Resume of Bradley J. Dinerman

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IT EXPERIENCE

Network Operating Systems / Hardware:
Expert-level architect and administrator of Microsoft Windows 2008, 2003, 2000 and NT Server-based networks, including:

Active Directory configuration and implementation (multi-site, multi-domain) Firewall implementation and configuration (rules, DMZ, VPN) Customized intranet solutions (Microsoft Office Server System/MOSS, SharePoint Portal Server, Windows SharePoint Services Remote access solutions (RRAS, VPN, PKI) Network monitoring

Virtualization Disaster recovery Advanced network, malware, email protection Security audits and lock-downs Secure wireless (802.11b/g) implementations

Applications / Tools:

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, 2003, 2000 and 5.5 Microsoft Internet Information Services Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2000 Level Platforms Managed Workplace

Ipswitch IMail Server Symantec Backup Exec VMWare ESXi Server Virus scanning engines (mail gateways, file systems)

Certifications, Awards and Memberships:

Certified SonicWall Security Administrator Certified IP Telephony Expert Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (Enterprise Security) Microsoft IT Advisory Council FBI Infragard - Boston Division

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND EDUCATION

Client/Server Development Certificate, 1996 Clark University Computer Career Institute, Framingham, MA
Ph.D. and M.S. in physics, 1993 Boston College, Newton, MA	B.A. in physics, 1987 Connecticut College, New London, CT

DETAILS OF WORK AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

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

• Provide technical and business-process consulting for businesses and educational institutions in the metropolitan Boston area.
• Assess organizations’ and educational institutions’ 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.
• Provide overall responsibility for the technical performance of the engineering department
• Provide technical support to the Sales department for both pre- and post-sales clients
• Provide “the buck stops here” support for the engineering team, both in-house and at client sites
• 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

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

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, typically composed of HP LPr servers and HP Kayak workstations
• 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.