From: steves@flashy.tay2.dec.com (Stephen J. Stuczynski)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Sys. Admin./Networking Ultrix/OSF1/TCPIP/DOS/VMS/UNIX
Keywords: System Admin UNIX ULTRIX IP TCPIP DOS VMS OSF1
Date: 28 Jul 92 15:18:47 GMT
Reply-To: steves@flashy.tay2.dec.com
Organization: Digital Equipment Corp, Littleton MA



                          Stephen J. Stuczynski

                          14 John McQuinn Circle
                          Framingham, Ma. 01701

	Telephone: 
		  residence: (508) 879-0018
                  business: (508) 952-4021

Career Goal:	To Design and Support Unix Based Platforms and IP networks.

Work Experience:
 March 1990 to Present: Digital Equip. Corp. Sr. Information Systems Specialist
 Senior Systems Support Specialist for (C)orporate (T)elecommunications 
 (E)ngineering Group.
	- Responsible for the Design and Implementation of Corporate IP 
	  backbone, and Sub-net router configurations.
	- Expertise in IP Network management using MSU.
	- Recognized BIND/HESIOD implementation expert.
	- Member of the corporate technical network security task force, 
	  which is responsible for corporate ULTRIX/UNIX and VMS security
          standards.
	- Sub Domain Manager Responsible for Implementation and support of
	  multiple Subnets.
	- ULTRIX/OSF1 system manager for VAX and MIPS platforms.
	- Responsible for specifying, ordering, assembly, and installation of
	  systems (hardware and software). Familiar with both VAX and MIPS 
	  based hardware.

 1987 to March 1990: Digital Equipment Corporation Systems Analyst
	- Provided CAD/CAT and Design Services groups with the proper hardware
	  and software products to assist them in making their projects 
	  successful and to insure that the hardware and software is kept in 
	  working order.
	- Responsible for evaluating, recommending, ordering, installing, 
	  testing and maintaining all hardware and software.
	- Developed a VMS installation procedure for the CAD/CAT
          suite of tools.

 1985 to 1987: Digital Equipment Corporation CAD/CATT Software Engineer
	- Developed (C)omputer (A)ided (T)est (T)ools to aid the Test 
	  Engineering group in their automated Gate Array test generation 
	  process.
	- Project Leader for an internal CAD tool (VAXTEST), a simulator 
	  pattern compression/conversion tool with the capability to do
          waveform analysis.
	- Responsible for creating regression test procedures, documentation 
	  such as users guide, getting started, and commands reference
          manuals, addition of new code input and output modules, and the 
	  productization and internal release of VAXTEST.








 1984 to 1985: Digital Equipment Corporation ASIC Applications Engineer
	- Responsibilities included simulating and verifying the designs of 
	  CMOS gate-arrays that were submitted by Digital design engineers.
	- Once the designs were verified, I would submit to our external 
	  vendors and then verify the vendor's simulation.
	- Became familiar with LASAR, SAGE2, DECSIM, and LDSII simulators, 
	  and also the VALID schematic capture software.

 1983 to 1984: Digital Equipment Corporation Electronic Test Engineer II
	- System manager for on-site VAX Machines.
	- Installed software such as NMAIL, ELF, ADE, and DECGRAPH.
	- System software manager for RS1.
	- Worked to cleanup disk space and addressed load factor problems.
	- Mentored user community in the use of the VAX/VMS operating system 
	  and it's layered products.

 1981 to 1983: Digital Equipment Corporation Electronic Engineering Project 
	       Technician
	- Developed test patterns for the Nautilus Custom chipset using 
	  SAGE2 simulator.
	- Designed and developed test programs, load boards, test patterns, 
	  and supervised correlation with our Vendor on a custom Power Status 
	  Signal Sequencing chip.
	- Built a PDP11/23 system. Installed RT-11, RSX11M, and DLDP operating
          systems on the PDP11/23.
	- Developed automatic Data conversion and reduction package to analyze
	  SENTRY VII and SERIES 21 data on the VAX using RS1.

 1980 to 1981: Digital Equipment Corporation Electronic Engineering 
	       Technician III
	- Wrote and debugged test programs for various VLSI devices such as 
	  Dual Baud Rate Generators, P/SAT, and a Digital custom 
	  microprocessor (T-11).
	- Responsibilities included troubleshooting devices and program 
	  problems, generating new test programs, supporting manufacturing,
          and interfacing with Quality Control for new program releases.

 1979 to 1980: Digital Equipment Corporation Electronic
	       Engineering Technician II
	- Developed and implemented custom conversion program on TEKTRONIX 3260
          off-line systems to read and write SENTRY formatted tapes.
	- Developed and documented procedures for weekly, monthly, and 
	  quarterly calibration and preventative maintenance for  SENTRY VII 
	  VLSI testers.








 1978 to 1979: Gamewell Corporation Senior Test Technician
	- Designed and built test and calibration equipment for
	  commercial BETA radiation smoke detectors. Responsibilities
	  included test and repair of fire detection equipment.


HARDWARE: MIPS and VAX based architectures, Fairchild and Tektronix ATE 
	  Testers, PC's, and PDP11 series.

SOFTWARE: ULTRIX/UNIX, OSF1, RIS, DMS, BIND/HESIOD, NFS, MSU, VMS, DOCUMENT, 
	  INTERLEAF, MSDOS, VWS, DECWINDOWS, DECwrite, DECpresent, BASIC, 
	  FORTRAN, PASCAL, C, RS1, RT11, RSX11M, and TOPS20.



Education:

        - SNMP Technical Introduction (Jan 1992)
        - Comprehensive Overview of Sun's (N)etwork (F)ile (S)ystem (Jan. 1992)
	- TCP/IP Top Gun Training  (March 1990)
	- Ultrix System Management (May 1989)
	- Introduction to Vaxcluster Systems (December 1988)
	- Advanced C Programming Language (August 1987)
	- Design of Applications under VAX/VMS (March 1987)
	- LSI Logic Logic Array Design Course (February 1986
	- Teradyne (In house LASAR simulator training) (August 1985)
	- Introduction to Minicomputers A/V (March 1981)
	- Worcester Polytechnic Institute (Microprocessor Course) (May 1980)
	- Fairchild Sentry Basic SPM Programming (March 1980
	- Tektronix 3260 Software course (July 1979)
	- Rhode Island School of Electronics From:1977 To:1978
	- Worcester Vocational Technical School From:1970 To:1974

REFERENCES: Personal references will be forwarded upon request.

AVAILABILITY: 4 Weeks.
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