Gregory C. Early, Jr.
2618 Zoll Lane, Waldorf, Md. 20603
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STATUS
Full time employee of L-3 Titan. Top secret clearance.
EDUCATION
University of Maryland, Eastern Shore Economics MS 12/98
University of Maryland, College Park Economics BS 05/93
EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
Twelve years experience in the field of System Analysis/computer science.
The last year has been specific to software testing. Current programming
language includes visual C++. PC troubleshooting was my initial introduction to
the occupation in which I assisted users of Microsoft operating systems.
SKILLS
Hardware: IBM PC Compatible, Mainframe
Communications Equipment:
Operating Systems: MS WinNT, MS Server, Win 2000, Win XP, Win2003 Win 98/95, MS
Win3.1, Linux, MacOS, UNIX
Network Management: MS Exchange Server, Vinca Server Link, Firewall(Raptor)
Database Management: MS Access, Oracle8, MS SQL Server
Programming languages: Visual C++, Visual Basic, Omnis Studio, Visual Basic for
Applications
Applications Software: MS Office2000, MS Office XP, MS Excel
Other: DMDS (Defense Messaging Dissemination System), DMS (Defense Messaging
System). LINUX, UNIX
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
12/05 – Pres, System Analyst , Joint Interoperability Test Command, Indian Head,
Md., Supervisor Collin Nole, [Send email to request phone number] 44-2825
Major duties includes supporting the Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC)
at Indian Head, MD. I’m the technical lead for Independent Validation and
Verification (IV&V) testing efforts for the Naval Modular Automated
Communications System (NAVMACS II), Single Messaging System (SMS), and Defense
Messaging System - Afloat (DMS Afloat). I’m responsible for writing test plans
and procedures, identifying and troubleshooting software and hardware problems,
collecting and analyzing performance data and reporting results. I coordinate
lab assets to perform tests, perform systems administrator functions for SCO,
HP-UX and Linux platforms, and maintain internal Ethernet network along with the
Microsoft File and Exchange servers. Work includes use of Windows 2000 Server,
Exchange 5.5/2000, networking (especially TCP/IP and SMTP), and UNIX system
administration (Linux, SCO and HP-UX helpful). Additional experience includes
Military Messaging (ie, JANAP 128, ACP 126M and Defense Messaging System (with
PKI)).
12/99 – 12/05, Sr. Programmer/Analyst,CHM, Inc.,Supervisor Beverly Greene
202-685-4083
Major duties include development of mail message base applications
for DoD (Department of Defense) using MAPI (Messaging Application Programming
Interface). Responsible for several projects including outbound Organizational
messaging and mail transport programs (via pager, voice and sound). I am apart
of a small development team, which allows me to work on varying concepts
including developing web to mail and disk to mail applications (using MS Exchange
Servers). In addition to development apps to deliver messages, I help design and
implement secure methods of delivery (PKI and fortezza). Messaging formats
primarily include JANAP and DMS (Defense Messaging System).
12/97 – 12/99, Analyst, Gannett Co., Inc. Supervisor Brett
Coddington,703.284-6193
Responsible for current and future development and enhancement of
Sales Force Automation tools for newspapers. His development platforms for SFAs
include Linux, MacOS, WinNT and Win95/98. I successfully developed two releases
of an SFA which were implemented to over 500 desktops. For data mining, I
specialized in OLAP, and ad hoc query tools for providing single analytical
functionality. Environments included client/server and/or Web-based. Categories
of used included corporate portals, which combined an integrated
query/reporting/analysis toolset with a publish/subscribe engine and repository
for user access to warehouse data.
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02/97-12/97, Software Engineer, De La Rue ASI, Supervisor Dave
Briggs/44.1256.329122(uk)
I was responsible for two of four software components (CIS and CMS)
as part of a multi-technology, multi-application IC chip-based ("Smart Card")
application. Both of which use Object-Oriented Programming.
Card Issuance System (CIS): A centralized system that produces a Smart Card
uniquely identified to an individual and functional in terms of a color photo ID,
3 of 9 bar code, signature panel and IC chip applications (initially, an
electronic purse). The design objectives for this component subsystem: Enhance
the current card issuance printer platform at United States Military Academy to
integrate chip
functionality as part of the following two-step process: (1) Card Formatting,
electronic purse directory files, and a secured transport key to open the purse
directory, and (2) Card Population and Printing (establishing a purse security
architecture; printing logo, bar code and digitized photo; and assigning values
to data elements). Provide both initial card issuance and card reissuance
capabilities, including a common database link to the Card Management System
(CMS) to enable CMS-initiated authorization for card reissuance. Implement the
security key methodology and support a SAM-card based security scheme defined
under the total system security architecture. Provide system access protection.
