From: steves@flashy.tay2.dec.com (Stephen J. Stuczynski)
Subject: Sys/Domain/Admin. ULTRIX,UNIX,DOS,VMS,Networking
Keywords: IP Network ULTRIX UNIX DOS BIND VMS DECnet OSF/1
Reply-To: steves@flashy.tay2.dec.com
Organization: Digital Equipment Corp, Littleton MA
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 92 14:48:27 GMT




                          Stephen J. Stuczynski
                          14 John McQuinn Circle
                          Framingham, Ma. 01701
                          Home phone: (508) 879-0018
                          Work phone: (508) 952-4021
                          E-mail: steves@flashy.tay2.dec.com

Career Goal:    To Expand upon the 13 years of Technical Experience.

Work Experience:
3/90 to Present: Digital Equip. Corp. Sr. Information Systems Specialist
 Senior Systems Administrator for Corporate Telecommunications 
 Engineering Group.
        - Responsible for the Design and Implementation of Corporate IP 
          backbone, including Sub-net router configurations, Network Mgt., 
          ULTRIX/OSF1 system Management, Domain Manager, and Bind Services
        - Member of the corporate technical network security task force.
        - Total Responsiblity for systems Specifications through 
          Implementation.

6/87 to 3/90: Systems Analyst
        - Provided CAD/CATT group with the proper hardware and software 
          platforms.
        - Responsible for evaluating, recommending, ordering, installing, 
          testing and maintaining all hardware and software.
        - Developed a product installation procedure for the CAD/CATT
          suite of tools.

4/85 to 6/87: CAD/CATT Software Engineer
        - Developed CAD Tools for automated Gate Array test generation 
          process.
        - Project Leader for an internal CAD tool a
          pattern compression/conversion tool with the capability to do
          waveform analysis.
        - Responsible for creating regression test procedures, documentation,
          addition of new code input and output modules, and the 
          productization and internal release of products.

7/84 to 4/85: ASIC Applications Engineer
        - Responsibilities included simulation and verification 
          CMOS gate-array and ASIC designs.
        - Familiar with LASAR, SAGE2, DECSIM, and LDSII simulators, 
          and also the VALID schematic capture software.

3/83 to 7/84: Electronic Test Engineer II
        - System management of VMS nodes.
        - Installed software such as NMAIL, ELF, ADE, and DECGRAPH.
        - System software manager for RS1.
        - Addressed disk space and load factor problems.
        - Mentored user community in the use of the VAX/VMS operating system 
          and it's layered products.

1/81 to 3/83: Electronic Engineering Project Technician
        - Developed and simulated test patterns for internal Bipolar Custom 
          chipset, Developed test program start to finish for an internal 
          mixed technology design.
        - Developed automatic Data conversion and reduction package to analyze
          VLSI tester data using RS1.

1/80 to 1/81: Electronic Engineering Technician III
        - Wrote and debugged test programs for various custom VLSI devices.
        - Responsibilities included troubleshooting devices and program 
          problems, generating new test programs, supporting manufacturing,
          and interfacing with Quality Control for new program releases.



6/79 to 1/80: Electronic Engineering Technician II
        - Developed and implemented custom conversion program on TEKTRONIX 3260
          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.

5/78 to 6/79: 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: RISC 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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