Art Alexion
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Summary I like people and enjoy working with them. I use the skills I honed as a trial attorney -- listening to and communicating with those I serve, developing insight into their issues and needs, and working with them to find the best solution -- to help those who depend on my work so that they can accomplish theirs.
I use the business sense that I developed in self-employment to choose efficient solutions for the needs of my employer.
Experience Enterprise Communications Engineer
Resources for Human Development Sept. 2013 - Present Manage all of the company's electronic communications systems. Created the roadmap and executed the migration of more than 5000 employees, their mail, file storage and Lync/Skype for Business communications from an on premise Exchange 2007 system to Office 365. Designed and deployed an Exchange 2013 environment, now a mixed environment. Primary administrator for Exchange 2007, with approximately 10,000 mailboxes. Manage records retention and legal holds
Redesiged Active Directory topology to accommodate accommodate major corporate reorganization. Conversant in, and regularly use PowerShell to manage Exchange and Windows Servers. Manage edge email appliances: Axway Mailgate anti-spam appliance (Certified) and Sophos Email Security Appliance. Deploy and maintain Meeting Planner, an Exchange/Outlook integrated scheduling system. Selected, deployed, and now manage the company’s Mobile Device Management solution, including creating policies for MDM. Proficient with MaaS360 and AirWatch.
Systems Engineer
Resources for Human Development May 2010 – Sept. 2013 Managed Exchange 2007 and associated mail appliances. Managed Active Directory in a Windows 2008 R2 forest. Proficient in all server versions, from Windows 2003 through 2012 R2. Developed the company’s mobile device strategy, including the selection of hardware, platforms, and security via policies and MDM. Command line work with Linux appliances, from homegrown NTP to VMware ESXi configuration editing with VIM. Worked with in-house developers to create and evolve an automated system for the creation of Active Directory accounts and associated Exchange accounts, and the disabling of those accounts upon employee termination. Redesigned the company’s Active Directory topology to make the foregoing automation possible and Group Policy more efficient. Designed, deployed, and maintained a Distributed File System (DFS) to gather and replicate important files from nearly 80 remote sites to a central file server for high availability and backup. Desktop Support
Resources for Human Development June 2007 – May 2010 Everything from break/fix to desktop deployment. Deployed and managed BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) and associated mobile devices. Was the backup support for Exchange and Active Directory. Managed and deployed Kaspersky Anti-Virus. I also occasionally teach courses in law and in computing at Harcum College. 2
Prior to RHD and my IT career, I was an associate attorney at Cozen & O’Connor and managed my own solo practice and partnership.
Education Montgomery County Community College
(semester of advanced Windows Server 2012 R2)
Widener University/Delaware Law School JD
Temple University BA, Philosophy
Skills Email
Office 365, Exchange 2013, Exchange 2007, Exchange 2003, Axway Mailgate Certified, Sophos Email Security, Outlook, Apple Mail, Kmail, Evolution, Thunderbird, Gmail Servers
Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2008 R2, 2012, 2012 R2, including Server Core, Mac OS X Server, Linux servers
Infrastructure
Active Directory, Server Virtualization from VMware, ESXi and vSphere, DNS, NTP, DFS, Microsoft Hyper-V training, Microsoft Remote Desktop, Apple Remote Desktop Desktops
Windows versions through 10, Apple Mac OS X, KDE and Gnome. Mobile Devices
iOS (including iPads and iPhones), Android (including Samsung SAFE and KNOX), MDM, including MaaS360, AirWatch, Apple Configurator, and BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES). Mobile Apps. Linux
Ubuntu, Debian, Red Hat, bash, GNOME, KDE, and more obscure Linux GUI desktops. APT and aptitude, RPM and YUM, bash, permissions
Technologies
Microsoft Distributed File systems (DFS/DFSR), Encryption, PGP, and GnuPG. DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, PowerShell (including PowerShell 3.0). SMB, CIFS, HFS+, EXT2-4, FAT, and NTFS. ACLs and other permissions. Unix permissions
Desktop Applications
Microsoft Office, including Visio and Project, iWork, OmniGraffle and OmniPlan. Google Apps Legal
eDiscovery, Sherpa Discovery Attender, HIPAA