From: bedigian@zoltar.apollo.hp.com (Greg Bedigian)
Subject: ********
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 1993 15:47:31 GMT
Reply-To: bedigian@zoltar.apollo.hp.com (Greg Bedigian)
Organization: Hewlett-Packard Apollo Division - Chelmsford, MA


Greetings,

         I am seeking employment in either a system administration
or network management position in the greater Boston area.  I am open
to many possibilities and have a wide range of background experience.

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Greg Bedigian             Phone:  (508) 436-6517
19 Chauncey St.
Watertown, MA 02172

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EDUCATION
              Northeastern University, Boston, MA
              Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, 1988

              Completing Masters in Computer Science
              Boston University


COMPUTER SKILLS

  LANGUAGES:  C, Pascal, LISP, Fortran 77, VMS Assembly

  OP-SYSTEMS: HP-UX, AEGIS, UNIX, VAX/VMS, MS-DOS

  SYSTEMS:    HP-9000, APollo DN Series, DEC VAX, IBM PC


WORK EXPERIENCE
           
   April 1989 - Present   Hewlett Packard / Apollo Computer

        Response Center Engineer - OS/Networking Group.  Provide assistance
        to customers experiencing network and Operating System problems on
        both HP and Apollo platforms.  Analyze, setup and troubleshoot TCP/IP,
        X.25, IBM SNA and Token Ring Networks.  Assist customers where
necessary,
        with configuration and setup of peripheral devices such as printers,
        cd-roms and magneto-optical drives.  Modify and fine-tune OS kernal and
        parameters when necessary to add or remove device or file system swap
        space, as well as serial and parallel devices.  Support on-site field
        engineers to do their jobs.  Create customized coding examples for
        customers in C and Pascal to support and test UNIX system calls.  Set
        up local test environments in our lab to duplicate customer support
        issues and verify defects.


   January 1985 - April 1989   U.S.  Department of Transportation

        Computer Specialist - Developed peripheral I/O device drivers on APOLLO
        system to control a video disk player and a visual display panel of the
        "Eye's in the Skies" live air traffic display.  Exhibit now resides in
        the Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum.

        Created a plotting package to graph daily air traffic volume of
U.S. flights.

        Advanced Air Traffic Management System (ATMS).  Provided system
support by
        installing and testing ATMS system at New York's terminal and En-route
        traffic control centers.   Provided new user trainging to Air Traffic
        Controllers.

        Assisted in obtaining and testing of flight and weather date
used by the
        Airport Capacity Prediction System (ACP).  System used latest
weather and
        flight data to forecast congestion problems at four major U.S.
airports.

        Designed and coded an automated Mag-Tape archival system in PASCAL for
        continuous 24 hour storage of live aircraft data.  Software is
currently
        used by ATMS operators at both Cambridge and Washington sites.

        Created parsing algorithms neccesary for statistical analysis of U.S.
        Air Traffic.  Provided demonstrations of the prototype Aircraft
        Situation Display to outside foreign and domestic groups.

        Central Altitude Reservation Function Project.  Worked on team
to modify
        the FAA sponsored project responsible for tracking and resolving
conflicts
        of airspace among military aircraft.  Developed and coded bit-mapping
        algorithm in FORTRAN 77 to allow non-overlapping display of labelling
        while runing real-time aircraft simulations.