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 Maya Shepherd

309 SE Tyler St — Scappoose, Or 97001— maya.shepherd@msn.com — 503-548-9876

Information Technology Network Engineer

Education & Background

Cisco Networking Academy, Heald College                                                                         2005-2006

Graduate Cisco Academy – Cisco Certified Network Associate Program

Certifications

CCNP

CCNA

CCNA Wireless

Major Interest:  Wireless Networking

Core Competencies:  802.11 Wireless Networking, Routing with BGP, EIGRP, OSPF, & Static routes, Site-to-Site and Business-to-Business IPSEC VPN’s, Documentation, Excellent People Skills, & Troubleshooting.

* Platforms: Cisco Equipment

Wireless Controllers

·         2100’s

·         4400’s

Wireless Access Points

·         1131 (autonomous & LWAP)

·         1140 (LWAP)

·         1231 (autonomous & LWAP)

·         1232 (autonomous & LWAP)

·         1242 (autonomous & LWAP)

·         1252 (LWAP)

Routers

·         800’s

·         1800’s

·         2600’s

·         2800’s

·         3800’s

Switches

·         2940’s

·         2950’s

·         2960’s

·         3550’s

·         3560’s

·         3750”s

Firewalls

·         PIX515E

·         PIX525

·         ASA5505

·         ASA5510

·         ASA5540

Tools:  Cisco Wireless Controller Server (WCS), Air Magnet, Cisco ACS 4.1, Cisco Works, SolarWinds, & Gigamon In-line TAP’s and Controllers.

Professional Experience

ATSI Group, Portland Oregon                                                                                     July 2010 – Present

Contractor

Brought on to temporarily fill the lack of manpower required to complete outstanding projects.  Projects ranged for software and configuration upgrades, to designing, ordering, & installing in-line TAP hardware.  

Key Contributions:

·         Responsible for designing, ordering, configuring and installing Gigamon In-Line taps.

·         Configuring and Deploying Routers for the East Side Hydro Bandwidth Upgrade Project.

·         Worked on project to upgrade Floor switch configurations to use separate vlan’s for management and clients, as well as update routing and switch RFC 1918 addressing, and standardize IOS.

·         Converted equipment to report to SolarWinds instead of Cisco Works.

·         Assisting with SIEM appliance installs at remote locations by providing Equipment Quotes for TAP’s and recommendations on install locations for complete data capture.

Con-Way Enterprise Services, Portland, Oregon                                                       June 2007 – July 2010

Network Technician

Part of a three person team responsible for support of the Logistics portion of our company which for me primarily involves international customers.  It is our responsibility to work with a project manager to determine the circuit and hardware requirements of new sites and determine the best course of action to deploy equipment to meet the customer’s requirements.  This includes multiple WAN circuits for redundancy, deployment of routers, firewalls, switches, and a full wireless deployment involving controllers and AP’s.  Because of our involvement with other companies we also have expertise in setting up Business-to-Business solutions to provide secure access to business partners.  I am also tasked by my Manager and Team Lead with “floating” between Menlo and Freight, to assist in whatever capacity I may be needed for.

Key Contributions:

§  Primary knowledge base for wireless deployments and troubleshooting for both Menlo and Con-Way Freight.

§  Responsible for administration and maintenance of ACS and WCS servers

§  Part of a two person team responsible for testing, developing, and making recommendations for wireless deployments domestically and internationally.

§  Integrated Cougar Logistics in Singapore giving us secure access to their systems while restricting their inbound access allowing us to safely bring their systems up to our company standards.

§  Currently working on project to integrate Chic Logistics in China into Menlo Logistics, through use of three remote DMZ locations in China.

§  Assisted in the conversion of 80 domestic sites from Frame-Relay to MPLS, and 3 international locations from Frame-Relay/ATM to MPLS.

