Sean Nelson

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Huntsville, AL 35805 ac16rl@r.postjobfree.com

Objective: Obtain full time position that will allow for further development of managerial and technical skills.

Comments: PMP, ITIL v3 Foundation Certification. Currently hold a Secret Clearance. US Citizen. Able to relocate and able to travel 100% of the time.

Education:

Stevens Institute of Technology

Hoboken NJ

Major: Computer Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering May 1998

Work Experience:

DXC / Hewlett Packard Enterprise Services November 2014 – Present

Huntsville Al 35805

Project Manager 4 on FDA Account

Managed multiple projects in support of FDA network infrastructure and database needs. Risk Manager for program. Maintained program project roadmap of all existing projects and new opportunities. Responsible for financial analysis and reporting of monthly status to customer.

Project Manager 2/3 on NASA ACES account

Managed up to seven projects simultaneously that involved separate geographically diverse project teams to successful completion. Lead team for the review and assessment of cloud based Backup and Recovery solution for NASA end users to address shortcomings in current solution. Considered MS Azure, Commvault, Druva InSync as possible solution. Received Achievement Award from NASA for successfully managing the design, testing, implementation, and transition of an order to pay web application which involved multiple NASA contractors outside of HPs contract. Scope of projects included rollout of Win 10 OS, process improvements to delivery logistics system, IT Infrastructure and upgrade projects impacting NASA mail system, implementation of cloud environment for IaaS, and rapid implementation and deployment of Jabber XMPP application server. Additional responsibilities included training of new project management team members, covering the topics of risk management, scheduling, data management, customer interaction, and team building.

Care Giver / Personal Representative March 2010 – October 2014

Lexington SC 29073

Cared for cancer patient as they started chemo therapy, and continued caring for them till the end of their assignment to hospice care. Then acted as their Personal Representative to resolve their assets in accordance with their will.

BAE Systems April 2005 – September 2009

150 Parish Drive

Wayne NJ 07470

Deputy Program Engineering Manager (2005 – 2009) for the HMS (Handheld, Manpack, and Small Form Factor) JTRS (Joint Tactical Radio System) Program

As Deputy PEM ensured program ($69M) ran on time and on budget using EVMS (Earned Value Management System) to assist in monitoring and control, both SPI and CPI greater than 1. To ensure that this was effective I trained all new CAMs (Cost Account Managers) in EVMS planning and reporting, including IBR (Integrated Baseline Review) activities. Responsibilities included assessing and approving impacts to program caused by new scope or EAC adjustments; staffing predictions, requests, and assignments; organization and assessment of technical reviews; and other associated activities. BAEs portion of the total contract started at $40M and was grown to $69M over the 4 years by soliciting additional scope focused on BAEs core competencies, Systems and Software, through many contractual changes. Due to effort involved with each change, I took the role of Capture/Change Lead to ensure that all changes were valid in terms of the contract and were implemented following process in a timely manner (reduced average time from 2 months to 3 weeks). Additionally I filled the role of Risk Manager eliciting risks from technical leads, developing mitigation activities and ensuring mitigation funding and execution to reduce program risk. While assigned to HMS the company went through a CMMI evaluation, and I was assigned the task of CMMI Lead for the program, ensuring that the program was executing at Level 5, bring it up from Level 3 in the previous functional area evaluations.

Deputy Program Engineering Manager (2008 - 2009) for the SAINT (Situational Awareness Information Networking Technology) IRaD (Independent Research and Design) Program

SAINT is an internal research and development project, initiated in Feb 2008, which will undergo a live battlefield Operational Assessment in September 2009, 19 months after IRaD initiation. Project leverages commercial communications technology principals to bring low cost Situational Awareness and legacy radio interoperability to the battlefield. The team delivered an operational prototype within first year of development, had significant customer interest within 6 months, and received its first contract in June 2009. The team successfully integrated COTS mobile phones with SOCOM’s Rapture X Situational Awareness map with US Army’s radios at SOCOM’s Trident Spectre experiment in May, which led to SOCOM’s invitation to evaluate the SAINT system in battlefield conditions. System integrates location reports, event notifications, and targeting information across communication and sensor systems. Responsibilities were similar to above as DPEM. I managed the program from inception to deliverable product, successfully capturing 3 contracts for a total of $500K, with expected contract value of $12M over the next 2 years.

Stevens Institute of Technology May 2002 – April 2005

Hoboken NJ 07030

Facilities Advisor

Managed team of 30 students to prepare and maintain dorms while attending college. Responsibilities included developing work schedules, moving schedules, and repair schedules based upon the highly mutable needs of the student body and summertime events planning staff.

ToadNode LLC April 2001 – November 2001

524 Broadway

New York NY

Project Manager

As Project Manager ensured on time development and release of ToadNode core application, a peer-to-peer file independent search platform and GUI. To achieve this the team developed an integrated schedule for the core application encompassing each subcomponents schedule and version requirements needs for what-if evaluations. Lead 25 person team in this development effort, and in the promotion and sales of the product including a presentation by our company president at the 2001 Peer-to-Peer Conference in Germany. Lead development of technical documentation and help/how to guides.

Johnson & Johnson Network & Computing Services January 1997 – December 1997

Raritan, NJ

Team Member, Design/Development Consultant

Participated in disaster recovery simulations as Unix & Windows Server Admin, Applications Admin, and Database Admin.

Evaluated different options for an Enterprise Wide Networked Backup solution

Administered TelAlert and developed interface with Remedy ARS

Developed Tivoli monitoring configurations for servers

Designed server database for network documentation to be used with Aperture

Technical Evaluation Research, Inc. May 1996 – August 1996

200 White Road, Suite 208

Little Silver, New Jersey 07739-1162

Engineering Intern

Wrote feasibility analysis of future technologies for the Lightweight Leader Computer, a 486 running UNIX

Performed Lost Cycle Analysis on multi-DSP system for parallel processing of Natural Language Speech Recognition Software

Developed speech recognition application for military simulation application

Information Services International, M&M Mars July 1995 – January 1996

Mount Olive, NJ

Assistant Network Administrator

Maintained 25 person Windows NT Network

Developed Backup and recovery plan, implemented and successfully tested.

Developed website for Waltham Pet Nutrition Center

Administered SQL Server Database Management System

Protocol, a Zycad subsidiary August 1994 – December 1994

Rockaway, NJ

Associate Systems Engineer – F22

Performed behavioral simulations of Multi Chip Modules (MCM) and verified results

Wrote assembly program to test communications protocol between two ASICs

Researched interface protocol for MCMs and ASICs communicating across Test and Maintenance Bus, PI Bus, BI-Direct Memory Access Bus, and Data Network Bus

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