User:KeithTyler/Resume
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[edit] Keith David Tyler
[edit] Contact information
- Location
- Federal Way, Washington
- [1]
[edit] Summary
Well-rounded, versatile, and detail oriented generalist, with strong Unix, Internet, quality assurance, web development, and system administration experience also has strong written and oral communication skills, leadership experience, and problem solving skills.
[edit] Keywords
Unix, PHP, Perl, Linux, SQL, HTML, CSS, SGML, XML, Shell scripts, Awk, Java, Java Servlets, ATG Dynamo, WinXP, Win2K, WinNT, Win98, Apache, SSH, SMTP, HTTP, TCP
[edit] Employment accomplishments
[edit] Quality assurance
- Created QA department, tools, and policies from ground up
- Developed complete original online test case management (TCM) system, and many other tools within and beyond the QA domain
- Specialized in gray box testing and familiarity with all levels of Oracle/JSP multi-tier applications
- Developed numerous time-saving automation and analysis scripts in Perl to aid and expedite QA
- Created, maintained, and edited company-wide knowledge base online using Wiki technology
- Produced quality, in-depth fact sheets, white papers, and testing outlines and script documentation
- Became team expert on structural details and content caveats of many very diverse and proprietary hardware output data formats
- Provided detailed and thorough defect checking of converted SGML for very large publications (10-50+ MB), with help of automation tools
[edit] Field systems support and engineering
- Rapidly familiarized with all aspects of client-server technologies for proprietary, real-time, high-availability systems
- Reorganized office computer laboratory, reducing wiring and connectivity needs, and identifying surplus resources
- Maintained positive, competent and responsive relationships with high-profile Financial services clients
- Provided technical advice to co-workers, especially regarding Unix
[edit] Systems administration
- Assisted in IT efforts for companies among various positions
- Installed online and other tools and is generally self-supporting across jobs
- Maintained and promoted positive, competent and responsive upper-tier technical support to both novice and technically advanced customers
- Excelled in customer problem diagnosis and resolution
- Compiled, updated and maintained internal documentation repository
- Controlled secure customer access to on-site colocation facility
- Maintained system security while providing advanced and specialized system resources and services to students and faculty
[edit] Web development
- Developed web-based tools and applications for company and personal use when needed
- Rapidly reaches proficiency in new software languages and development paradigms
- Rapidly and adeptly familiarized with software development routines
- Maintained regular and responsive communication with project clients, and provided competent and relevant project development advice
- Redeveloped high-end Perl web calendar software for institutional needs
[edit] Team leadership
- Develop sensible, comprehensive and flexible policies and procedures, within and beyond position domain
- Managed and maintained communication with staff of 7 junior and equal colleagues across 3 shifts spanning 24 hours
- Organized and took part in work schedules, project assignments, NOC coverage and on-call availability
- Developed quality procedural and technical documentation
- Coordinated project work with part-time contractors and work-study] employees
[edit] Technical network support
- Developed advanced methodologies for trouble ticket reporting and connectivity troubleshooting
- Provided advanced problem diagnosis and technical advice via phone and walk-up helpdesk support
- Produced and presented training sessions on technical / Internet topics for co-workers
[edit] Organizational leadership
- Ascended to elected officer positions in organization and affiliated groups
- Represented organization and constituent concerns seriously and reliably to other campus organizations
- Scheduled and chaired regular committee and board meetings
- Represented organization and school at regional and nationwide conventions
- Carried on strong traditions of student advocacy, administrative accountability, fairness and integrity
[edit] Publishing
- Immediately took on chief editorial role in abandoned campus magazine
- Proposed and managed operational budget and expanded equipment resources
- Developed and maintained consistent look, feel and branding
- Designed final layout and arrangement of entire publication and coordinated with publisher
- Produced 3 issues over two years on very limited and competitive budget and material
[edit] Educational background
[edit] Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science
And minor in Journalism
With honors program, full scholarship, ACM and UPE
Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1999
[edit] High school diploma
With Salutatory honors and NHS distinction
Saint Mary Regional Jr./Sr. High School, Lynn, Massachusetts, 1994
[edit] Position history
[edit] QA Team Lead
CypherEdge, Bellevue, Washington, 2003-present
[edit] QA Engineer
Watchmark (now Watchmark-Comnitel), Bellevue, Washington, 2002-2003
[edit] Field Systems Engineer ("Systems Engineer")
Reuters America, Boston, Massachusetts, 2001
[edit] Lead Systems Administrator
Shore.Net / PRIMUS Managed Hosting Solutions, Lynn, Massachusetts, 2000-2001
[edit] Web Developer ("Member of Technical Staff")
Capital Knowledge Partners (now defunct), Charlestown, Massachusetts, 1999-2000
[edit] Systems Administrator
Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1997-1998
[edit] Editorial Assistant
Inso Corporation (now BTI), Boston, Massachusetts, 1995-1996
[edit] Organizational history
- Way Back Inn, Renton, Washington, 2005
- Board member, 2005
- Resident Student Association, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1995-1999
- Observing member, 1998-1999
- Executive Vice President, 1997-1998
- Residence hall representative, 1995-1997
- National Residence Hall Honorary, president, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1996-1999
- President, 1998-1999
- Co-Chair of Recognition, 1996-1997
- Inducted, 1996
- Student Government Association, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1995 and 1998-1999
- Resident Student Association representative, 1995
- College of Computer Science representative, 1998-1999
- The Northeastern Times In Review, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1995-1997
- Co-editor, 1995-1997
References available upon request
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