| Career objectives |
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To work in a
technical pre and/or post sales capacity for leading edge
high tech company that offers a challenging environment
where I can put my technical, business, and creative
skills to work. |
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| Qualifications |
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Over
eighteen years
international experience in the following fields: data
communications, micro, mini, and Unix workstation
computer software & hardware, product management, LAN
& WAN network design, troubleshooting, security,
administration, product management, systems engineering,
post-sales technical support, systems analysis,
consulting, Internet Web administration, Web page design,
and programming. |
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| LAN |
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Ethernet, Fast
Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, SAN, NAS, Token Ring, Broadband (data
over CATV), FDDI & CDDI, Token Bus, Arcnet, LocalTalk, Trunking, and
StarLAN |
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| WAN |
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Frame Relay,
E1/T1, E3/T3, xDSL, ISDN BRI/PRI, ATM, X.25, HSSI, SLIP/PPP,
HDLC/SDLC, V.35, RS232, RS449, V.10, V.11, some SS7, Wireless, and Satellite
comm. |
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| Web |
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MS IIS Web Master, HTML programming,
Web performance (KEYNOTE), load testing (SEGUE), site reporting (WEBTRENDS),
content distribution (Akamai), and HTTP v1.0/1.1. |
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| Network Protocols |
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TCP/IP, IPX, SPX,
NCP, SNA, ISO, XNS, NetBIOS/NetBEUI, Appletalk, Decnet/DEC LAT, SNMP, NFS, IGRP & EIGRP, RIP, OSPF, RMON, NFS, SMTP,
BOOTP/DHCP, X
Windows, and VLAN. |
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| Operating Systems |
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Solaris v2.6,
HPUX v11.x, IBM AIX, BSD Unix, WinNT v4.0, Win98SE, Win2000, Novell
NetWare v2.x,
Banyan Vines, CP/M & MP/M, DEC VMS, IBM OCL/JCL,
PC DOS, Linux |
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| Network
Hardware |
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Repeaters, Bridges,
Concentrators, Hubs, Routers, Switches, Gateways,
Multiplexers, MAU, CAU, FRAD's, Terminal Servers,
Protocol Analyzers, RMON probes, CSU/DSU, TDR, OTDR,
and Transceivers. |
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| Programming Languages |
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C, Pascal, Basic,
RPG-II, COBOL, Fortran, Assembler, dBase, MS Access, Clipper. |
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| Security |
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Encryption,
Firewalls, AntiVirus, Intrusion Detection, and Virtual Private
Networks VPN's. |
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| Systems |
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High
Availability, Local and Global Clustering, Volume replication and
sharing across different OS, HSM, Enterprise Backup, Vaulting, and
Disaster Recovery. |
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| Other |
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BBS
Sysop, Cabletron
Spectrum, Sun
Netmanager, IBM
Netview,
HP OpenView, structured cabling, ISO 9000 certification
process, PC and Unix workstation hardware setup, EEPROM
programming, and Service Level Agreements. |
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| Languages |
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Fluent in English,
Spanish, and some Portuguese |
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| Publications |
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Latin Trade December 1997 Technology supplement |
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| Seminars |
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Comdex Rio April '98, Comdex Argentina Nov '96, IEEE Mexico
April '97 and more than 200 sales seminars organized by
resellers throughout Latin America. |
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| Societies |
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Member of
the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEE, The IEEE
Computer Society, The Internet Society, The Internet Engineering Task
Force IETF, and National Geographic Society. |
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| Certifications |
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KEYNOTE
Authorized Data Analyst (KADA) 2000
SEGUE SilkPerformer Certification (in progress - Beta) est. 2001 |
| August
2000 to present |
WebHancer
Corporation |
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US
West Coast Office |
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San
José, CA USA |
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Director of
Sales and Services Engineering
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Responsible for the
execution and administration of pre and post sales technical support for
Subscription and Optimization services for Web Traffic and Performance tuning
ASP. Assist in software bundling projects with partner companies, interface
between customer's engineering department and internal QA and Engineering force.
Assist in identifying and evaluating possible distribution agents, also assist
in software distribution contract negotiations.
| September
1999 to August 2000 |
VERITAS
Software Corporation |
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Latin
America and The Caribbean |
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Mountain
View, CA USA |
Provide pre and post-sales
support to local branches, customers, and resellers throughout the region. This
includes assistance in the preparation of answers to RFP's, technical
presentations, demo installations, training, consulting services, and problem assessment +
troubleshooting. Worked directly with development engineers to attain solutions to
customer problems, also simulated problems in the lab for duplication and
verification. Also assisted in growing the region from 3 to 32 employees
in Argentina, Mexico, and Brazil. Worked in training all regional SE's,
Sales, and Tech Support Engineers in the products and services offered.
