NetNews Usenet Archive 1992 #27/NN_1992_27.iso/spool/comp/os/vms/18150

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 *If you need further assistance, contact User Support at   *
 *RAL ([e-mail] from JANET; [e-mail] from outside UK  *
 *fax[phone] , telex 83159 from UK                     *
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From:       drlee@(Donald R Lee) GOV.SANDIA.SOMNET
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Attached is my resume for reading as I need a new position. I did not
win the new contract for the position I now hold. Anyone interested
or has a need for my expertice please contact me at the address on my resume
as i will not have access to this group after 30-Nov-1992.
Thank you to all on the net.

Donald R. Lee

10812 Guadiana SW.         Albuquerque, NM 87121             [phone]


                        SUMMARY OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

     Previously employed in Data Processing as a Data Processing Manager,
Computer Security Consultant, Systems Analyst, Programmer Analyst, Database
Manager/Consultant, Communications Consultant, PC Hardware/Software Consultant,
 and Customer Engineer.
Currently have an active DOE-Q Clearance and employed as a Data Processing
Manager, Computer System Security Officer, and LAN Network Security Officer.
 Supporting VMS and
SUN Workstation/Mainframe users. Current contract expires 30-Nov-1992.

I have experience in the following Operating System and Languages:


System                   Language or Operating System

UNiSYS  90/80     BAL         FORTRAN     BASIC VS-9
                  JCL


UNiSYS  DCP40     TELCON      DCP/OS


UNiSYS  1100      EXEC 1100   FURPER      COBOL       DMS1100
                  MASM        COMUS       PERCON      ECL
                  CMS1100


IBM               TSO         JCL


DIGITAL  VAX      SE/VMS      VMS         DCL         INGRES
                  COBOL       'C'         PASCAL      TCP/IP
                  FORTRAN     DECNET      VAXSET      PATHWORKS


PC'S              CP/M        FORTRAN     COBOL       OS/2
                  DBASE       LOTUS       FTP         ASSEMBLER
                  MSDOS       UNIX        'C'         Excel
                  Telnet      PASCAL      SperryLink  BASIC
                  WORD        1 DIR       MASS-11     XENIX
                  INGRES      RBASE       DBASE       WORDSTAR
                  Windows     WordPerfect Novell      Freelance
                  TCP/IP


UNiSYS            UNIX        Q-OFFICE    'C'
 5000/9000


Sun Workstations  SUN/OS      TCP/IP


Experience:


1/1/89 - Present
     Employed as a contract employee as a VAX System Manager. In this
position I supervise all aspects of the system operation from approving
user accounts to purchases of new hardware and software. Responsible for
long range system planning and budgeting. Computer System Security Officer
responsible for physical and system security for the department data processing
 facility. Network Security Officer responsible for LAN Network
Security. Authored the department Computer Security Plan for Classified
Processing and Computer Security Test Plan for Classified Processing.
Support Classified PC Lan and Sun Workstation users.


2/1/87 - 11/14/88
     Employed by Federal Systems Division, Unisys Corporation. Systems
Analyst under contract to Sandia National Labs Albuquerque NM. Supported
UNiSYS data processing systems in Sandia's Administrative Computing Division.
Assigned to Support Sandia's computer communications, database, operating
systems, and user software. Authored and verified the Computer Security
Test Plan for Classified Processing on the UNiSYS Administrative Computer
Systems.


1981 - 2/1/87
     Customer Engineer for UNiSYS Corp. Responsibilities were maintenance and
installation of hardware and software on UNiSYS mainframe computer systems.
Systems Analyst for UNiSYS Laser Printer Systems. Consultant for software
and hardware products sold by UNiSYS.


1979 - 1981
     Employed by Professional Electronics and Communications. Supervised
customer service performed in and out of the shop. The work included
mobile and base communications, repeaters, microwave, earth stations,
and related associated devices.


1979 - 1979
     Employed by Windmill Broadcasting as a broadcast engineer. Performed
the initial installation and certification of a television studio and
transmitter installation.

1978 - 1979
      I was employed by several employers to gain added experience in the
following areas:

        1.    Employed as product engineer for a major sign company.
        2.    Employed as a digital electronics (microprocessor based)
              automated test equipment engineer.
        3.    Employed as an analog and digital electronics design engineer
              for the manufacture of hydraulics components used in
              manufacturing of large earth moving and farm equipment.
        4.    Employed in a primary standards lab repairing, calibrating
              test equipment and secondary standards.


1975 - 1978
        Employed by Dicky-john Corporation as an Electronics Engineering
Technician. Involved in research and development of numerous products that
used microprocessor and other highly specialized measurement techniques to
measure grain constituents.


Education:
Lincoln Land Community College    8/70 - 5/72
Springfield IL.                   Major: Electronics Technology

Harper Community College               8/78 - 12/78
Palatine IL.                           Major: Data Processing


Other Items Of Interest:
1. First-class FCC Radiotelephone License W/Ship Radar Endorsement
   (General Radiotelephone Operator License).
2. FCC Amateur Radio License.
3. FAA Private Pilot Single Engine Land License.
4. FAA Ground Instructor Advanced License.
5. Five years teaching experience at Lincoln Land Community College:
   Data Processing and Aviation.
6. Past member of the Precision Measurement Association.


Salary negotiable, letters of commendation, recommendation, and references
upon request.


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