From: mleber@WES.ARMY.MIL (MARK LEBER)
Subject: Communications Specialist
Organization: ITL
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1992 13:10:54 GMT
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  Mark David Leber
  308 Trace Harbour Rd.
  Madison, Ms., 39110
  Home Phone: (601) 853-1883
  Office Phone: (601) 634-4607

  ACADEMIC EDUCATION

     B.S. Computer Science - Jackson State University - 1990
     GPA 3.23/4.0
 
  EXPERTISE SUMMARY
     
     Generic Application/System Software Development Expertise

       Extensive:
       * Dbase IV Application Development for multi-user DBMS of
         Inventory Control & LAN TCP/IP Address Management
       * Multiple Communication Applications using client/server
         model
       * Hardware/Software support for LAN/WAN
     
       Moderate:
       * Assembler under IBM 3274 VM 
       * Fortran/RPG II under MVS IBM System 34
       * Pascal & Cobol under DEC VAX VMS
       * Basic under Apple Macintosh 
       
     Hardware & Operating Systems

       Extensive:
       * DEC VAX under VMS
       * MS-DOS
       * Novell 2.15 & 3.11
       * PC hardware maintenance

       Moderate:
       * IBM 3270 under MUSIC
       * SunOS Unix
       * CDC Cyber under NOS/VE

     Languages and Tools

       Extensive:
       * DBASE III Plus, DBASE IV, & Pascal
       
       Moderate:
       * Cobol, Assembly, RPG II, Basic, Fortran

     Networks & Protocols

       Extensive:
       * TCP/IP, IPX, SMTP, UDP

       Moderate:
       * DECNET, IBM Token Ring


   PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
      
     CDSI Inc. - Huntsville, Ala.                 12/90 - Present 
        
       Associate Systems Engineer
       Member of the Information Technology Lab's Communications  
       team.  Currently responsible for the maintenance and       
       development of the station wide Network, and Application
       and user support.
       
         Major Accomplishments

         EIE Project (2/92 - Present): Member of the Electronic
         Mail Project.  The software (WPO) will be installed on   
         over 700 pc's over an 800 acre complex.  There will be
         27 servers, gateways, and connection servers installed.
         My responsibilities include: Installations, User support,
         Application modifications, and network load monitoring.
         At this time there are 500 installs complete with an
         ending deadline of Sept. 15. 
 
         DBMS (10/91 - Present):  As DBMS Manager for the
         TCP/IP Address database, have day-to-day responsibility  
         for all major architectural modifications to the DBMS.
         This is a multi-user database that is implemented by
         the station wide ADP coordinators.  It is based on a CDC
         Cyber 962 under NOS/VE written in Oracle.

         FDDI (12/92 - Present):  As a member of the communications
         team,  have responsibility to connect and test                   
         communications as the conversion from a 10 megabit to 100
         megabit Network is implemented.  This is the newest      
         technology in the Networking environment.  The WES FDDI  
         ring is one of 3 in the state of Ms. It supplies         
         communications for 1300 users to mainframes (Cray, VAX   
         8800, 6 CDC Cybers, CDC 4000), 15 Novell File Servers,
         & a variety of mini computers.

         DBMS (4/91 - 10/91):  As architect and Manager for the 
         Communications Team Inventory Control & TCP/IP databases,
         responsible for all major architectural modifications
         to the DBMS. The system was written in Dbase IV on a 
         3.10 Novell File Server.  The Inventory package envelopes
         all communications equipment that is property of the
         Communications Group.  It is menu driven with up to 
         five layers in depth.  The package is currently in use 
         by the Communications Team.  The TCP/IP database was also
         written in Dbase IV.  This package was implemented for 6 
         months prior to the conversion to FDDI.  The system was  
         menu driven, with as many as 1940 records of network     
         nodes.  The two packages were fully documented & and a   
         users manual published.

         Novell 3.11 & 2.15 - Project to install Netware 3.11 on
         on one server, and 2.15 on two servers.  The 3.11        
         installation was on a Compuadd 486/33 with a NE2000
         Novell network adapter.  The 2.15 installations were
         on Unisys machines with SCSI hardrives and WD8003
         Elite 16 cards.  Both projects included software
         installation, hardrive setup, configure user rights,
         and management of server resources.
 
   SECURITY CLEARANCE
       Secret Clearance was granted 4-91
 
          

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