IT systems need infrastructure engineers to implement and manage a company’s IT infrastructure. Positions are often with companies that have complex server requirements, and IT engineers manage the day-to-day needs of the system to ensure that downtime is minimized. Landing a position in this field that lets you master new skills and may even involve travel can’t be done without starting with a great resume.
You generally need demonstrated experience with a variety of products, such as Active Directory, Windows Server, Citrix, VMware, and Azure, as well as third-line support experience on your resume. Excellent communication and organization skills, as well as experience facilitating installations or troubleshooting with business partners, are also important to note.
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Job Objective: Seeking the position of Infrastructure Engineer and share my expertise in Hardware, Software, Operating System, and Linux Languages. My expertise in Ab-Initio and Java will be very helpful in providing the most advanced infrastructure projects to the company.
Skills:
Hardware: IBM Blade, HP-Compaq Proliant, NetApp Cluster
Software: A/P cluster, SMS
Operating System: Ontap, W2K, Windows 2003, NT, XP, Unix, LinuxLanguages: CRYSTAL, MRTG, PERL, FORTRAN
Good exposure to internet activities, including e-mail technologies, specifically Antigen anti-virus and RIM Blackberry
PL/SQL, ORACLE, Ab-Initio and Java
Professional Experience:
Infrastructure Engineer III, January 2009 – Present
Company Name, City, State
Responsibilities:
Supported various network and infrastructures in upgrading and configuration of technology platforms.
Troubleshot maintenance disruptions using Cisco router/switch architecture.
Improved file access and file security for clients.
Suggested project plans updates for the long-running upgrades and changes.
Involved in data systems for all INVESCO business group including e-mail and file servers.
Infrastructure Engineer II, March 2006 – December 2008
Company Name, City, State
Responsibilities:
Applied new infrastructure changes & upgrades, decommission in higher and lower environments.
In-charge of file access and file security for clients.
Scheduled the use of computerized facilities and conference rooms for meetings, seminars and workshop.
Suggested project plans updates for the long-running upgrades and changes.
Education:
M.S. in Computer Science, 2006
University of Texas, City, State
B.S. in Computer Science, 2002
University of Texas, City, State
Certifications and Affiliations:
MCSE Certification
Solaris Admin Certification