From: tencati@nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov 
Subject: BANYAN Fileserver Admin - Virginia/DC/Maryland
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41    
Keywords:  BANYAN FILESERVER NETWORK
Organization: NASA - Goddard Space Flight Center
Distribution: usa
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 15:27:00 GMT


I am looking for a position with a Banyan Network.  I am currently working on 
a contract that will be ending on October 1, 1992 at the Air National Guard in
Washington D.C.  I would like to locate a new position within the Washington 
D.C. area, but wouldn't be adverse to a Northern California position.  Travel 
is not a problem, if it is required.

I have 2-1/2 years of Banyan administration experience with the first 2 Banyan
courses under my belt.  I also have a background with Help Desk support and 
end user support.

I have attached a copy of my resume for perusal.  If there is a position that 
matches my skills, please feel free to contact me by phone. 

Thank you in advance for any information.

Terry Robinson
(703) 528-4829 (eves)


			    TERRY K. ROBINSON
			 1413 N. Buchanan Street
			  Arlington, VA  22205
			     (703) 528-4829

OBJECTIVE:
  To obtain a position which will allow me to utilize my networking skills,
  permit me to expand on these skills, and to afford me the opportunity to
  grow within the organization. 

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE:
  Recently supported a 35 server LAN supporting the Air National Guard
  Bureau at Andrews Air Force Base.  This LAN has over 1700 users.  My
  experience has been diverse with different levels of exposure to PC's and
  PC software.  As a word processor, I was able to familiarize myself with
  different software programs. Through this I was able to work my way up
  through the administrative ranks.  During my time with I-NET, I was
  allowed the opportunity to test my skills and administer my first Banyan
  file server.  I also attended Banyan Administration courses to expand my
  knowledge base.  After running their system for 1-1/2 years I decided it
  was time to explore other opportunities.  This is when I started working
  with the Marine Corps. With the Marines, I was exposed to a number of
  different aspects of the Banyan system, and was able to learn about a true
  Local Area Network.  At Andrews AFB I have been exposed to more technical
  problems with hardware and software that has pushed my knowledge to it's
  limits, and succeeded! 


HARDWARE: Syntrex 486, Banyan  BNS/CNS, Compaq System Pro 386/486, 
          PC's (Zenith 248/386/Laptops, Compaq 386 25L/Laptop, AST Laptop,
          Unisys 386, Macintosh Plus IISI/CI, and Misc. IBM Clones,
          Bernoulli Diskette System, Laser Printers (TI, Kyocera, HP
          II/III, QMS PS 810, Apple Laserwriter), Dot Matrix Printers
          (ALPS, NEC, Sperry), Color Printers (NEC, HP), Scanners (Kerzwiel
          5500, HP ScanJet), Synoptics Lattisnet Concentrators 

SOFTWARE: 
    IBM:  WordPerfect 4.2/5.0/5.1, Lotus 1-2-3 2.0/2.3, Harvard Graphics 2.2, 
	  Trellis (Timetalk, Fax, Tackboard, Streetmap), Enable OA, AutoMenu, 
	  Calendar Creator Plus, Multimate Advantage Plus, Calera WordScan, 
	  and limited exposure to WordStar, Windows, Wang Word Processing, 
	  and LattisNet Network Management Package. 

    MAC:  MicroSoft (Word 3.0/4.0, PowerPoint, Excel), MacDraw, Persuasion, 
	  Fasttrack, Scheduler. Exposure to Freehand, Adobe and Illustrator 88. 

