Mark A. Martin

0610 SW Nevada St Apt H, Portland, OR 97219

mark@mark-a-martin.us

http://mark-a-martin.us/


Systems Administration

Hardware

OS

Training

Summary

In late 1995 and early 1996, I helped maintain a network of workstations and Xterminals for the Applied Mathematics department at the University of Washington. I became a systems administrator supporting terabyte-scale Sequent servers for Boeing Information and Support Services in the Fall of 1996 and became the lead administrator for a team within the same group at the beginning of 1997. Along with my duties as a lead administrator, I played an important role in the certification of three new technologies for use at Boeing and helped implement the technologies after certification was complete.

Throughout 2001, I was a primary resource for Linux/UNIX systems design and support and computer security for a network consisting of approximately 200 machines at a bioinformatics firm. In this capacity, I designed and implemented firewalls, was a main designer of the procedure for automatically reproducing the company's primary bioinformatic product, and performed all of the routine tasks of a systems administrator.

Since the Fall of 1995, I have performed most of my research on Linux systems that I maintain. I have performed the full spectrum of administrative tasks and have done considerable software development under Linux.

I have maintained several Microsoft Windows systems, from Windows 3.0 through XP. I have developed software under Windows 95 and 98, have solved problems under Windows, and have performed many hardware and software installations, updates, and reconfigurations. In particular, I performed extensive Y2K remediation, prior to January 1, 2000, on several machines running Windows 95 and 98.

Experience

Computational Scientist

Integrated Genomics, Inc.

2001

As part of this position, I was a primary resource for Linux/UNIX systems design and support and computer security. At the time, the computing resources at Integrated Genomics consisted of approximately 200 machines running Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and a variety of Microsoft operating systems. In this capacity, I

Linux Systems Administrator

I have installed and maintained several Linux systems that I have used for most of my scientific research, the systems at Integrated Genomics that I described above, as well as miscellaneous Linux systems at Boeing.

1995 - present

Lead Systems Administrator

DCAC/MRM project, Boeing Information and Support Services

January 1997 - November 1997

Systems Administrator

DCAC/MRM project, Boeing Information and Support Services

September 1996 - December 1996

Assistant Systems Administrator

Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Washington

December 1995 - March 1996

Microsoft Windows Administration

Maintained systems running MS Windows 3.0 through XP.


Last modified: Thu Jul 4 18:17:25 CDT 2002