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MAX W. BAILEY
Professional Experience
Vicode,
Chicago,
IL August,
1997 to Present Network Engineer/Project Manager
WAN/LAN Project Manager to
assigned client locations to develop or maintain technology driven environments.
Managed the deployments of WINDOWS NT40 and Novell Servers, workstations and
PDA’s. Consulting clients on
servers, customized PC’s, communications servers, and remote access servers.
Plan, design, and install LAN/WAN networks. Consult to potential and
current clients concerning all aspects of Y2K issues, data &
telecommunications. Negotiate communications contracts with various carriers for
clients. Recent projects have
included design and implementing Frame Relay for a governmental contractor,
setting up NT4.0 Comm Servers to communicate with AS400 environments. Project
managed the deployment of Y2K compliance for a large international moving
company. Also completed a three-month project on renegotiating IXC contracts for
a mult-national corporation for their VPN, T1 private lines, 800 services, and
calling cards from MCI and AT&T. ON-LINE
Financial Services, Inc., Oak Brook, IL
October, 1980 to August, 1997 Project Manager / Data Communications Analyst
(October, 1984 to August,
1997) Provide
technical advice and act as an internal consultant to customers, management, and
vendors regarding all aspects of data and telecommunications. Primary scope
included client server environment integration to Mainframe and Mini AS400 and
Unysis Systems. Planned, designed, and implemented data communication networks
including; scaleable fast-packet, router-based private line, Frame Relay, and
modem pools on both analog and digital circuits. Frame Relay design included establishing CIR/BIR
requirements, router dial backups, VPN requirements, and DLCI’s. Interacted with 25-plus various local phone companies
throughout the Midwest plus AT&T, Sprint, LCI (Quest), Ameritech, and
Worldcom/MFS. Was project manager
for installation of an OC12 fiber ring from Ameritech. Over-saw trenching, fiber mux installation and copper to
fiber circuit conversion of 2 DS-3’s, 15 DS-1's and over 120 various circuits.
Coordinated installation of Motorola and Timeplex routers, various
bridges, and gateways, and Microsoft Windows NT4.0 Comm server installation on
wide area network. Was responsible for ATM (Automatic Teller Machine) network
coordination on ATM’s throughout Illinois, Minnesota, and Indiana.
Project manager for the coordination of line installations (both analog
and digital), machine installations, software installs and upgrades, and network
monitoring of modems and ATM’s. Performed
QOS for error messages, daily
balancing activity and network performance that tied ATM’s to providers such
as Cash station, AO Smith, MPS and others.
Acted as Tele-communications consultant for ON-LINE Financial. Installed all fax and modem lines plus was responsible for
800 inbound (switched and dedicated) and out-bound local, Band C and long
distance services on switched and dedicated facilities.
Installed communications lines (analog and digital –multiple T1’s)
for InterVoice IVR/VRU project to allow clients’ customers’ access to over
800K banking accounts. This
included TTD, Fax-Back plus VoiceMail for client access for up-dates.
Set up comm cards and system software voice access for IVR mini system
(OS/2 based on a MCA machine). Added
new M/F with TCP access and migrated clients to new system and added new IVR
unit and upgraded communications. Project
managed (14 months) the installation of 350+ node scaleable fast-packet network
in 11 states in the Midwest, plus PA, Ca, and FL. This included readying each
site for new circuits (both private line and dial backup), coordinating each
site for upgrades with client’s hardware and software vendors for
communication controllers or gateways; installation of software, cut-over to new
network and maintaining over 99% network availability during project. Oversaw
installation of all associated equipment at communications center including a
UNIX based network monitoring system. Was
responsible for complete communications center design, installation and testing
for company’s disaster recovery site/center in Orlando, FL in 1989 and did
live testing of site twice a year. Center
was accuired by competior and closed in 1996.
Moved disaster center from Orlando, FL to Warminster, PA facility and
readied equipment for use in less than 10 days.
