• Lead Programmer/Analyst for U.S. Army Server Management Division (SMD) team supporting the CONUS-TNOSC
• Primarily responsible for day-to-day operations of internal and external backups of Army assets
• Create, develop, and maintain backups for over eighty (80+) Installation Support Module (ISM) servers throughout the Army enterprise
• Administer and configure windows-based Range Facility Management Support System (RFMSS) and Hazardous Substance Management System (HSMS) ISM servers to ensure daily backups are performed
• 100% daily backup completion achieved for RFMSS and HSMS servers via custom written VBScript and VB.NET applications to automate and retry backups
• Assist Network Management Division (NMD) with routing, configuring ports and IPs, and unblocking firewalls to ensure the transfer of off-site backups over Army networks
• Created and proposed Continuity of Operations (COOP) plan to ISM program manager and funded $25K for new dedicated ISM backup server
• Assist, administer, and maintain tape backups for internal CONUS-TNOSC workstations (200+) and ISM servers via Veritas Backup Exec 9.1 software
• Support and administer backups to EMC Storage Area Network (SAN) via Legato Networker software
• Perform daily system administration and backups of legacy and modernized ISM UNIX servers via Backup Express software

• Lead Developer/Analyst for U.S. Army Server Management Division (SMD) team supporting the CONUS-TNOSC
• Act as a lead technical advisor supporting internal and external Army assets throughout the Army enterprise
• Chosen as lead technical advisor from the CONUS-TNOSC to represent the Army for the Secure Configuration Remediation Initiative (SCRI) to recommend an enterprise-wide DOD remediation tool
• Support Range Facility Management Support System (RFMSS) servers utilizing Citrix
• Administer Oracle 8 and 9i databases for RFMSS applications
• Build, manage, and secure internal servers within the CONUS-TNOSC to include troubleshooting all hardware, software, and network related issues
• Create, develop, and maintain custom built scripts to automate internal day-to-day functions and procedures for the SMD team
• Assist fly-away team with traveling to Army installations to work with on-site personnel to support and troubleshoot Army systems and networks

• Lead Web Developer/Programmer for U.S. Army web portal team supporting the CONUS-TNOSC
• Implement next generation Oracle 9i Application Server Enterprise Portal
• Install, configure, develop, design, and administer Oracle 9i Application Server, J2EE Framework, Enterprise Portal, Infrastructure, and Mid-tier applications
• Migrate Oracle ASP database driven applications to Java Server Pagers (JSP), Oracle Forms Builder, XML, and PL/SQL driven web pages
• Design tabular Oracle Portal web site for custom built Oracle Portlets, Applications, and Designer Forms
• Configure and implement Single Sign-On authentication into Army Knowledge Online (AKO) using Oracle 9iAS Mid-tier and Netegrity SiteMinder

• Project manager and senior web developer for new and ongoing web portal missions (classified and unclassified) for the CONUS-TNOSC
• Design, develop, configure, and secure web applications to meet mission critical projects for all Army installations
• Primarily develop dynamic data driven web applications via Oracle, SQL Server, and Microsoft Access databases
• Install, configure, and administer Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server (SPPS) to display web developed applications
• Configure and maintain multiple Apache and Internet Information Servers to process web applications with SPPS
• Maintain highest level of security and access control throughout entire web portal architecture (SIPRNET & NIPRNET) within Windows 2000 operating systems
• Integrate network architecture of routers, switches, and gateways to support web server security

• Develop and maintain the content of Intelligent Instrumentation’s Internet, Intranet, and Extranet web sites consisting of 3 domains
• Contribute in developing and promoting new uses of Internet technology to improve the way Intelligent Instrumentation does business and serves clients over the web
• Perform automated tasks through dynamic web pages using Active Server Pages (ASP), VBScript, JavaScript, SQL Server, and Access databases to improve Customer Management and ERP Systems
• Continually upgrading different elements of the web site including session tracking, web site statistics and reports, custom web views via cookies, HTML authoring, designing new web pages, custom graphics, and dynamic navigation
• Optimize web sites for search capabilities including search engine listings, site rankings, and keywords
• Implement Intelligent Instrumentation’s web policies including the privacy policy
• Determine needs of internal and external clients to ensure the web site addresses them
• Maintain, troubleshoot, and administer Novell and NT Local Area Network with emphasis on connectivity, email, and anti-virus protection
• Install, configure, and administer Lyris Listserver to deliver custom HTML emails, newsletters, and trade show announcements to customers

• E-commerce web sites
• Personal web sites
• Graphics design
• Web site redesign
• Consultation
• Custom programming
• ISP setup and domain name registration

• ACC 530 - Strategic Cost Management
• MGT 510 - Organizational Behavior
• MKT 520 - Marketing Management
• IS 515 - Data Management
• IS 525 - Data Communications and Networking
• IS 535 - Systems Analysis, Design, and Implementation
• IS 550 - Project and Change Management
• IS 560 - Corporate Information Systems
• IS 565 - Decision Support and Intelligent Systems
• IS 570 - E-Business Strategies
• IS 575 - Data Warehousing
• IS 580 - Telecommunications
• IS 585 - Planning for Information Networks
• IS 590 - Capstone Project

