EXPERIENCE:

• Fall, 1996 to present: Student employee and (beginning March, 1997) Systems Programmer, NERDC, UF. Work duties included
  • implementation and administration of enterprise backup services
  • participation in design of University directory services
  • design and implementation of central LDAP services
  • new code to support the 'GatorLink' single-signon campus services
  • DB/2 database installation, maintenance, and design
  • UNIX Systems administration
  • design and implementation, maintainance of in-house applications (C,sh,ksh,PERL).
• Fall, 1999 to present: Database design and systems programmer for Marion Brechner Citizen Access Project, public-access resource repository for information on citizen access issues in state and local government in the United States.
• Fall, 1994 to 2001: Served as consultant on Internet presence to the President's Office, University of Florida. Advised the Associate Vice President for University Relations on web and Internet issues. Work included the design and implementation of the UF Calendar.

• Heavily-modified RADIUS server supporting production access-control services at UF including VPN services.
• Custom TACACS server supporting the University of Florida's central dialup services, access control and accounting for 1100 lines.
• ufl_auth, and ufl_admin, "middleware" in support of the UF GatorLink infrastructure, which allows systems not capable of native Kerberos authentication to do less-secure authentication making use of a Kerberos server.
• Web-based, mysql-founded database for managing undergraduate chemistry labs, 2000 students at a time.
• The UF Calendar, the official calendar of events for the University of Florida. Version 2 in development.
• "The Extra Closet", Microsoft Access application automating many functions of a storage business, including the allocation of storage units, billing, and tax recording.

Design philosophies:
Fluent: procedural, Object-oriented
Some experience: functional

OS'es: AIX, Solaris, Linux, Windows

Buzzwords:
LDAP, eduPerson, XML, XSLT, Open Source, Emacs or VI, mysql, SQL, DB/2,

References available on request.