Also performed consulting services at sites like Exodus and several
presentations throughout the region on products like Clustering, High
Availability, File System and Volume Management, Enterprise Backup, Vaulting,
Hierarchical Storage Systems, and Replication products. Hardware used
includes Sun ultra's 2,5,10 and Sun E3500, E4500, E6500, and E10000 with
A3500FCD and D1000 disk arrays. Other machines inlcude HP 9000 L and V
Class servers, SGI and NT servers.
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no
longer in business |
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| September
1998 to September
1999 |
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| COVANTA
Solutions |
| Systems
Division |
| Pleasanton, CA USA |
| Systems
Integration Project
Manager |
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Project
Managed large-scale (2,000 user+) client server systems integration projects
from initial purchase request through implementation and customer training.
Managed and coordinated tasks for a group of 3 Systems Engineers,
Technical Writer, Technical Buyer, and third party contractors (cabling,
transportation, consultants, and installers) through the different milestones of
building and delivering fully turn key and redundant data centers to customers.
Systems consisted of several WinNT + Citrix MetaFrame servers with
clustering and RAID V redundancy.
These servers communicated via public and private Frame Relay networks to
all customer branches (in some cases up to 400+) and are served up applications
to thin clients located at each branch.
Fully accountable to complete project on time and budget.
Utilized MS Project 98 for tracking and provided client with detailed
GANNT and PERT charts.
Also arranged nationwide procurement of Frame Relay, Internet, and ISDN
services from AT&T and LEC's.
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after merger with
McAfee |
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| December
1992 to April 1998 |
Network
General Corporation |
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Latin
America & Caribbean Division |
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Miami, FL
USA |
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Regional Sales
Product Manager |
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Territory
Manager |
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Systems
Engineer |
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Backline
Technical Support Engineer |
Held
several positions within the company, most recently as Systems Engineer and
Territory Manager in charge of all regional technical and commercial operations
for Network General in the Latin America & Caribbean region. For FY97
generated US$ 2 Million in sales for the region, and was well in track to
surpass sales of US$ 1.5 Million during Q1 FY98.
My commercial responsibilities included: budgeting, inventory allocation,
price list design, press releases & conferences, import/export licensing and
customs clearances, localized competitor analysis, international export law,
search, qualification, and hiring of distributors / channel / VAR's and Reps,
sales and technical training, quota assignment and tracking, forecasting, coop
programs, trade show selection - setup - and participation, and
advertising
design. As a Systems Engineering I did over 200 pre sales seminars at trade
shows and distributor events at trade shows and company events where I held
technical discussions and product demonstrations.
I developed all of the presentations
and training materials in Power Point
directly in Spanish geared towards the particular needs of the region.
Directly assisted the sales process by going on-site with VAR's and
distributors to present our product line to local Fortune 500 companies and
multinational corporations. At the same time I participated in post sales
support and network design / troubleshooting projects in several countries.
Started at the corporate offices as backline technical support engineer where I
was the liaison between the Technical Assistance Center and the Engineering/QA
groups participating in product design & bug review meetings, this during my
first year at NGC.
| December
1988 to December 1992 |
Sytek /
Hughes LAN Systems |
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Technical
Assistance Center |
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Mountain
View, CA USA |
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Senior
Technical Support Engineer |
Assisted
customers and field engineers in pre & post sales technical support issues
for more than 150 enterprise wide hardware and software networking products
including: bridges, routers, NIC's, terminal servers, headends, Ethernet, FDDI,
Token Ring, Token Bus, and ATM hubs, EEPROM programming, multi protocol drivers
and stacks, SNMP Network Management Systems, and Broadband RF Headends. Other
activities included support of the beta code releases to test customers,
reviewed all technical documentation before product release, and developed some
of the test procedures to be used as part of the final QA test process.
Performed remote network troubleshooting projects using the Sniffer protocol
analyzer to find and correct problems in customers networks. Achieved the
highest level of problems solved by any technician by closing more than 1,000
cases per month consistently. Also assisted Systems Engineers in developing
technical specifications and designs for large scale network integration
projects for which the company was bidding. Finally, I did some programming for
a customer driven technical support problem log and reporting system via dial up
line to the company's BBS.
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| May 1987 to
May 1988 |
Fluor
Daniel Incorporated |
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Asia
Pacific Headquarters |
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Redwood
City, CA USA |
In
charge of all PC, Network (Novell), and mainframe access terminals for over 300
corporate users. The range of tasks I had to do went from initial PC hardware
and software setup to training and inventory control of all computer assets.
