Position:
Senior Network Engineer at Wick Communications, IT Manager at Sierra Vista Herald
Location:
Sierra Vista, Arizona
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Work:
Wick Communications - Sierra Vista, AZ. since Jan 2013
Senior Network Engineer
Sierra Vista Herald since Nov 2005
IT Manager
SpecificMedia Oct 2005 - Jan 2006
Network Administrator
The Wizards Tower Nov 1999 - Sep 2004
Owner
Arizona Technology Network 1997 - 1999
Senior Network Administrator
Education:
Cochise College 1993 - 1995
University of Michigan 1993 - 1994
Skills:
MySQL
OS X
Unix
HTML
PHP
Apache
Digital Media
Linux
System Administration
Online Advertising
Content Management
CSS
IT Management
Web Development
Servers
CentOS
Web Design
Mac OS X Server
CMS
LAMP
Networking
DNS
Databases
SEO
Cloud Computing
Virtualization
Software Development
SQL
AJAX
Red Hat Linux
Mobile Devices
E-commerce
Operating Systems
Security
Network Security
System Deployment
Load Balancing
Multimedia
Management
High Availability
Web Content Management
Hardware
New Media
Mobile Marketing
Computer Security
Online Marketing
Web Analytics
Interests:
Baseball- First and foremost above all other things.
Hockey, football, rugby, computers, networks, strategic miniature war gaming
Honor & Awards:
In 2011 the website I designed, svherald.com, received the Inland Press Association’s 2011 Community Leadership Award for our coverage of the Monument Fire, which effected thousands of lives in our community.
While it's very rare for an IT person to be able to share in the pride of a newspaper award, since we often have very little to do with the coverage, in this case the Inland Press Association credited some of the technology I developed on our site as part of the reason for the award.
While this accomplishment was a complete team effort from our reporters to our publisher, graphics designers, and editors, I take an extreme amount of pride in the work I was able to provide to the coverage to keep residents informed of evacuation zones and to keep the servers running and stable through extremely high loads and a chaotic amount of panic.
http://www.svherald.com/content/news/2011/10/18/229763
