THOMAS B. SEEKER

1234 Northern Star Circle
Baltimore, MD 12345
H: (410) 555-1212; W: (410) 555-2121
E-mail: seeker@nettcom.com

• PROGRAMMING: C, C++, Visual BASIC, FORTRAN, Pascal, SQL, OSF/Motif, UNIX Shell Script (sh, ksh, csh), BASIC, Clipper, Algol 68, and 80X86 Assembler.
  
• OPERATING SYSTEMS: UNIX (bsd & SVr3/r4), MS Windows, MS DOS, MS Windows NT, Solaris, HP-UX, Ultrix, AIX, VAX/VMS, and Macintosh System 7.
  
• NETWORKING: TCP/IP, OSI, Microsoft LAN Manager, Novell Netware, DDN, Internet, Ethernet, Token Ring, SNA, X.25, LAN-WAN interconnection.
  
• APPLICATIONS: Microsoft Office, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Visual C++, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Publisher, Lotus 123, Lotus Freelance, System Architect, and others.
  

• Systems Engineer
  
• Computer Engineering Corporation, Los Angeles, CA, 1993-Present
  
• Provide systems engineering, software engineering, technical consulting, and marketing services as a member of the Systems Integration Division of a software engineering consulting company.
  
• Designed and managed the development of an enterprise-level client/server automated auditing application for a major financial management company migrating from mainframe computers, db2, and FOCUS to a workgroup oriented, client/server architecture involving Windows for Workgroups, Windows NT Advanced Server, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle7, and UNIX.
  
• Designed an enterprise level, high performance, mission-critical, client/server database system incorporating symmetric multiprocessing computers (SMP), Oracle7’s Parallel Server, Tuxedo’s on-line transaction processing (OLTP) monitor, and redundant array of inexpensive disks (RAID) technology.
  
• Conducted extensive trade studies of a large number of vendors that offer leading-edge technologies; these studies identified proven (low-risk) implementations of SMP and RDBMS systems that met stringent performance and availability criteria.
  
• Systems Analyst
  
• Business Consultants, Inc., Washington, DC 1990-1993
  
• Provided technical consulting services to the Smithsonian Institute’s Information Technology Services Group, Amnesty International, and internal research and development initiatives.
  
• Consolidated and documented the Smithsonian Laboratory's Testing, Demonstration, and Training databases onto a single server, maximizing the use of the laboratory's computing resources.
  
• Brought the Smithsonian Laboratory on-line with the Internet.
  
• Successfully integrated and delivered to Amnesty International an $80,000 HP 9000/750 Server consisting of 8 Gigabytes of disk space and 9 software systems that required extensive porting work and documentation.
  
• Automated Data Processor
  
• US Army Infantry, Germany 1986-1990
  
• Analyzed problems and ADP processes; designed, tested, and implemented software and hardware systems for an organizational operations center.
  
• Supervised the maintenance, deployment, installation, and operation of a battalion's personnel system that monitored and controlled up to 12 platoons in a fast-paced, technically demanding environment.
  
• Designed a maintenance reporting program that converted the labor intensive task of producing weekly status reports from a 4-day to a 2-hour process.
  
• Developed a departmental computer literacy training program, teaching classes on microcomputer operating systems, office automation software, and introductory programming.
  
• Taught a "Structured Programming and Problem Solving" course for the Community Education Center after work hours.
  

• Computer Systems Technology Program, Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), Graduate Courses in Software Engineering and Computer Communications (24 quarter units); GPA: 3.43
  
• BS, Mathematics/Computer Science, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), GPA: 3.57; Major GPA: 3.62
  

• Database Administration, Performance Tuning, and Benchmarking with Oracle7; Oracle Corporation.
  
• Software Requirements Engineering and Management Course; Computer Applications International Corporation.
  
• X.400 Messaging and Allied Communications Procedures-123 Profile; ComTechnologies, Inc.
  
• GOSIP LAN Operating System Network Administration; ETC, Inc.
  
• Interactive UNIX System V r4 (POSIX) System Administration; ETC, Inc.
  
• Effective Briefing Techniques and Technical Presentations; William French and Associates, Inc.
  
• Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP); Technology Systems Institute.
  
• LAN Interconnection Using Bridges, Routers, and Gateways; Information Systems Institute.
  
• OSI X.400/X.500 Messaging and Directory Service Protocols; Communication Technologies, Inc.
  
• US Army Signal Officer Advanced Course, US Army Signal Center, Georgia; Honor Graduate.
  

• MCP Trainer, DCS.
• MCP Trainer, SDD.
• MCP Certified Systems Engineer.
• MCP Certified Product Specialist, Networking, MS TCP/IP, and MS Mail 3.2 for PC Networks.
• Member, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA).