Resume
Summary Information:
Level of Security Clearance: SECRET
Current Work Location: DAHLGREN
Date Resume updated: 8/1/2010
Education:
Mr. Weber is currently enrolled in an Informational Sciences degree program at Rappahannock Community College and has completed approximately 75% of the required credit hours. Estimated graduation in 2011.
A+ Certification, Network+ Certification, Certified Internet Webmaster, Fast Track to ColdFusion, CMMI Level 3 Application Development
Experience Summary:
Mr. Weber is a computer technician with over ten years of experience using PC’s with Windows, Linux and Unix Operating Systems. He is highly skilled in developing web based, scripting or Visual Studio applications and utilities. Mr. Weber has a demonstrated talent for analyzing problems, developing and simplifying procedures, and finding innovative solutions.
Mr. Weber is familiar with the following programming languages / applications:
HTML, JavaScript, AJAX, CSS,
PHP, ASP, ASP.Net, ColdFusion,
Visual Basic/Visual C++, Visual Basic for Applications, Perl, Java, C++
Oracle, MySQL, SQL Server, MS Access, MS Visual FoxPro,
Blitz3d, Subversion, Microsoft Office Suite
Mr. Weber also has the following other skills:
Hardware Technical Support, Software Technical Support, Windows 9x-Vista Knowledge, Linux/Unix, TCP/IP Networking
Work Experience:
General Dynamics Information Technologies - 10/04 to present
Senior Web Systems Engineer
Web Development Roles:
Mr. Weber has designed and developed several different websites for the day to day operation of various tasks. Their addresses and purposes are listed below.
Documentation for Ship Cost Reduction
Mr. Weber is currently working with Q53 on a web based tool to help diminish the cost of engineering systems for the fleet by tailoring MIL-STD-461 and MIL-STD-464A requirements. This tool is being developed in PHP, with a MySql Database, and uses the XOOPS framework. The site prompts end users for information about the system, generates PDF reports complete with Frequency Spectrum Charts, and submits those reports to Program Managers for approval. The site is currently in Beta testing stages, so it’s not hosted external to the General Dynamics site, but should be live on the local NSWC base before the end of 2009.
https://www.nde.navy.mil/stan/
The SEMCIP repository for EMI Problems is a web based system currently hosted at NDE. In 2006 Mr. Weber began converting the site from an ASP/FoxPro system hosted commercially to an ASP/Microsoft SQL Server based site hosted on the local NSWC Dahlgren base. Over the last year Mr. Weber has since converted this to an ASP/Oracle site. The newest version is hosted at NDE in Fairfield, California. The overall task has involved reverse engineering the legacy ASP and FoxPro pages, creating standards compliant XHTML code, enhancing the performance of the database through index and foreign key constraints, and implementing an advanced regular expression theme-ing engine. Additional features for the new version include export options to XLS, DOC and PDF formats, Web 2.0/Ajax-ian widgets, various speed enhancements and a custom built search engine.
https://jpas.digital-dreamz.com
This site was created for the use of all FSOs (both inside and outside of General Dynamics) to help them implement and use the new DoD security management system, JPAS. This site includes FAQ’s, procedures, Forums, Instant Messages and several other tools to aid them in their implementation of this system. This site is maintained outside of the General Dynamics network to help ensure the entire DoD Community has access.
https://www.nswcdde3.com/cms/
This site was created for the J Department users to help them with their day-to-day operations. The site includes a Document Management Module, a Calendar Management Module, a Tasking System and several other modules for use by the J-Department government heads. Mr. Weber created the initial install and configuration and also began the development of custom modules for the XOOPS system.
http://outside.navsea.navy.mil
Under the direction of the SEMCIP department heads, Mr. Weber was keeping this site updated with new information from a variety of sources.
Helpdesk Roles:
Mr. Weber has handled the majority of the system support requests for the Q54 users. This includes the standard configuration, problem resolution, and typical helpdesk/bench work.
Edge Technologies - 09/03 to 10/04
JPAS Helpdesk Technician
Web Development duties included:
Mr. Weber has designed, developed and maintained a web based utility portal for the JPAS Helpdesk to help process each call. This portal contains many tools such as a system to house the helpdesk’s Frequently Asked Questions, Standard Operating Procedures, and Forums. It also provides access to networking utilities, automatic e-mailers, distribution list managers and a web based ticketing system. New modules are constantly being developed and implemented for this portal.
Secondary responsibilities included maintaining and backing up the JPAS Gateway website. Mr. Weber also designed, developed and maintained the redesigned JPAS Website available for review at https://jpas.dsis.dod.mil.
Helpdesk duties included:
Duties included handling technical and functional calls from over 5,000 Industry and Department of Defense organizations, and technical or networking calls from all military users. Mr. Weber also assisted the Helpdesk with senior level functional and technical calls, creating new accounts from DSS Certified Organizations, dispersing TPR Reports for EDS/HAI ™, and assisting in Beta-Testing new JPAS Training tool.
NCI, INC. - 02/03 to 08/03
Help Desk Associate
Mr. Weber handled incoming calls relating to technical pc problems our government and contractor customers’ experience. Mr. Weber also scheduled dispatches for the Dedicated Support if the problem requires. Secondary job duties included the processing of MOTD requests, new account requests and team message management.
NetStar USA – 07/01 – 02/03
Director of Technical Support
Mr. Weber serviced all incoming calls relating to technical problems. Mr. Weber responded to onsite dispatch service calls to provide in-home computer repairs for our customers and was in charge of hiring and training new technical personnel. In addition, Mr. Weber was in charge of designing and maintaining several company and customer websites.