Maintain modifiable access control parameters to the component’s functionality.
Provide a data base management system (DBMS) to maintain and output to screen
or hardcopy card issuance data as well as system access and system performance
logs.
Card Management System (CMS):
A centralized system that manages card inventory, controls the deactivation and
reissuance of active cards, and provides administrative access to electronic
purse and MARC-related data elements. The CMS may co-reside with the CIS on the
same platform, or be a stand-alone PC-based system. The design objectives
fulfilled by this component subsystem: Provide the capability to view/modify
card-based cadet and electronic purse data. Provide an authorization process
enabling remote system components (such as the Load and Purchase Devices) to
deactivate a reported lost or stolen card. Provide an authorization process
enabling the CIS to reissue a card as a replacement for one that is lost,
stolen or damaged. This enabling process will require a common database link to
the CIS. Enable card interoperability on several academic campuses. Provide
for
lost/stolen card hot list management for a Smart Card System. Provide for
exception-case handling processes, such as unlocking a card or allowing the
cadet to redeem the remaining balance in the electronic purse in cash. Maintain
modifiable access control parameters to the component’s functionality.
Implement
the security key methodology and support a SAM-card based security scheme
defined under the total system security architecture. Provide system access
protection. Provide a data base management system (DBMS) to maintain and
output to screen or hardcopy card management data as well as system access and
system performance logs.
07/96-02/97, System Analyst, DIGEX,Inc, Supervisor Kevin Donnelly
[Send email to request phone number] 47-5000
Assisted desktop management in managing day-to-day applications for
multiple departments consisting of multiple Windows NT database servers.
Supported over 20 end users on Ethernet topology using TCP/IP protocols using
Windows 95 workstations. I supported client/server RDBMS applications
consisted of word processing, spreadsheets, group scheduling and Internet
E-mail (SMTP). I researched further automation projects which included network
based documents management systems, Intranet WWW Database connectivity and
network DC-ROM servers. Managed and evaluated UNIX application performance to
identify informational and application (Consolidated Billing System) which is an
Oracle and Smalltalk based database application and Visual Works front-end.
Supported Oracle back-end database administration with subcontracting company
to develop Accounting Department functionality. Provided in-house
troubleshooting and training support for Windows-based applications. I assisted
system administrator with network (windows NT server) and application upgrades,
configuration and the design/implementation of new information services. I
participated in trial runs of new applications documentation of procedures,
training and user services. Developed and maintained a relational database for
DIGEX Human Resources department. A client/server application (DIGEX Employee
Tracking System) that can service multiple departments across UNIX and LAN
servers. Visual Basic was used for back-end programming of the system. Primary
and Foreign keys were incorporated for data integrity checks.
01/95 - 06/95, Research Analyst, CellularONE, Supervisor Velka Best
[Send email to request phone number] 89-3600
I was involved in system design, development, testing, and
operations of a relational database for Accounts Receivable Department using MS
Access. Developed forms for inventory, managerial information, customer
services, staff accounts and follow-up operations. I managed workstations,
designed standardized Windows desktops and trained users in business
applications. Also solved connectivity issues for workstations and network
printers. Installed and repaired workstation/Laptop hardware.
04/94 -12 /94, Graduate RA, Natl Blck Leader Init. On Cancer Initiative on
Cancer (NIH), Supervisor Dr. T HedgePath 410-651-6011
Assisted the project manager by conducting surveys of MD, VA, and DE
regions. Used SAS to develop programs on IBM mainframe, merged data files to do
statistical analysis on certain variables. I created model analysis using SAS
regression and used Quattro Pro to design and manipulate data.
List of specific skills used at this job:
01/94 – 04/94, Intern Statistian, State Department of Agriculture, Supervisor
Bruce West 410-841-5740
Supported all system related H/W, S/W upgrades and operating system
changes. I monitored system activity and executed actions accordingly by
utilizing tools such as SAR and HPO Openview Operations Center and Network Node
Manager. Assisted in many day-to-day behind the scenes system operations. I
worked closely with every department to ensure that uses have the appropriate
access necessary to perform their jobs. Performed essential state-wide
agricultural crop reports based on pricing and production issues for the State
of Maryland. Drafted and published the "Evaluation of Livestock & Poultry
Farmers in Maryland Watersheds" with the National Agricultural Statistics
Service. I used SAS for mainframe and later SAS for Windows to analyze data
collected. Analysis included research, design and execution using the following
methods: regression analysis, frequency distribution, and mean breakdowns. The
evaluation project took approximately one year for completion. Served as
project leader for report.
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