George Washington University - Computer Science
Applied Physics Laboratory
I have taught graduate courses in computational geometry and robotics in the computer science department and computer networking for the electrical engineering department.
Computer network modeling and simulation using SPGuru
VNE Server
OPNET Modeler. I have consulted with the IRS
Missile Defense
and DISA (the Defense Information Systems Agency).\n\nModeling the MDNT (Missile Defense) C2BMC network. C2BMC device configuration file import
simulated radar traffic import into ITGuru
traffic planning
SCPS-TP evaluation
high level protocol issues in the C2BMC network
and guidance of other engineers.\n\nIRS ANR (Application Network Readiness Review) Project\nModeling and simulation of the commercial computer networks. Network applications performance evaluation using OPNET Panorama
VNE Server
ITGuru
SPSentinel
ACE
Python scripting
application trace analysis
and multi-tiered application performance analysis. Network security evaluation using custom developed Python Netdoctor Rules. Customer education and guidance
mentoring other engineers
development of modeling proposals. Evaluation and diagnosis of poorly performing applications
interconnection and import of configuration of network information from management systems.
Washington D.C.
•\tCoordinating the FBI’s future network engineering redesign initiative\n•\tCoordination several network groups around a future network architecture vision.\n•\tMaintaining enterprise wide network engineering standards. \n•\tAspects of the FBI’s future directions were virtualization
NSA Suite B
network capacity planning
software defined networking
cloud deployment
software defined networking
and standardization of network deployments.\n•\tIPAM (IP address management) Their system polled the IP address space and organized it.\n•\tRiverbed technical support. Riverbed accelerators (Steelheads)
Steelcentral AppResponse (ARX)
NetProfiler
and Riverbed Steelcentral NPM tools.
Leader Network Engineering Design
ICS Nett
Inc. (ICS)
Washington D.C.
Modeling and simulation of the Department of Homeland computer network. Network applications performance evaluation and improvement using network performance engineering tools such as line utilization trend analysis
QoS monitoring
and application trace analysis.
Network Performance Engineer
SAIC
French
Spanish
German
MSEE
PhD
PhD Dissertation - Adaptive Antenna Systems (Adaptive arrays and adaptive digital signal processing)\nMS Thesis - High Frequency Broadband Matching Filters
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Stocker Fellowship
Engineer's degree
Electrical and Computer Engineering
The George Washington University
CISSP
CCDP
Cisco
CCNP
Cisco
Registered Electrical and Computer Engineer (PE)
National Association of Professional Engineers
BS
BA
Electrical and Computer Engineering and second degree in Liberal Arts
Network Security
Testing
Software Engineering
DSP
Application Performance Management
capacity planning
Telecommunications
Analysis
network performance engineering
application performance analysis
Network Administration
Capacity Planning
modeling and simulation
DoD
Digital Signal Processors
Computer Architecture
C++
Simulations
Management
QoS
I have years of graduate school teaching experience in computer science and electrical engineering.\nTeaching Specialties: Computer Architecture
Computer security
network security
cloud systems
big data analysis
and text analytics (search engines)
robotics
computer networking
and computational geometry.\nIndustrial Specialties: Application and network performance modeling and simulation
cloud computing
network security
technical alternative analysis.
CSC
CyberData
IRS
George Washington University
Sev1Tech
EBS
SAIC
ICS Nett
Inc. (ICS)
Fort Meade
MD
Providing video conferencing architectures for global video services within the DoD community. Working with the video services group within DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency) at Fort Meade. This activity was about the interchangeability and management of different video conferencing systems from Vidyo
Polycom
Cisco
and Avaya.
Cloud Video Architect
EBS
Springfield
VA
•\tConsulting at Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in deployment of the Riverbed suite of NetPlanner
NetAuditor
ARX
AIX
and NetCollector. Network capacity planning and application performance monitoring.\n•\tAssisted NCUA (National Credit Union Association) with migrating its datacenter to a new location. The planning incorporated the virtual servers
storage systems
and network. Coordinated selection of the new site
cabling
power
racks
and placement of new equipment. Migration to a new SDN
software defined network
in the datacenter.
Riverbed & Network Management Consultant
Sev1Tech
Washington
DC
I have taught network security
computer network defense
computer architecture
text mining/analytics big data algorithms
cloud computing
computer networking
cryptography
computer security
and discrete mathematics.
Professorial Lecturer
George Washington University
Customs and Immigration Services Headquarters
Washington
DC
Use of OPNET ACE Live
Panorama
VNE Server
and nCompass to produce enterprise level application performance dashboards for monitoring the response time of business critical custom Customs and Immigration Services
OPNET Subject Matter Expert
CyberData
Modeling and simulation of the IRS computer network. Network applications performance evaluation and improvement using network performance engineering tools
modeling
and application trace analysis. Computer architecture performance monitoring and modeling. Computer network design
network management configuration
network configuration management
networking proposals
evaluation and diagnosis of poorly performing applications
high availability configurations
and all manors of networking software
and specialized network scripting. Utilization and capacity analysis
network security and access issues.
Engineering Consultant
Washington D.C. Metro Area
CSC
Application performance analysis in the IRS network.
IRS