Resume

• 2006

  Bongo Project

  Core developer on the project

  Bongo Project

• 2002

  CS

  Graduated

  Computer Science

• 1996

  Patrick

  Felt

  Novell

  Dish Network

  Endurance International Group / Bluehost

  Utah Valley University

  L-3 Communications

  KeyLabs

  I was a lab monkey in the SuperLab at Novell. As a monkey we swapped hardware and imaged machines to be configured per testing requirements from our internal and external customers. While there I helped write a new lab management tool in Delphi which helped the lab manager fill and maintain reservations across the 1000+ physical machines.

  Novell

  Spanish

  see UVU

  Computer Science

• 5

  Utah Valley University

  Provo

  Utah Area

  Teaching Computer Networks II (CS2690). The course covers OSI layers 3

  6. We cover IPv4

  IPv6

  ARP

  DHCP

  TCP

  UDP

  Base 64

  JPEG

  MPEG

  Compression

  and Cryptography.

  Adjunct Professor

  Provo

  UT

  Managed all network operations for Endurance International - West

  including the main datacenter transiting 65Gbps peak usage to the Internet. Managed a team of two Senior level peers and 4 Junior level employees. Complete redesign of the legacy network from a pair of Cisco 6509 edge to a Spine/Leaf architecture with Juniper MX routers at the edge and Arista Networks switches throughout. Deployed Brocade ADX load balancers to replace custom inhouse solution. Built IPSec tunnels to remote datacenters using linux network namespaces. In process of replacing Juniper Netscreen and Sonicwall firewalls with PaloAlto Networks firewalls. Led a weekly network training class for the Systems Teams (CCNA content). Led various trainings to help Junior engineers to improve their skillsets.

  Senior Network/Systems Architect/Manager Networks - West

  Endurance International Group / Bluehost

  SLC

  UT

  I am the senior network architect at L-3 Communications - Communication Systems West. My duties at L-3 included the L-3 enterprise wide area network which interconnected 100+ divisions. I re-architected the routing policy across the MPLS based provider cloud to better facilitate divisional failover through the main egress points. I engineered a new method for L-3 to aggregate network spaces toward the Internet using a combination of OSPF and BGP (replacing the legacy RIP installation). I also developed a PHP/MySQL based IP address management tool which could track our overlapping IP address space across the enterprise. This tool was fully ipv6 compliant and automated IP subnetting and supernetting to any bit length.\n\nI also re-designed the local LAN from the ground up using Brocade MLX equipment and utilizing MPLS l3vpns to segregate traffic from different internal entities. This network replaced the aging 6500 stretched vlan architecture which had been in use for the previous 7+ years. I developed vlan management code which operated onboard an Arista Networks 10gig switch for use in customer labs for vlan configuration.

  Senior Network Architect

  L-3 Communications

  At KeyLabs we used RadViews WebLoad product to load and stress test customer websites. Scripts for WebLoad were javascript based scripts which downloaded web content and verified page loads. Post test we would collate the data into a report for our customers showing deficiencies in their architectures and pages.\n\nAlso at KeyLabs I was the IT manager overseeing the Internet OC3 connection and internal router and switch configuration. It was also my responsibility to maintain the security

  phone

  voicemail

  email

  and image server resources. While in this role I rewrote the aging test tracking system into modern PHP/MySQL which allowed our customers to better track where product was in its test cycle.

  KeyLabs

  Dish Network

  American Fork

  UT

  Principal Network Architect

• US Ignite

  Troubleshooting

  Security

  Testing

  SQL

  Data Center

  Software Engineering

  Network Security

  Software Development

  Networking

  Cisco Technologies

  Servers

  Virtualization

  Operating Systems

  Cloud Computing

  Agile Methodologies

  VMware

  Unix

  Linux

  Bash

  TCP/IP

  Felt