William J Dahlene

* ******* ***, **** * ● Norton, MA 02766 ● 508-***-**** ● adx4vg@r.postjobfree.com

Objective: Software Engineer

SUMMARY OF SKILLS

.NET Framework Developer (VB.Net), Visual Studio experience.

Programming Languages: C/C++, MS Visual Basic. Some knowledge with Pascal, Assembly, LISP, PowerShell.

Proficient writing and maintaining detailed test procedures.

Experienced troubleshooting software and devices within integrated systems.

Experienced with GIMP latest version.

Understanding of the Capability Maturity Module (CMM).

Networking: Experience with CISCO routers/switches/ATM, MRV terminal servers, Promina, and RADIUS servers. Can implement RADIUS and SNMP configurations in CISCO devices. Experience with TACLANE INEs. Can upgrade IOS versions in CISCO, MRV, NGRAM and NCW devices.

Network Management: Experience managing networks using Castlerock’s SNMPc and PACSTAR. Experience provisioning Inc-2 CIs.

Radios: Experience with Harris Falcon III radio and planner application. Experience with Harris Radio Personality Manager (RPM). Experience with Harris Network Radio/MARS. Experience with iCom radio cloning.

Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio.

Proficient with Windows XP, Windows 7, Server 2008, Windows 10, Unix(Solaris), CentOS and Red Hat Linux

Virtual Machines (VM): Experience with VMWare vSphere Client, ESX(i) Servers (including DCE units), and vCenter Server appliances. Can build, clone, snapshot, and migrate virtual machines. Experience with datastore provisioning.

Cyber Security: Proficient with STIG Viewer.

Risk Management Framework (RMF): Experience patching IAVM vulnerabilities in multiple systems (e.g. Windows, Unix, CISCO, etc...) Experience with implementation and assessment of security protocols within government systems.

Information Assurance (IA): Experience with Splunk log forwarding, McAfee HBSS.

Telephony: Experience with providing QoS for video teleconferencing over networks using RSVP. Experience upgrading and configuring CISCO Call Managers.

ETHICS

Customer Focus: 12 years of experience performing and presenting test procedures for security hardened software during formal government witness testing.

I believe in an open and honest relationship with the customer. This builds trust and they learn they can rely on me.

I work hard to meet deadlines during critical times.

Seeking professional, equal opportunity work environment with flexible schedule.

CAREER HISTORY

February 2001 – February 2023

General Dynamics C4 Systems Engineer

Phone 508-***-****

References are available upon request.

October 1998 – January 2001

MEDITECH Programmer / Analyst

Phone 781-***-****

Pre 1998 – Employment while in college available on request

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

In the mid-2000s, I became involved with cyber security. During that time, before scanner tools were available, I manually examined multiple software platforms (Windows, Unix) and CISCO IOS (routers/switches/ATM) for vulnerabilities on a quarterly basis. These vulnerabilities were reported to us by DISA. My job was to identify applicable vulnerabilities and was responsible for implementing any required patches.

My cybersecurity role increased as our products evolved and became more complex. I’ve taken lead roles when more staffing was required. I am accustomed to working with the software development group to resolve issues. I am also proficient and writing and maintaining detailed test procedures.

I maintained one of the armies (early 2000s) mobile networks in our lab. My role involved maintaining CISCO router, ATM, and switch configurations as well as IOS upgrading.

I spent time working with video teleconferencing using ruggedized laptops (which had video cards) and multi-conferencing units (video servers). I implemented quality of service (QoS) in CISCO routers and ATM switches using resource reservation protocol (RSVP).

My first role at General Dynamics was on an R&D project that involved writing AODV (ad-hoc on demand routing protocol) in C/C++, to simulate mobile network elements randomly entering the network. I also learned National Instrument’s propriety language (solely from their help menus) with an out of the box approach to simulate (graphically) nodes moving around a map.

After college, I worked at MEDITECH as a Programmer/Analyst. I was responsible for implementing their software with dozens of hospitals. In that role, I was also responsible for submitting software defects and suggested fixes to the development team.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Computer Informational Science from University Massachusetts Dartmouth in January 1998.

Associates in science from Bristol Community College. Dean’s list one semester.

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