DOUGLAS M. SNOW

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Charlestown, RI *2813

401-***-****

adppj2@r.postjobfree.com

CAREER OBJECTIVE:

To obtain an opportunity that will utilize my network and engineering skills, providing challenge, diversity, and stability.

ACHIEVEMENTS:

Offering 34 years of engineering experience in network administration, research and development environment.

Director of the South Kingstown School Department Cisco WAN infrastructure, Pure Storage FlashArray, Google Apps for Education, 1:1 Laptop Coordinator, Cisco Wireless and District Database Manager for 4000 users, 10 buildings, and 25 servers. Manage and installed Unity and Call Manager for Cisco IP Telephony throughout the entire district with Merika Security Camera solution.

Four years as Project manager for Merrill Clark Inc. supervising seven employees and five ongoing network support contracts.

Within 3 years at the Newport Hospital updated the entire Hospital Infrastructure from the 15 separate networks to one Fiber Optic Distributed Data NT environment Network. Incorporated the Lifespan Wide Area Network between the hospitals at the time of the merger.

Supervised a group of 12 engineers and 6 support personnel in support of the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Weapon Analysis Facility (WAF) for the MK50, MK46, and MK48 ADCAP torpedoes.

Lead design engineer on the simulator models for Sikorsky Model SH-60F helicopter maintenance trainers. Turned around a project 6 months behind to deliver models on schedule and meeting all software requirements.

Technical Lead in the deployment and implementation of the Hamden High School 1600 computer network.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

July 2001 to Present Director of Technology

South Kingstown School Department

153 School Street Wakefield RI 02879

Install and maintain Cisco’s Voice over IP phone system for district deployment. Replace the 30- year-old PBX systems with an integrated Voice over IP system though out the entire district. Remove the costly dedicated single lines and incorporate Voice T1 lines for a cost savings of $ 10,000-month savings. New systems provide integration into the PA systems, Video surveillance units, and bell systems.

Incorporate a new Cisco-based fiber backbone network into the entire school district. Migration from an old 100Base Wide Area Network to a 10GigBase fiber backbone with 1000base to the desktop.

Install and maintain the latest server-based AutoCAD 2018 laboratory with SolidWorks. Including all computerized drafting programs and Robotic classes. Also, provide instructional support for the robotics competitions and unmanned submarine competitions.

Integrate the auto shop computerized learning systems CDX Global. This total interactive automotive troubleshooting and diagnostic program is server-based and performs multiple operations.

Install and maintain all SQL databases for Accounting, Special Education, and Guidance.

Oversee the installation and migration of the Pearson SMS and Skyward individual databases into a district-wide Student Information System. Including all the conversions, routing configurations, and training.

Nov. 1997 to July 2001 Network Developer/Project Manager Merrill Clark Inc.

225 Chapman Street Providence RI 02905

Development and installation of NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 networks that provide Internet service, mail service, Firewall protection, and Virtual Private Networking for all Merrill Clark employees.

Provide South Kingstown School District with the conversion from Novell systems to an integrated NT environment. Conversion of the MMS software to the WinSchool district software. Integration of Cisco network and new network design for existing and new buildings. Manage the Winschool database for each school and manage the Follet library systems.

Upgrade Trainor Associates Novell network to coexist with the NT 4.0 network to provide Internet connection and Email services. Also, incorporate the Art department's Macintosh computers into the Novell and NT networks.

Installed and maintain the Key Voice Processing system version 8.2. phone system

Cancer Prevention Research Center, University of Rhode Island. Support and maintain five NT 4.0 servers running the SQL server database version 6.5. Support the connectivity to the Universities wide area network and the internal security between several local area locations.

Providing network support for University Orthopedic. Redesign the Wide Area Network for the Accounting, scheduling, database, and telephone system throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts

Women and Infant Hospital 600 computer rollout and Macintosh to NT workstation conversions with a Filemaker Pro Server-based database conversion.

Developed Web Page and Web-based applications for Merrill Clark Inc.

Certified reseller and installer for Fore Systems, Bay Networks, and Cisco Systems. Dec. 1995 to Nov. 1997 Network Administrator/Senior Analyst Newport Hospital Information Systems Group

Analysis and Technology, Inc. Middletown, RI

Install Novell 4.1, Window NT 3.51, NT 4.0 and maintained Novell 4.1, Novell 3.1, Novell 2.2, and Window NT 3.51 and 4.0 network systems.

Support the installation of the new network Fiber Optic Distributed Data for the entire hospital with Cisco Systems Catalyst 5000 and Catalyst 1900 series.

