Sr. Network Engineer @ 1) Make the ones and zeroes go from Point A to Point B. 2) Keep other people from seeing our ones and zeroes. 3) Ensure that the ones and zeroes do not stop flowing. The rest is just details. From November 2014 to Present (1 year 2 months) Solutions Architect @ Cisco Nexus Cisco Wireless - controller based - 5760 WLC Cisco Wireless - Meraki Cisco Prime Infrastructure Riverbed Network Performance Management From November 2013 to November 2014 (1 year 1 month) Network Engineer @ WAN Operations: Cisco routers, switches (small edge switches all the way up to 6500s running VSS), MPLS, VPN, BGP, EIGRP I am part of a team of talented network engineers that supports a network of nearly 400 BMO Harris Bank branches along with multiple data centers and other back-office sites in the United States. We do everything from designing the LAN and WAN connectivity to new sites to troubleshooting issues with existing locations across the US. Each member of the team has a very diverse technical background and can support any of the technologies that we have deployed (switches, routers, firewalls, Infoblox, Cisco ACS for AAA, Solarwinds, etc.) I've been expanding my knowledge of VoIP by working with the VoIP gurus on our team. . . Two things that I take pride in are my Visio drawings (I am a Visio ninja when it comes to documenting network designs) and my data center layout/installations. I hate messy data centers and "spaghetti cabling". I take "before" and "after" photos of big projects to document how much things improve when I re-do an IDF or a data center. From January 2012 to September 2013 (1 year 9 months) Senior Network Engineer @ I supported the LAN and WAN infrastructure at both the VCPI data center in Milwaukee (where hosted applications for VCPI customers reside) as well as designing, deploying and supporting LAN/WAN solutions at VCPI customer sites across the United States. In addition to supporting a large-scale IPSec solution, I was also one of the network engineers who supported the Cisco wireless network solutions that were used by VCPI's customers. From October 2011 to December 2011 (3 months) Greater Milwaukee AreaNetwork Engineer @ I was part of the Network Team at JCI corporate headquarters in Glendale, WI that supported over 300 JCI locations across the US. My team designed and supported WAN and LAN solutions for JCI sites ranging from just a few switches to huge sites (>750,000 sq ft) with multiple data centers /IDFs. I traveled to some of the JCI locations outside of Wisconsin to survey the sites for Cisco wireless solutions as well as troubleshooting a few critical network issues. [This was a six-month contract position] From May 2011 to November 2011 (7 months) Sr. Network Engineer @ Support the network infrastructure in GE Healthcare's ASP/Managed Services environment: Checkpoint firewalls Cisco ASA firewalls F5 load balancers Cisco switches and routers From November 2009 to April 2011 (1 year 6 months) Sr. Network Engineer @ Install, configure and support VPN solutions for connectivity with vendors and business partners (Cisco VPN 3000, PIX firewall) as well as remote access solutions for physician offices and staff working offsite (Juniper SSL VPN). Install and maintain firewalls from multiple vendors on the Internet-facing side of the network as well as connectivity with non-PHC clinics. Troubleshoot Internet connectivity issues. Monitor Internet usage (Websense). Provide support for special network projects that involve Internet connectivity. Assist Sr. Cisco Network Engineer with network infrastructure changes and upgrades. Monitor and support the Cisco wireless network infrastructure used at ProHealth Care’s hospitals and clinics. Designed and implemented the “wireless guest Internet” service at Waukesha Memorial and Oconomowoc Memorial. Provide support and training to ProHealth Care Network Technicians and Operational Engineers. Work with various network vendors to troubleshoot connectivity problems (Cisco, Juniper, Secure Computing, RSA). Support security-related servers in the ProHealth Care security infrastructure (RSA, Cisco Secure ACS, Websense). Work with end-users to troubleshoot difficult VPN connectivity problems. From March 2005 to November 2009 (4 years 9 months) Enterprise Network Engineer @ Provided pre-sales support (Sales Engineer) for network security-related products including Juniper/Netscreen’s Firewall/IPSec VPN platform line, Intrusion Detection and Prevention line and SSL-based VPN line. Also provided support for vulnerability assessment tools (Qualys) and managed security services. Provided after-the-sale support including installation and training at the customer site. Provided consulting services including network troubleshooting, VPN setup (both IPSec and SSL) and firewall configuration. From April 2004 to March 2005 (1 year) Systems Administrator @ Primary Administrator and lead support of the IDX system (HP AlphaServer running OpenVMS) used by the Medical College physicians for clinical billing and scheduling. Upgraded and supported the SANs used by the VMS servers, Sun server and NT/2000 servers. Implemented Cisco VPN 3000 concentrator, supported VPN end-users. Implemented PIX firewalls for external and internal network security. Implemented Netscreen IDP100 for intrusion detection and prevention on our Internet connection. Assisted