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• BSA 375 - Fundamentals of Business Systems Development
• CMGT 320 - Organizations and Ttechnology
• CMGT 325 - Organizational Communications
• CMGT 330 - Ethics in Information Technology
• CMGT 410 - Project Planning and Implementation
• CMGT 450 - Applied Studies in Information Technology
• CSS 335 - Computers and Information Processing
• DBM 380 - Database Concepts
• DBM 405 - Database Management Systems
• DBM 410 - Decision Support Systems
• GEN 480 - Interdisciplinary Capstone Course
• NTC 360 - Network and Telecommunications Concepts
• POS 355 - Introduction to Operating Systems
• POS 370 - Programming Concepts
• POS 400 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
• POS 405 - Advanced Visual Basic
• WEB 350 - The Internet: Concepts and Applications
• WEB 410 - Web Programming I
• WEB 420 - Web Programming II
• WEB 430 - Web Programming III
• WEB 445 - Web Server Administration
• WEB 450 - The Web: Current Topics

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• CSC 100 - Introduction to Computers & Information Systems
• CSC 130 - Programming Fundamentals
• CSC 135 - Introduction to Computer Operations
• CSC 139 - Introduction to Visual Basic
• CSC 140 - FORTRAN Programming
• CSC 198 - Data Processing Projects I
• CSC 220 - Networking
• CSC 221 - Windows NT Network & Administration
• CSC 250 - Introduction to Assembly Language
• CSC 265 - The C Programming Language
• CSC 266 - CGI Programming With PERL
• CSC 278 - C++ and Object-Oriented Programming
• CSC 280 - Systems Analysis
• CSC 281 - Systems Design
• CSC 289 - Database Systems
• TEC 235 - Survey Networks & Operating Systems
• TEC 236 - Underpinnings Of Internet

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• CSC 110 - Introduction to the Internet
• CSC 119 - Data Communications Fundamentals
• CSC 121 - WWW Publishing and Support
• CSC 137 - Introduction to the UNIX Operating System
• CSC 266 - CGI Programming with PERL
• CSC 272 - Advanced Network Concepts
• CSC 273 - Advanced Web Page Development
• CSC 279 - Java Programming

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• Oracle Architectural Components
• Getting Started with the Oracle Server
• Identifying the features of the Universal Installer
• Defining the Optimal Flexible Architecture
• Creating a database during installation
• Creating a new database
• Identifying database administrative users
• Managing an Oracle Instance
• Creating a Database
• Using the Data Dictionary
• Maintaining the Control File
• Maintaining Redo Log Files
• Managing Tablespaces and Datafiles
• Describing storage hierarchy
• Establishing the difference between SYSTEM and Non-SYSTEM tablespaces
• Storage Structures and Relationships
• Managing Undo Data
• Understanding the difference between automatic undo management and manual undo management
• Creating and maintaining UNDO tablespaces
• Managing Tables
• Managing Indexes
• Identifying unused indexes

• Manage tablespaces, segments, extents, and blocks
• Manage users, privileges, and resources
• Create an operational database
• Start up and shut down an Oracle instance and database
• Manage Oracle database files
• Use Globalization Support features

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• Install Citrix MetaFram XP and Citrix ICA Clients in a variety of network environments
• Recognize Citrix technologies including Independent Computing Architecture (ICA), Independent Management Architecture (IMA), client device licensing and SpeedScreen Latency Reduction
• Identify the features and functions of the Citrix Management Console, configure a server farm and individual server settings, manage licenses and administer MetaFrame XP servers
• Shadow users, configure SpeedScreen Latency Reduction and new ICA connections
• Utilize Load Manager and MetaFrame XP security features
• Install and publish applications in the MetaFrame XP multi-user environment
• Idenfity ICA Clients along with the functions and features of the ICA Clients
• Use the Citrix Program Neighborhood to connect to applications on local and remote networks
• Understand how Citrix Nfuse delivers applications to ICA Clients
• Configure Application Launching and Embedding (ALE) for the ICA Clients
• Identify and configure new printer management features included with MetaFrame XP
• Monitor and troubleshoot Citrix MetaFrame XP servers
• Recognize the features available with MetaFrame Xpe, including application packaging and delivery, system monitoring and analysis

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   "Has successfully completed and demonstrated the technical knowledge, skills and abilities for Vulnerability Assessment Technician Certiication as required by the Army Computer Emergency Response Team (ACERT) Vulnerability Assessment Certification Program."

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   "Mr. Sibel is commended for outstanding service for the development and implementation of COOP procedures for the Installation Support Modules (ISM) servers and the C-TNOSC locally managed servers and workstations. His technical expertise and efforts in creating scripts to automate the backup process resulted in daily backups performance at a hundred percent success rate. Mr. Sibel worked diligently in coordinating with firewall administrators at various installations to establish connectivity and allow access to servers where backups need to be performed. Mr. Sibel was able to secure funding from the ISM program manager for a new backup server to increase hard disk space and backup retention periods. His performance and professional attitude is of great credit to him, his company, and the CONUS-TNOSC."

