February 2002 to Present,
National Superconducting Cyclotron
Laboratory, Michigan State
University
Computing Infrastructure Consultant
- Planning and implementation of all aspects of computing
infrastructure, from computing clusters to desktops
- Responsibilities extending those at computer science department
(e.g., complete, ground-up Solaris system planning and installation
including all internet and disk (Veritas) services)
- Created automated install environment for Debian Linux similar
to Solaris' JumpStart
June 2001 to September 2001,
Aoyama-Morikawa Research
Laboratory, The University of
Tokyo
NSF/Monbukagakusho Summer Research Fellowship Recipient
- Research relating to the STONE Project (a platform for context-aware
automated multimedia service creation) and its use in a distributed
network environment
- Worked with project team (in Japanese) on all facets of the project
May 1996 to January 2002,
Department of Computer Science,
Michigan State University
System Administrator
- Planning and deployment of all department instructional computing
systems (network with 200+ workstations and 20+ servers)
- Responsibilities spanned the breadth of
services provided: internet services (web, mail, login, authentication,
etc.), printing, disk serving (RAID, Samba, Netapp) and network, etc.
- Designed and implemented a markup language for web layout
to ease web page authoring and unify site look and feel
- Designed and implemented pluggable authentication modules for
Solaris and Linux allowing password unification with Windows systems
and increased security for both
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