the other members of my team with troubleshooting general network connectivity problems. Worked with network staff from Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin on network projects that cross organizational boundaries. Implemented netForensics log collection software to provide the ability to monitor network traffic. Developed and implemented Life Cycle plan for critical business systems, such as the IDX system. Provide 24-hour support for critical systems and for Computer Operations group. From February 2001 to April 2004 (3 years 3 months) Systems Engineer @ Managed the VAX and Alpha systems in use at the Journal Sentinel for payroll, Advertising Billing, Circulation and Classified Advertising. Deployed two Compaq ESA12000-based SANs (including shared tape backup solution) for NT-based projects. Coordinated a large upgrade project (which involved replacing Alpha systems as well as HSJ storage controllers) in the spring of 2000 to improve the performance of our Oracle-based circulation system. Configured and maintained Internet-accessible servers for the Journal Sentinel including email virus scanning solutions, PPTP-based VPNs with SecureID authentication, DNS servers and Checkpoint firewalls. Assisted the network infrastructure team with troubleshooting networking issues as well as designing future solutions. Monitored Internet security using freeware tools running on Linux. Worked with security consultants to “pen test” the security at the Journal Sentinel as well as the JSOnline web sites. Performed system capacity planning and devise upgrade projects for annual budgeting purposes. From February 1998 to February 2001 (3 years 1 month) Senior Systems Engineer @ Managed the day-to-day operation of the VAX systems that ran the Sunquest lab software and the Antrim commercial lab software. Supervised six computer operators and assisted them with trouble-shooting. Worked with the DMC Corporate Data Communications staff on network issues and new installations. Evaluated and ordered new networking products as needed for connectivity projects. Evaluated new layered products for performance monitoring on the VMS systems. Cleaned-up old equipment and cabling installations to make troubleshooting less difficult. Made changes to various support contracts to reflect the addition and removal of hardware. Assisted with the day-to-day management of the seven Novell Netware servers (3.x) that were used by the University Labs staff. Coordinated the conversion of the Sunquest system from the VAX 7610 systems to the AlphaServer 4100 systems. From June 1997 to February 1998 (9 months) DEC Systems Coordinator @ Managed the day-to-day operation of the VAX and Alpha systems. Performed system configuration, capacity planning, product evaluation, installation, conversion, updates and maintenance. Worked with Mumps-based utilities for creating IDX databases and adding new system devices to the IDX device tables. Coordinated the conversion from Pathworks to Novell Netware, as well as the installation of the “Leverage Host Services” from Emulex to provide PC-to-VAX file services. Trained and supported the Computer Operations Staff. Assisted the Network Group with troubleshooting of network connectivity problems. Supported the Business Office and Operations Staff with claims processing procedures. Upgraded the storage subsystem to accommodate the growth of IDX system data files. Coordinated a weekend move in which the entire IDX system was moved from one hospital’s computer room to another hospital’s computer room one mile away. From October 1995 to May 1997 (1 year 8 months) Support Technician @ Responsibilities included: 1. VAX Systems - Installed new system software on the VAX systems. Installed new hardware and peripherals. Worked with Digital’s technical support to troubleshoot hardware problems. Assisted users having difficulty using the system. Installed and configured terminal servers and terminals for users. Installed system cabling in a neat and orderly fashion. Installed and tested layered products and documented their use for other Information Systems staff. Configured print queues, startup files and other system management duties. Researched and recommended new hardware and software that would improve the performance of the FABCO system. 2. LAN - Setup and maintained user accounts on the Windows NT Advanced Server system. Setup and maintained the network shares available via the NTAS system (printer queues, disk shares, etc.) Installed new software on the NTAS server (SuperLAT, etc.) Backed-up the server on a weekly basis. Trained new users on logging-in and using the network. Installed 10baseT hubs and wiring for LAN connectivity. Diagnosed wiring problems and connection-related problems on the LAN setups. 3. Data Communications - Installed and maintained the data communications equipment that makes up the FABCO WAN. Diagnosed and repaired data communications problems that were reported by users. Worked with FABCO’s customers (at their site) who wanted to dial into our system for parts order entry. From March 1993 to October 1995 (2 years 8 months)

School Scott Vieth is skilled in: Cisco Routing & Switching, Firewalls, Cisco Wireless, cisco vpn, juniper, ipsec, ssl vpn, F5 BigIP, citrix netscaler, datacenter design, Cisco Technologies, Data Center, VMware ESX, Load Balancing, Cisco Routers