Installed and maintained Microsoft Exchange server 5.5. Supervised the upgrade from Novell GroupWise to Microsoft Exchange. Developed a training plan to educate all users about the differences between the new system and the old.

Perform detailed analysis of hospital information flow and workflow.

Develop an integration plan that defines how and in what sequence the components of the hospital-wide information system will be integrated.

Assist hospital staff in selecting vendor products that best meet the hospital’s needs. Examine the technical characteristics of the systems, the cost of acquisition, and the cost of life cycle support.

Provide maintenance of all 300 stand-alone and networked personnel computers with Windows 3.11, Windows 95, and Windows NT Workstation.

Develop and administer the global network and support the interface engines to incorporate all the existing hospital networks

May 1991 to Dec 1995 Electrical Engineer/Senior Analyst/Project Liaison Analysis and Technology, Inc. Middletown, RI

Support Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Weapon Analysis Facility (WAF) in developing and certifying the MK50 torpedo simulator to assess the effectiveness of threat capabilities and generate tactical guidelines for the Fleet.

Compiles and analyzes data for an in-depth review of WAF and MK50 efficiencies involving the use of DataProbe and DRAS (analyze tools) on UNIX Operating Systems running on Silicon Graphics, VAX systems, and SUN workstations.

Serve as mentor and trainer for A&T personnel assigned to an on-site position within NUWC.

Provide plans for improving processes, developing new tools, procedures, etc. to enhance our capabilities and performance for exceptional customer satisfaction.

Provided the lead design support engineering for the simulator models for Sikorsky Model SH-60F helicopter maintenance trainers.

Developed several algorithms affecting more efficient program operations and stepped procedures simulating various helicopter maintenance scenarios.

Responsible for implementing all test requirements for final approval testing of each scenario model for the analysis of the degree of realism being achieved. July 1985 to Oct. 1990 General Dynamics, Electric Boat Division, Groton, CT Weapon System Control Engineer

(Nov. 1988 to Dec. 1990)

Supported the Vertical Launch System (VLS) AN/BSY-1 in testing and troubleshooting onboard SSN fast attack submarines and through the improvement of pre-faulted models for maintainability testing and demonstrations.

Responsible for upgrading the Missile Tube Control Panel (MTCP). Required designing new processor components, testing and revising engineering drawings and documentation.

Complete engineering support to Henschel Corporation for the Guidance Wire Streamed Detector System. Resolved design conflicts and manufacturing differences in preparation for final construction.

Generated digital VME Bus monitoring circuitry and microprocessor-controlled watchdog timer circuitry for the CCS Mk2 Tactical Weapon Simulators (TWS) Performance Monitoring and Fault localization system.

General Dynamics, Electric Boat Division, Groton, CT Instrumentation Test Technician

(July 1985 to Nov. 1988)

Performed data acquisition for power range testing of naval nuclear submarines and data acquisition of sea trial data.

Involved in the initial implementation of the instrumentation department's TECHEVAL DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM (TDAS). Design, construction, and installation of a frequency multiplexing system to handle 160 onboard signals and outboard transducers testing structural effects during a Tomahawk launch.

Constructed a Quick-look and calibration system for onboard data reduction that required interfacing shipboard systems, modification of test equipment, and extensive cable design and construction.

Participated in the first fly-a-way launch of a Tomahawk Cruise Missile from the Vertical Launch System on the SSN720, PITTSBURGH.

CLEARANCE: DOD Top Secret Clearance

Training/Education: BSEE

CoSN’s Certified Education Technology Leader

Continuing education to achieve a Master's Degree in Business Administration in Information Security Management at Saint Leo University

Microsoft Windows 2003 Advanced Server Certification

Microsoft Windows 2003 Professional Certification

Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Certification

Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Certification

Cisco CNA training for Firewalls, Routers, and Switches

Installing and Managing Microsoft NT Server 4.0 Alexander Hamilton Institute

Microsoft Networking Essentials Course

Microsoft Proxy Server 2 Certification

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Certification

Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 Certification

Microsoft Windows NT training for Version 4.0 Course

Microsoft Windows NT training for Version 3.51 Course

Analysis & Technology Advanced training for Novell 4.1 and 3.1

Advanced Repair and Upgrading, ESS

Reactor Training, 5-year training courses, qualified and certified 1985 to 1990, Electric Boat, Groton, CT.

Combat System School, Naval Submarine Base, Groton, CT.

Oceanographic Seminars, Expo '93, Newport, RI, 1993. Courses: Neural Networks and Ocean Simulation.

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