Other duties included software application and interface standardization,
purchasing, and computer/peripheral usage policy setting. Supported corporate
(Redwood City office) and Bay Area project field sites (Chevron Oil Field in
Richmond), which included high end AutoCAD workstations, project management
systems with MS Project and Primavera software, engineering database design in
dBase, accounting, desktop publishing, PC to mainframe 327x terminal emulation,
MAC to PC connectivity, and setup of the initial Novell v2.0a prototype network.
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no longer in business |
| July 1986
to May 1987 |
Brown Bag
Software |
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Corporate
Headquarters |
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Campbell,
CA USA |
In
charge of all day to day computer and network operations performing activities
such as adding users and printers, modifying log-in scripts, backups, setup of
the hubs and physical cabling, and custom programming for tessaract labeling
system. Also did software development of accounting and production systems in
dBase and preformed maintenance on the commercial BBS system where orders were
taken daily. Was Sysop for a Novell NetWare network, also did PC hardware &
software installations, and assisted the other departments in attaining their
goals by the effective use of all available computing resources within the
company.
| January
1985 to February 1986 |
United
Nations |
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World Food
Programme |
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Guatemala
City, GUATEMALA |
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Computer
Projects Specialist |
Worked
in implementing the prototype for a food distribution control system to be used
in all Latin America UN-WFP sites. The System consisted of multiple Apple
computers with CP/M running a dBase program that would automatically calculate
and divide the available inventory of food supplies into the different locations
by priority of population and distance to main cities. The system consisted of
desktop and portable computers connected via dial up WAN modem links to capture
information remotely, then have it processed centrally at headquarters, finally
it would produce printed instructions on loads for the truck drivers to carry to
each town. Also evaluated and implemented word processing and spreadsheet
software to be used as standards in the different offices and developed various
spreadsheet macros to automate the different reports needed to keep track of all
food donations. Equipment used consisted of portable Apple IIc / Apple IIe
computers and Tandy Radio Shack TRS-IV micros, all running with the CP/M
operating system.
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still
in business but no Web page available |
| October
1982 to December 1984 |
JM
Computación |
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Services
Division |
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Guatemala
City, GUATEMALA |
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I was the manager in charge
of a 3-person systems analysis and programming team whose task was that of
developing custom software systems for local and international corporations.
These systems consisted of accounting (payables, receivables, ledger,
inventory), sports (international bicycle race tracking and statistics),
scientific (oil tank volume measurement and tracking), sales (agent sales
tracking, reporting and commission calculation), and statistics (National
Institute of Statistics of Guatemala). All were developed in IBM System 34 and
System 36 mini-computers and PC's using COBOL, MS Basic, and dBase/Clipper
languages. Some of the customers
included: Philips electronics, Pepsi Co., Suzuki, National Statistics Institute of
Guatemala,
Olympic Federation, Jacqueline Carol cosmetics, Texaco, CARE, and many
other medium size companies in Guatemala City.
List of countries and
cities where I have conducted business:
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ARGENTINA |
Buenos
Aires, Cordoba, and La Plata |
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BRAZIL |
São
Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, Belo Horizonte,
Curitiba, Campinas, Ipatinga, and Florianopolis |
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CANADA |
Ottawa,
Toronto, and Vancouver |
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CHILE |
Santiago |
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COLOMBIA |
Santafé
de Bogota, Cali, Medellín, Barranquilla, and Cartagena |
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COSTA
RICA |
San
José |
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ECUADOR |
Quito
and Guayaquil |
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GUATEMALA |
Ciudad
Guatemala, Quetzaltenango, Escuintla, Puerto Barrios,
Antigua, and Puerto Quetzal |
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HONDURAS |
Tegucigalpa
and San Pedro Sula |
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MEXICO |
México
D.F., Monterrey, Guadalajara, Ciudad del Carmen, Tijuana,
and Acapulco |
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NICARAGUA |
Managua |
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PANAMA |
Ciudad
de Panama |
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PERU |
Lima |
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EL SALVADOR |
San Salvador |
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URUGUAY |
Montevideo |
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VENEZUELA |
Caracas
and Los Teques |
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USA |
San
Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, San Diego,
Irvine, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Hollywood, Orlando,
Plantation, Stamford NC, New York, Newark, Boston, Dallas, Houston,
Atlanta, Nashville, Baltimore, Bethesda, Washington D.C., Durham
Research Triangle, Chicago, Phoenix, and San Juan Puerto Rico. |
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