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Note: As of 5/2/2005, I am happily employed by Cornell University and am
not looking for new employment. However, if you have large bags of money
lying around and are wondering if I might have a use for them, my resume and
contact info is below.
Scott M. Sorrentino
scott@sorrentino.net
http://sinepaw.org
Education:
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science
State University of New York at Buffalo
Professional Experience:
Cornell University
May, 2005 - Present
Senior Programmer/Analyst
NaviSite / ClearBlue Technologies
June, 2002 - April, 2005
Unix Systems Engineer
- Maintain, monitor and secure Linux, Solaris and Tru64 systems.
- Install and administer server application software including Apache,
ColdFusion, iPlanet, Sendmail, Tomcat and WebSense.
- Respond to and provide forensic analysis for security breaches.
- Administer Legato Networker enterprise backup system and hardware,
including ATL P3000/Sun L11000 and Sun L3500 tape libraries.
- Automate existing procedures and customer-facing applications.
- Provide on-call support as needed for systems under my care.
AppliedTheory Corporation
October, 2000 - June, 2002
Unix Administrator
- Maintained, monitored and secured corporate Linux and Solaris servers.
- Administered server application software including Apache, ColdFusion,
MeetingMaker (calendaring), Remedy (ticket tracking) and Sendmail.
- Designed, implemented and maintained spam-filtering, virus-scanning
corporate email system using primarily free/Open Source software.
- Served on corporate security team.
- Developed and maintained browser-based equipment and network tracking
database.
- Assisted desktop support personnel in maintenance of Linux workstations.
Oscar A. Silverman Undergraduate Library, SUNY at Buffalo
September, 1997 - September, 1998
Student Assistant
- Responsible for updating the library's web site.
- Created browser-based calendaring system in Perl for tracking library
activities.
LocalNet Corporation
January, 1997 - October, 2000
Manager, Computing and Information Technology (June, 1999 - October, 2000)
- Managed support staff of 10-15 people, including junior administrators
and programmers.
- Administered Linux and Solaris servers.
- Maintained and upgraded Cisco-powered network spanning five POPs in two
states, supporting upwards of 18,000 users.
- Created browser-based database system to integrate all aspects of account
management, billing and service administration.
- Designed and implemented automated, unattended web-based account
activation and management system to out-source those functions to both
customers and potential customers at zero ongoing cost to the company.
- Maintained internal 20-node PBX with Automatic Call Distribution (ACD).
Technical Support Manager (March, 1998 - June, 1999)
- Managed staff of 5-10 telephone support technicians.
- Responsible for providing second-level support to users and addressing
customer complaints.
- Designed and implemented web-based portal for support staff use,
including an automated shift-scheduling system.
Support Technician (January, 1997 - March, 1998)
- Provided telephone and email-based support to customers with connectivity
and computer-related issues.
Skill Summary:
- Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle.
- Languages: C, C++, HTML, Perl, PHP, Unix Shell Script.
- Operating Systems: Cisco IOS, Linux, Novell, OpenBSD, Solaris, Tru64,
Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP.
- Security: FreeS/WAN, GnuPG/PGP, IPFilter, IPTables, PF, Snort IDS.
- Services: Apache, BIND, ColdFusion, OpenSSH, Qpopper, Sendmail, Tomcat,
WebSense.
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