Resume of Bradley J. Dinerman

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Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP - Enterprise Security) Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) Microsoft IT Advisory Council Certified SonicWall Security Administrator (CSSA) Acronis Certified Engineer (ACE) FBI Infragard - Boston Division

Fieldbrook Solutions, Ashland, MA, 2008 -> Present
Founder and President:

• Provide "the buck stops here" technical support and business-process consulting for organizations in the metropolitan Boston area.
• Assess organizations' technological needs and develop business plans to maximize their growth and productivity while focusing on budget and security.
• Generate proposals in response to bid solicitations or direct requests.
• Work with organizations to develop both short-term and long-term budgets.
• Set and document technical standards
• Investigate new technologies and how they improve work efficiency
• Conduct security audits and lockdowns
• Design, implement, maintain and monitor corporate and client network infrastructures, typically composed of servers running Windows 2008/2003/2000 and workstations running Windows Vista, XP and 2000
• Design and implement disaster recovery solutions
• Design and implement virtualization for consolidation and disaster recovery scenarios

MIS Alliance, Newton, MA, 2003 -> 2008
Vice President of Information Technology:

• Technical functions and responsibilities similar to Fieldbrook Solutions (above), plus:
• Provided overall responsibility for the technical performance of a six-member engineering department
• Provided technical support to the Sales department for both pre- and post-sales clients
• Provided final level of support for the engineering team, both in-house and at client sites

SilverSword Solutions, Newton, MA, 2001 -> 2003
Manager of Technical Operations: Consulted at customer sites, developed real-time monitoring service, implemented corporate- and customer-based technical standards and managed internal IT

• Technical functions and responsibilities similar to Fieldbrook Solutions (above)

USDataCenters, Inc. Marlborough, MA 2000 -> 2001
Manager of MIS:

• Hired, supervised and mentored MIS staff (four-member team)
• Provided support to staff and customers for day-to-day activities
• Maintained and upgraded all internal systems
• Migrated NT 4 domain to Win2K Active Directory.
• Implemented front-end/back-end Exchange 2000 configuration for 80-user staff
• Managed Ipswitch IMail server for multiple Internet domains
• Investigated new technologies and how they will improve work efficiency
• Designed, specified, built, maintained and troubleshot servers and applications for Internet data center
• Developed corporate Internet applications using IIS, Active Server Pages and ADSI

Sea Change Systems, Inc. Peabody, MA 1998 -> 1999
IS Lead Technologist:  Defined the direction of and methodology for technology implementation for client and internal sites. Specific roles included:

• Client Manager / Project Leader: Managed the day-to-day client contracts, including meetings, software/hardware development and implementation, and directions of future work
• Network Administrator: Maintained and configured corporate LAN and WAN, which included 5 NT Servers, 40 workstations and three satellite offices
• Webmaster / Internet Applications Developer
  

New Technology Partners, Manchester, NH 1997 -> 1998
Internet Developer: Designed and developed intranet applications

• Developed SQL Server driven, Active Server application deployed over large corporate intranet for Human Resources access.
• Developed tool using Visual Basic 5.0 to convert in-house e-mail distribution lists to Microsoft Exchange 5.0 format. Imported text data into multi-dimensional array, accessed properties and methods of Active Messaging Library, and exported array contents into Exchange Address Book as new Distribution Lists.

Schwartz Electro-Optics (now Q-Peak), Bedford, MA 1991 -> 1995
Senior Electro-Optics Associate:

• Managed multi-year, government-sponsored research programs
• Solicited, managed and distributed project funds
• Investigated solid-state laser materials and developed rare-earth-doped solid-state lasers (concentration on Er³⁺-doped crystals and glasses) for near-infrared and visible operation
• Constructed and operated Ti³⁺:sapphire, Cr³⁺:LiSAF, and Co²⁺:MgF₂ lasers; and specified, handled and operated semiconductor-diode lasers (AlGaAs, InGaAs, InGaAlP)
• Specified directions of study and necessary hardware
• Traveled to client sites and trained client in system operations
• Authored journal articles, business proposals and conference presentations
• Accomplishments included:
  • Demonstrated the first true-cw Er:GGG, Er:YSGG, and Er:YAG 3-mm lasers via Ti:sapphire- or diode-laser-pumping; as well as the first operation (unreported) of Er:YSO at 1.54-mm
  • Developed and introduced to market the LAS-ER CW, a diode-laser-pumped cw 3-mm erbium laser
  • Demonstrated the first room-temperature, upconversion-laser operation of Er:BYF at 550 nm (unreported)

NASA, Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 1990
Contract Researcher: Participated as a graduate student in contract between Boston College and NASA, Langley Research Center

• Identified upconversion pathways in Tm³⁺, Ho³⁺:YAG via absorption and luminescence spectroscopy as a preliminary step toward the design of an efficient, diode-laser-pumped cw 2.1-mm laser
  
• Constructed a flashlamp-pumped, tunable Cr³⁺:GSAG laser

• National Information Security Group, Inc. (http://www.naisg.org)
  Founder and President: Organize meetings, plan activities and act as liaison between the group and security industry. Founded the organization as a local user group and expanded it into a nonprofit organization with security chapters in the US and around the world.
• Boston College, Department of Physics, Newton, MA 1988 -> 1991
  Lecturer: Instructed undergraduate-level classes in physics. Subjects included "Energy and the Environment," "Structures of the Universe" and "Ideas of 20th Century Physics." Class sizes ranged from 25-90 students. Responsibilities included selection of course materials, preparation of course content, lecturing, student mentoring and all other responsibilities expected of a collegiate-level instructor.
• Clark University, Computer Career Institute, Framingham, MA 2000
  Instructor: Taught evening courses in the Client/Server Programming and Web Development Program. Specific course modules included HTML, JavaScript and Active Server Pages. Reinforced application development skills through weekly projects and labs.
• Published author, including Windows Server 2003 Networking Recipes, seven scientific articles and multiple conference presentations.
• Regular contributor to SearchExchange, SearchWindowsSecurity and SearchFinancialSecurity line of TechTarget publications.
• References available upon request.