Certificate of Commendation Awarded Certificate of Commendation For Technical Competence as a Source Selection Panel Member Presented by LTC Andrew Seward, CONUS-TNOSC Director On Behalf of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Chief Information Assurance Executive (CIAE), Richard A. Hale Ft. Huachuca, AZ

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   "The Chief Information Assurance Executive (CIAE) takes pleasure in presenting the Certificate of Commendation to Mr. Jay Sibel, United States Army (NETCOM) for Exemplary support to this complex and critical acquisition effort requested by the United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) as a Source Selection Panel Member which provided the Department of Defense with an automated Secure Configuration Remediation Initiative (SCRI) Tool. His performance of duty reflects distinct credit upon himself, this Agency, and the Department of Defense."

Certificate of Appreciation Awarded Certificate of Excellence For Technical Competence as a member of the FLY-A-WAY Team Presented by LTC Roberto Andujar, CONUS-TNOSC Director Ft. Huachuca, AZ

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   "For his technical competence as a member of the FLY-A-WAY team to Ft. Hood. Twice Mr. Sibel provided his expertise with NT servers and workstations to support Fort Hood personnel in securing their hardware assets from potential security vulnerabilities. Mr. Sibel's untiring efforts and willingness to work with installation personnel demonstrated that the C-TNOSC was supportive in the installation's quest to be security compliant. Mr. Sibel's unwavering dedication to duty reflect great credit upon himself, the C-TNOSC, and the United States Army."

Certificate of Appreciation Awarded Certificate of Excellence For Outstanding Support during the Black ICE Witty Worm Attack Presented by LTC Roberto Andujar, CONUS-TNOSC Director Ft. Huachuca, AZ

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   "For outstanding support during the Black ICE Witty Worm attack. Mr. Sibel began preventive measures as soon as the worm was identified destructive. He worked long hours to ensure the preventive measures taken were effective and that no details which might compromise the Army's posture were overlooked. His immediate response to the Witty Worm attack prevented the virus from manifesting itself on a much larger scale. His performance is of great credit to him, the C-TNOSC, and the United States Army."

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   "Jay Sibel worked under my direct supervision beginning August 22, 2002 at the NETCOM/9th Army Signal Command - Continental United States Theater Network Operation and Security Center (CONUS-TNOSC) as our Portal Web Master. I had the great pleasure of seeing him blossom from a Senior Systems Analyst position in the beginning, into a fully functioning Portal Web Master and Software Developer in charge of all of the day-to-day missions of the CONUS-TNOSC Portal. In addition, the organization was very impressed with all of the development work Jay did for our Network Common Relevent Operational Picture (NetCROP) Portal. One such project was a dynamic, interactive NetCROP Map used by all our Army customers' stateside for CONUS theater-wide situational awareness. Jay's efforts on this went above and beyond any of the organization's expectations. Jay is a hard-working self-starter who invariably understands exactly what a project is all about from the onset, and is someone who takes the initiative to get things done quickly and effectively.

   Jay is a resourceful, creative, and solution-oriented person who repeatedly came up with new and innovative approaches to his assigned projects. On the interpersonal side, Jay has superior written and verbal communication skills, possesses leadership qualities, and pays close attention to detail. He also works effectively as a team member under the direction of other team leaders, as well as on his own. He gets along extremely well with everyone within the organization, and is highly respected, both as a person and a professional, by management, co-workers, and customers alike.

   In closing, as detailed above and based on my experience working with him, I can unreservedly recommend Jay Sibel to you for any level position. If you would like further elaboration feel free to contact me at (520) 538-5380 or by emailing marie.moody@netcom.army.mil."

Letter of Recommendation Ron Walk Marketing Manager Intelligent Instrumentation Inc. A Texas Instruments Company

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   "Jay Sibel worked for Intelligent Instrumentation from August 2000 to September 2002. During that time he held the position of Web Manager, reporting to me. Jay was responsible for the design content and day-to-day management on the companies four web sites and our internal Intranet site. Additionally he supported our three subsidiary offices with the maintenance and design of our three local language web sites.

   Jay is a quick learner and eager to take on new task and responsibilities. He has a professional work ethic and the ability to work well with other employees, partners, outside vendors, and customers. Jay is very reliable and was always willing to put in extra effort to meet deadlines. During his two years with us he continued to take on more and more responsibity always rising to the challenge and doing an outstanding job.

   Jay has a very strong and comprehensive background in Internet technologies. He is an outstanding Designer able to design professional web sites. He is well versed in web programming in number of client and server side languages including JavaScript, ASP, PHP, and Java. Jay also has very valuable experience in the marketing of the web sites. This includes achieving and maintaining high search engine placement, paid listings, cross linking with partners and related sites. Jay's combination of web design, web programming and web promotion experience makes Jay a very valuable and flexible resource."