Wayne Estrada

E X P E R I E N C E     S U M M A R Y Corporate Educator, Courseware Developer, Curriculum Designer, Technical Consultant, IT Manager, Entrepreneur, Internet Systems Integrator, ECommerce, Web Site Programmer, Telecommunications, Business Developer, Visionary, Speaker, Teacher, Engineer, Software Designer, Programmer Qualifications 1990-present: U3 UNIX Training/Smart Triangles LLC –Principal Created a highly profitable technical training company Personally trained and consulted 250+ organizations, over 10,000 technical people, IT management, and executives [1984-present] Primary trainer/technical advisor to the Library of Congress of key Internet technologies for building the Thomas.gov and LOC.gov web sites [1992-2005] Provided the initial and ongoing training to transition Capitol One (then Signet Bank) from IBM Mainframe to UNIX based systems [1995-2000] Brought Circuit City Stores from AS400 to UNIX servers; consulted on changing proprietary servers to UNIX based systems, primary training provider [1992-2000] Consulting and training to JPMorganChase bank on web site programming for network operations a web based monitoring system [2006] Trainer and consultant to America Online in operating systems, network operations, and systems programming [2003-present] Built a reputation of trust with clients as a prime source of use and application of UNIX technologies Developed 3,000+ pages of technical courseware, and IT management procedures Holder of numerous Copyrights and Trademarks—Published Authorities (Circular A-11) and financial reporting (A-34).   1996-2001: Richmond NET (Web Hosting/ISP)--Partner/CTO Founded and launched a successful local ISP of 6,000 dial up subscribers and national web hosting business of 700+ clients Brought company to pre-IPO status with audited financials, SEC filings, etc. Built and designed data center and server farm Developed custom web server, ISP and security monitoring software Managed the creation and automation of numerous web sites with IT staff Solid Business, Legal, Financial, P&L knowledge in a technology environment Managed and directed administrative and marketing personnel   1988-1992: J.S. Reynolds College/John Tyler College—Adjunct Faculty, Consultant Pioneered, wrote, and taught the first UNIX technology classes for the Commonwealth of Virginia Community College System (1988) Key advisor to administration on IT classroom curriculum and course offerings   SHARE National Conference Seminar leader on Operating System technologies and effects in IT Management [Atlanta, 1996] Featured speaker on strategies to implement Internet, ISP, and web hosting technologies [Anaheim, 1997]   1981-1990: AT&T--Senior Systems Consultant, Software Engineer, Instructor Software developer on 4ESS telecommunications switch [1981-1983] Writer, developer, and manager of educational curriculum [1983-1984] Successfully planned and managed many complex technical projects and personnel Efficient MIS project and personnel manager /tech product and marketing experience Award winning system integrator/programmer/software developer/analyst Lead technical consultant on the American Express and Bechtel national accounts E D U C A T I O N     &    C E R T I F I C A T I O N S B.S. Information Systems Management, University of San Francisco, Cum Laude Masters Studies, MIT Cambridge Institute Numerous AT&T Bell Laboratories internal classes Continually dedicated to self-study and research in technical topics