From: meggers@darwin.helios.nd.edu
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Searching for a network management position
Date: 22 Aug 92 00:34:10 GMT
Organization: University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame


			  Mark Dodge Eggers

Work Address						Home Address

Walt Disney Imagineering                        268 Glendora Av.
1401 Flower St.					Long Beach, CA 90803
Glendale, CA 91221-5020

(818) 544-7866                                  (310) 438-7836

Electronic Mail:	mdeggers@smtpccgate.is.wdi.disney.com

Personal Information	

Birthdate:		12/3/55, Houston, Texas
Marital Status:         Married
Health:			Excellent

Education

Unix Network Programming tutorial from Advanced Computing 
Environments, October 1990.

x400 Mail System tutorial from Advanced Computing Environments, 
October, 1989.

Domain Name System tutorial from Advanced Computing Environments, 
October, 1988.

p4200 Maintenance and Operation from Proteon, July 25-29, 1988.

Networking courses from Advanced Computing Environments, 
including an in-depth course in TCP/IP and configuring 4.3 BSD 
systems.  October, 1987.

Networking courses from George Washington University, January 6-
10, 1986.

Ph. D. Physical Organic Chemistry, Auburn University, AL, pending 
completion of orals.

B.A. Chemistry, Carleton College, Northfield, MN 1978. Minor 
concentrations in sociology and computing.  National Merit 
Scholarship holder 1974 - 1978.

Objective

Network management position.

Experience

April 1991 - Present:  Senior Network Engineer, Network 
Engineering, Walt Disney Imagineering.  Designed and implemented 
a wide area network connecting Glendale, CA, Orlando, FL, and 
Paris, France.  Integrated microcomputers and Unix workstations 
for CAD/CAE.  Principle architect for an integrated park network.  
Designed and implemented 'blue sky' projects.

May 1989 - April 1991:  Data Communications Analyst, Network and 
Telecommunications Services, University of California, Irvine.  
Provided the highest level of support for UCInet.  Technical 
contact for uci.edu.  Designed and implemented a campus-wide mail 
and phone book system, encompassing Macintoshes, PCs, Unix 
workstations, and IBM mainframes.

May 1987 - May 1989:  Senior Network Communications Analyst, 
Computing Center, University of Notre Dame.  Designed and 
implemented the first phase of Notre Dame's campus backbone.  
Connected Notre Dame to the Internet.  Provided the highest level 
of support for interoperability issues.

March 1986 - March, 1987:  Network Communications Analyst, 
Computing Center, University of Notre Dame.  Implemented 
microcomputer local area networks integrating Macintoshes, PCs, 
and Apple IIes.  BITNET liaison.  Designed and implemented a 120 
terminal library automation system.

September 1985 - March 1986:  Applications Consultant, User 
Services, Computing Center, University of Notre Dame.  Project 
manager for HYPERbus connection to an IBM mainframe via a 7171 
protocol converter.  Taught mainframe and microcomputer based 
minicourses, maintaining DI3000 and Pascal/VS, and solving 
various user problems.

April 1985 - September 1985:  Consulting Programmer, User 
Services, Computing Center, University of Notre Dame.  
Responsibilities included becoming the campus expert of IBM PCs 
and compatibles, constructing a budget system using Lotus 1-2-3, 
consulting concerning complex FORTRAN problems, and becoming 
knowledgeable in networking.

March 1984 - April 1985:  Post-doctoral research associate under 
the direction of Dr. Creary.

References and detailed resume:

Available on request.
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