This included electrical wiring, front-ends, dial backups and cable
installation. Was responsible for
contracting all communications services from providers and oversaw billing of
these services and establishing reports for upper management using Excel and
DB3+. Network
Controller (October
1980 to September, 1984) Responsible
for data communications network monitoring and trouble shooting for a
350+-location multi-point private line network.
Had extensive contact with customers, vendors, and telecommunication
providers.
Self Employed, Chicago, IL
January, 1977 to October, 1980
Micro-processor System Installer, Lighting and
sound Engineer
Designed
and installed various microprocessor based lighting control systems for
restaurants, nightclubs, and discos in Illinois, Florida, Texas, and California.
Supervised electrical contractors to insure compliance with design
specifications and local electrical codes and ordinances. Western Union Data
Services Company, Elmhurst, IL February,
1973 to December, 1976 Field Service Engineer Provided
primary customer contact for the installation of various types of communications
equipment including printers, modems and CRT/VDT's.
Was directly responsible for the installation, troubleshooting, and
maintenance of all communications equipment used by E.F. Hutton on all trading
floors and brokerage offices in Chicago and the Midwest. Illinois
Bell Telephone Company, Ottawa,
IL
April, 1970 to January, 1973 Toll & Special Services Technician Installed
data and voice circuits for both private users and the public switched network.
Troubleshot carrier and circuit problems and worked with other
technicians in other toll offices. Circuits types included FX, OP, data, radio, and others.
Installed and performed maintenance on various model of Teletypes and
other communications equipment. Operating
Systems MSDOS/PCDOS
Windows 3.1/3.11WFW
Windows 95 Windows
NT4.0 Server
Windows NT4.0 Workstation
Software Microsoft Office 4.0 through 4.3 Microsoft Office95 Microsoft
Office97 Microsoft
Excel, Word, PowerPoint
Microsoft Office 2000
Visio ProfessionalLapLink V
Intel ProShare
DB3+ QuickBooks
Shiva Software
WinFax PROProCOMM
PcAnywhere
MS Exchange Lotus
123
Carbon Copy
PC Tools VISIO
Pro
Word Perfect
Galacticomm Hardware 3COM
Hubs/Switches Intel
Motherboards
Intel Hubs/Switches
Intel
Adapters
NetGear Hubs
NetGear Adapters
3COM
Adapters
Compaq PC’s
IBM PC’s / PS/2 & MCA
Comtrol
Rocketport Cards Dell
PC’s Motorola
Routers Motorola
ISDN T/A Adtran
ISDN T/A
Motorola Modems
USR
Modems
IBM Clone PC’s
Tyan Motherboards Scanners
Adaptec SCSI’S
UPS’s
HP
Rewritable CD-ROM
Creative Lab’s products
Military
Experience United
States Air Force, Darmstadt, Germany
February, 1966 to February, 1970 Teletype & Cryptographic Maintenance Repairman Provided
installation, maintenance, and modifications to both Teletype and cryptographic
equipment (300+ terminals) at USAF Security Services Wing Headquarters.
SSIR Code “Q” security clearance. Education Central Technical Institute, Kansas
City, MO Electronic
Technical School for Associate Bachelor’s Degree IBM Training Institute, Frankfurt, Germany Various
IBM communications hardware components New Horizons Training Center,
Chicago, IL Microsoft
Windows NT4.0 Network Administration (Course # 803) American Management Association, Chicago,
IL Project
management courses Data-Tech Institute, Chicago, IL Understanding
LANS - A Practical Guide to the Basics of Local Area Networks Wave Technologies Training Inc.,
Chicago, IL Linking
LANS - Effectively Using Bridges, Routers, & Gateways Business & Professional Institute,
DuPage College, Glen Ellyn, IL Courses
in Lotus123, Excel, DB3+, LAN Administration (Novell 3.1x) AT&T Training Center, Cincinnati, OH. Data
communications I and II Network
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