§  Completed LAN Hardware refresh of 32 domestic and 6 international locations, with about half of all locations requiring a site visit to complete install.  This project also moved the sites from flat LAN’s to VLAN architecture at an estimated project expense of $400,000.

Comsys, Portland Oregon                                                                                     June 2006 – June 2007

Contractor

Part of a two man team responsible for deployment of over 3 million dollars worth of network equipment.  Project was estimated to take a full year to complete deployment; my teammate and I were able to complete our part within six months, and spent the next three months building and testing lab setups for future projects.

Key Contributions:

§  Configured and tested each Sites equipment setup prior to shipping

§  Responsible for tracking of all equipment involved in project and its status after project completion

§  Created an Access Database, on my own time, to automatically generate unique reports (configurations) for over 200 sites to help save time in the equipment configuration process

USMC 1FSSG CSSB-12 S6, Camp Pendleton, California                                 September 2004 – July 2005

NMCI Transition Assistance Representative/Data Chief

Primary responsibilities included bring the units transition information up to date, and providing them with the ability to continue doing so into the future without outside help from other locations.  Secondary duties included the deployment of 6-8 Marines daily to assist in maintenance and troubleshooting of problems experienced by the end-user. 

Key Contributions:

§  Implemented Single Database usage to eliminate miscellaneous copies and confusion

§  Relocated 97% of previously missing gear

USMC 1FSSG CSSB-7 Communication Platoon, Iraq                              February 2004 – September 2004

Data Communication Systems Chief

I was chosen to lead 10 IT Marines in the design and maintenance of two networks that would be able to support multiple units for an indefinite amount of time.  I was chosen because of my proven knowledge and expertise in the communication field, as well as my ability to lead the Marines and deal with problems that may occur and make an onsite decision promptly. 

Key Contributions:

§  Designed network diagrams showing user locations, compared to network capabilities.

§  Developed a maintenance cycle that kept 10 servers, 3 routers, and 16 switches online, through sandstorms, 135^o F heat, and periods of turmoil while still limiting noticed down time by users.

§  Assisted with the development and cost requirements for permanent Local Area Network (LAN) equipment to be implemented and installed at Camp Al Asad.

USMC 1FSSG 1^st MNTBN S6, Camp Pendleton, California                               May 2003 – February 2004

NMCI Transition Assistance Representative

Primary responsibility was to prepare the unit to begin a transition from a Military network to civilian administrated network.  Requirements included finding all user locations and document precisely the number of users, asset requirements, and locations.

Key Contributions:

• Assisted with updating 1200 user records and 300 machine records.
• Designed a database that showed which user in what building sitting at a specific desk was responsible for each laptop, and when the machine would be transitioned.

USMC 1FSSG CSSB-12 Communications Platoon, Iraq                                       January 2003 – May 2003

Tactical Network Specialist

I was recruited to join the unit to provide experience at building and implementing Servers and network designs.  This provided me with the opportunity to learn more about setting up networks and the difficulties associated with doing so in harsh environments.

Key Contributions:

• Designed a physical network structure that enabled the deployment of SIPR and NIPR networks to be packed up in two hours, and redeployed fully functional in less than 24 hours anywhere in Iraq.
• Responsible for the operation of servers and network equipment in extreme environmental conditions.

USMC 1FSSG HSBN G6 NOC, Camp Pendleton, California                              March 2002 – January 2003

Windows NT Server Administrator

Primary duties included the daily maintenance of the server farm as well as backing up systems and emergency restore and recovery procedures.  Secondary duties varied from upgrading hardware and software to testing new software options as well as occasionally providing period of instruction to Marine Corps End-User classes.

Key Contributions:

• Implemented/updated Blackberry Servers into infrastructure to provide wireless access to online information for Commanding General and Command Staff members.
• Consolidated the number of servers required for the use of day to day operations allowing the excess servers to be maintained on site for backup and training purposes.
• Increased the ability of recovering damaged and lost emails, during system failures of Exchange 5.5.

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