Wiley M. Sanders Lafayette, CA This file is available on the web from links at http://www.wsanders.net/ Phone and Email: Depicted in the "picture" at: http://www.wsanders.net/ (This is a spam-prevention trick!) Objective: UNIX and TCPIP System and Network Administration, Architecture, and Technical Support in Contra Costa County, Oakland, Berkeley, and Downtown San Francisco. - Extensive experience in all flavors of Unix, TCPIP Internet, LAN, WAN, architecture and support; particularly LAMP, Linux, Solaris, Cisco, and most major Open Source applications. - All experience exclusively in high availability and zero-downtime - Perl, C, and Shell Programming, some Python and PHP - Working knowledge of MySql DB administration and development of SQL-based business logic. Some Oracle DBA skills. - Working knowledge of Windows/Microsoft-Related Technologies - Experience commensurate with Solaris & RedHat Professional, Cisco Associate certifications. - Current experimentation with Linux net-booting and diskless. - Expert 'shrinkwrapped' system monitoring with Nagios Sep 2008 - Now: System and Network Administrator: St. Mary's College of California. Nov 2005 - Sep 2008: System Administrator, Reliance Globalcom Services, formerly Yipes Enterprise Services: Responsible for all aspects of the internal and external Unix and some Database (MySQL and Oracle) infrastructures. RGS is the the leading provider of managed Ethernet and application delivery services for the global enterprise,and we are always improving and expanding the back office server and network infrastructure to meet internal and external customer expectations. Mostly legacy Solaris-on-Sun for the time being, but we're rolling out LAMP, Linux and Solaris 10 when we can. Sep 2004 - Nov 2005: System Administrator, Wells Fargo Internet Services Group (contractor): Supporting development, production environments, 99% Solaris, some RedHat Enterprise Linux, latest midsize Sun V-series HW, BEA Weblogic 8 deployments and production support, debugging of enterprise TCPIP networking problems with netstat, snoop, tcpdump, nmap, etc. Performance analysis and monitoring with Nagios, sar, rrdtool, etc. Sun iPlanet and Apache web servers. 2003 - Aug 2004: Senior System Administrator at MarkMonitor, formerly Alldomains.Com, a domain name registrar and internet service provider. Shared lead in team of two responsible 24x7 for 100% Open Source revenue-producing infrastructure based on RedHat Linux, MySQL databases, Apache web server, PHP, Cisco routers. Major site upgrade and new cage buildout. Monitored with Nagios. Debugged web services to top-level registries, authoritative DNS services; mail and web forwarding with Postfix and Apache. 2001-2002: System Administrator, Wells Fargo Wholesale Banking. (contractor) Member of team supporting large infrastructure (23 applications) using Weblogic and Websphere application servers. Major upgrade of all applications to Weblogic 7 and J2EE compliance. System Administrator, Chiron (contractor). R&D and corporate environment: Solaris, IRIX, Linux, 1 ea TRU64 and HPUX. HP, Veritas, Sun-OSA, and various legacy RAID and volume managers. Customized Veritas Cluster agents for Oracle. PVM and PBS on Linux Clusters. Installed Nagios monitoring with custom plugins which outperformed existing Tivoli system. Senior System Administrator, Buzzsaw.com. General system administration in a high-availability Solaris environment. Veritas Cluster, Volume Manager, File System. EMC Symmetrix and PowerPath, BEA Weblogic. 1995 - 2001: Consultant, Taos Mountain. Contracting onsite with customers on a wide variety of system and network administration tasks. Assignments at Wave Systems, Catapulse, Synopsys, MarchFIRST/USWeb/CKS, Globix, Organic, Digital.Daytimer.Com, GTE Internetworking, SGI, Internex, GlobalCenter, Sun Microsystems. Apr 1994 - Mar 1995: System Administrator, ParcPlace Systems. Senior system administrator. Primeval mixed Unix and PC environment; LAN and WAN architect, everything related to supporting about 250 users at 5 sites. Apr 1992 - Apr 1994: System Administrator, Sun Microsystems. Member of large team responsible for about 500 clients and servers, SunOS 4 to Solaris 2 transition. Nov 1990 - Mar 1992: VMS System Administrator, Intel, Santa Clara. TCP/IP, DECnet, LAT; Unix/VMS interoperability, supporting the very first Pentium tapeouts. 1988 - 1990: Transportation Systems Analyst, Center for Urban Analysis, Santa Clara County. Responsible for computer model of the Bay Area's transportation system. 1988: Graduate Student, University of California, Berkeley. Researched in-vehicle navigation systems and automated vehicle routing. 1985 - 1987: Graduate Student, University of Texas, Austin. Calibrated a traffic simulation model using digitized time-lapse photogrammetry. Published thesis. Education: Master of Science, University of Texas at Austin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Rice University, Houston.