Network engineer

Shashider Reddy Sudi Reddy 571-***-**** ******.*********@*****.***

PERSONAL SYNOPSIS

Candidate for Masters in Computer Networking possessing excellent communication skills, analytical problem solving and interpersonal skills with ability to interact with individuals at all levels and

Career interest in Network Design Installation and Maintenance, Network Security, Troubleshooting with Network Hardware Configuration and People management.

Cisco Certified Network Associate (#CSCO12805419)

Complete Knowledge on Networking equipment

ACADEMICS

Master’s in Computer Networks and Telecommunications

George Mason University, Fairfax, VA. (GPA 3. 6) 2015

Bachelor of Technology, Electronics and Communication Engineering

JNTU, Hyderabad, India. 2013

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Routing Protocols: RIP, OSPF, EIGRP

LAN Protocols: Ethernet, TCP/IP, CDP, STP, RSTP, VTP, Fast Ethernet

WAN Protocols: Frame-relay, PPP, HDLC

Application Protocols: SNMP, TELNET, SSH, DHCP, DNS, ARP, HTTP, FTP, TFTP

Switches: Basic Configuration and VLAN setup on Cisco 1900, 2950, 2960 Switches

Router: Basic Configuration and monitoring of Cisco 2500, 2600, 1800

Microsoft Office Suite

Software Tools: Xilinx

Operating System; Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Mac OS X

Simulators: GNS3, Cisco Packet Tracer

WORK EXPERIENCE

Junior Network Administrator (Intern) at K12 Inc., Herndon, VA: (May 2014 – April 2015)

As a junior network administrator I participated in planning, implementing, validating and running daily backups to guarantee a functioning backup and restore strategy.

Perform network device configuration, backup, and troubleshooting

Execute work requests according to manager or client requests.

ACADEMIC PROJECTS

Implementation of OSPF network on Cisco Packet Tracer and GNS3: (January - 2015)

Constructed a network protocol that uses shorter routing routes for faster and efficient data transfer by calculating the metric for each constructed route.

Compared both RIP and OSPF in which OSPF proved to be more advanced and accurate as it calculates both the metric of state of the connection and distance whereas in RIP only the distance is calculated.

Design can handle a distributed routing table and faster propagation compared to RIP.

Border Gateway Routing Protocol (George Mason University – 2014)

Simulated a Network with multiple Autonomous Systems and Engineered the inbound/outbound traffic by exploiting BGP policies and route controlling features

Designed BGP Policies to control the traffic flow and connectivity

Performed network device configuration, and troubleshooting

IP Basic Switching using Cisco 2800,3600 & 3700 Series Routers (George Mason University – 2014)

Created three separate Ethernet VLANs using six hosts and two Ethernet switches. Configured 802.1q trunk link between the two switches. Configured a router with a 802.1q trunk link to one of the switches for Inter VLAN communication

Demonstrated STP protocol operations in an active network and witnessed a broadcast storm in a looped network. Provided an optimal solution for it

Created a frame relay point-to-point & point to multipoint network using 2811 & 3825 routers. Configured Frame Relay interfaces in a back-to-back router scenario

Configured MPLS backbone, created VPN MPLS and demonstrated how VPNs enable the provisioning of private network services for an organization over a service provider backbone network

CYBERSONIC (George Mason University – 2014)

Business Strategy and Funding Team lead in the project designed for providing communication services in India through satellites at low cost.

Calculated the budget required to perform the task and the time it takes to get back the investment .

CERTIFICATIONS

CERG – ANPT (Certificate In Advanced networking protocols for Telecommunications, George Mason University)

CCNA- ROUTING AND SWITCHING

REFERENCES

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