OPERATING SYSTEMS:    DOS 3.0-5.0, Macintosh System 6

NETWORKING PROTOCOLS: Vines 3.0(5) - 4.11(5), Ethernet, Token Ring, Tops 

			    TERRY K. ROBINSON

WORK EXPERIENCE:

ICT, Inc.
File Server Administrator
6/92 - Present
  Responsible for Banyan administration, end user and help desk support of
  35-server LAN between the Pentagon and Andrews Air Force Base.  End user
  support duties include handling a diverse amount of user problems on
  software packages (e.g., WordPerfect, Enable OA, Harvard Graphics, Lotus
  1-2-3, DOS 3.2-5.0) and connectivity to the LAN using Vines. Additionally,
  assisted with a number of other specialized packages used by different
  groups. Administration duties include adding, deleting, and modifying user
  accounts and file services, and maintaining server software.  Help Desk
  support includes, but is not limited to, responding to user specific
  problems either by phone or at user site.  Their problems range from
  software and hardware problems to password changes. Handling an average of
  15 trouble calls daily. 


PSI, International
Network Software Engineer/LAN Administrator
10/91 - 6/92
  Responsible for the upkeep of software packages and PC hardware issues
  involving the LAN.  Installation of new software and upgrades packages for
  network use, which includes:  setup, testing, altering menuing system, and
  end user support.  Other LAN team duties include, daily administration of
  the LAN; adding, deleting, and modifying users and services; daily and
  weekly backups on a rotating basis; network scan for viruses; fielded help
  desk questions; other miscellaneous activities as needed and required. 
  Assisted with upgrade from 4.10 to 4.11(5); relocation of more than 100
  users from one LAN to environment (from ethernet to token-ring), and
  personally setup an entirely new Organization on the LAN including groups,
  file services, and user accounts. 


I-NET, Inc.
LAN Administrator
12/89 - 10/91
  Responsible for administration, maintenance and implementation of the first
  phase installation of a highly visible Corporate Banyan LAN.  Duties
  included:  maintaining hardware and software upgrades for the LAN; adding/
  deleting users and service setups; troubleshooting hardware and software
  problems for server and PC's; developed and implemented policies and
  procedures for users, network security, and network backups. Researched the
  second phase of implementation which was to include installation of
  additional LAN drops (ethernet) in corporate staff offices, dial-in
  capabilities for field offices, and purchase of additional PC's for
  expansion.  Also assisted in the proposal production department, duties
  included graphical illustrations for proposals, business presentation,
  client deliverables, and a variety of manuals.  Also assisted in the
  research of color equipment purchase for the graphics department. 


LOGICON, Inc.
Department Secretary
6/88 - 9/89
  Primarily supported the Department Manager and five Section Managers. 
  Responsible for all word processing for approximately 30 employees. 
  Produced monthly deliverables including reports, briefings and charts for
  client (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) using both the PC and Macintosh. 
  Maintained and assisted with all  aspects of office facilities.  Assisted
  with classified document control and production.  Coordinated all travel and
  meeting arrangements. 


			    TERRY K. ROBINSON

California Reinsurance Management Corporation
Executive Secretary
9/86 - 6/88
  Supported corporate executive staff.  Primary word processor for office of
  ten. Responsibilities included processing all claims; production of
  accounting charts, quarterly and annual financial reports, and corporate
  briefings. Maintained office supply inventory, microfiche files and
  equipment, and supported office in all other respects. 


Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Administrative Secretary
3/85 - 9/86
  Supported five Group Managers and their staffs, approximately 30 Engineers. 
  Primary duties were production of briefings, reports and memos.  Translated
  DEC VAX files into WordStar files using Kermit.  Processed inventory of
  fabrication parts for the Attitude and Control system for the Galileo Space
  Project.  Maintained office supplies, and supported office in all aspects. 

EDUCATION:

	SYNTREX
		Vines Administration, April 1991
		Advanced Vines Administration and Planning, May 1991
	WANG
		Wang Word Processing
	PASADENA CITY COLLEGE
		Miscellaneous Business related courses
	GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE
		General Education Courses


PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND SPECIAL AWARDS:

	ABUI (Association of Banyan Users International)

	FEDBUG (Federal Banyan Users Group - Attendee)

	Nominated as one of the Outstanding Young Women in America,  
	   (1983, 1984, 1985)

	Received Outstanding Regional Director award from the California
	   Jaycee Women, 1983, 84 (held the largest region in the state) 


CURRENTLY HOLD A SECRET CLEARANCE