Solaris 2.3,
Hewlett Packard UX-9.0.3, IBM AIX, UnixWare 4.2SVR, and AT&T System VI
Rel. 4.
1992
-94 Designed and implemented the Client/Server Technology Center
for Applied Engineering South. Design consist of a base structure of 5
different UNIX platforms and Novell 3.11 & 3.12 server over 10BaseT
category 5 cable plant with and FDDI backbone.
1984
-92Network Access Engineer: Plans, designs and implements data
telecommunications systems supporting data networks. Provides the
technical design, guidance and evaluation of transmission control
media, plans; implements and coordinates support for major corporation
upgrades and new business involving large and small scale
telecommunication requirements.
1989
-90 Design and implemented the move of M-TECH's Princeton, NJ.
Data Center telecommunications
to the new Mt. Laurel, NJ. Data Center.
1989
Design and implemented the foreign network for Freeport McMoran
INC.
1988 Design and implemented the consolidation of General Motor's
Fisher Guide Division plants located in Columbus, Oh., Trenton, NJ.,
and Syracuse, NY.
1986-88 Design and implementation of migrating General Motors
applications into 14 EDS' Information Processing Centers.
1985
-86 Designed and implemented the telecommunication room for EDS'
first northern region print center in Troy, Mi., the telecommunication
room for EDS' Charlotte Information Processing Center, and the move of
EDS' Cuna Data South Data Center to the Charlotte Information
Processing Center.
1984
-85NCD Advance Course Instructor: Instructor for subject, FEP's,
Modems, and Circuits. The scope of the course is to provide the
information necessary to design and install data communication
projects that require FEP's, control units, network diagnostic,
modems, and circuits.
1983
-84 Richardson Information Center Back Office: Tracked and
documented all incoming and outgoing circuits and hardware. Tested and
install all incoming equipment and circuits. Implemented the
installation of new customers to EDS' CICS online transaction system.
1981
-83Network Communication Technician: Monitors and controls the
performance and status of the network resources. Identified and
diagnose problems affecting network performance using software and
hardware. Coordinated problem resolution with customers, vendors, and
support groups.
1980
-81Customer Information Control System Operator: Monitor
teleprocessing CICS online systems to ensure customer availability and
system up time.
1979-80 Operation Program Development: Participates in programmed
instruction, class room training and developmental training in
multiple account network and/or Information Processing Center. All
geared toward developing the technical skills necessary to become a
computer operator.
1979 Honorable Discharge U.S. Army
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