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2004
– date
[snip] Contractor
Deputy Project Manager
Working as a Deputy PM
n
Reporting directly to the Project Manager.
n
Taking responsibility for co-ordinating recruiting
efforts on a project of 2000 staff.
n
Developing a retention plan with HR
n
Managing day-to-day project personnel status issues.
2002
– 2004 [snip]
Consultant
Working as a freelance technical consultant.
n
Technical lead on a project for [snip]. This
was a Netware-based mail system to Exchange 2000
migration of 5000 users UK-wide into an existing Windows
2000 Active Directory. Supervising migration of data
from Netware fileservers, and decommissioning of same.
n
Design and implementation of locked-down workstations
for a small manufacturing firm, including
recommendations of accounting and design software
packages.
n
Project Managed the set-up of an Internet Café for a
consortium of non-technical businessmen, from concept to
opening.
2000
– 2002 [snip]
Member of Consulting Staff
[snip] is a world-wide manufacturer of
telecommunications equipment and Consulting/Services
organisation.
n
Technical lead on major upgrade of Network Management
system
n
Member of Customer Relationship Management team,
particularly when Lucent’s biggest world-wide customer
went into Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.
n
European Technical Expert on Sub-Network Management
System
n
Organised team-building event involving racing
hovercrafts.
1998
– 2000
[snip]
Technical Trainer
BSG
is a Systems Integrator in the City of London
n
Technical lead on cc:mail to Exchange migration of 5000
users in 6 countries.
n
Trained end users in mail-related applications such as
Lotus Notes r4 and r5.
n
Project administrator
n
Designed and implemented Symantec Ghost as a method of
preparing training classes.
1995
- 1998
[snip]
Transport Manager
SGR
is an international transport and logistics firm.
n
Reviewed and costed fuel-bunkering arrangements, saving
15% on fuel costs.
n
Researching route-planning technologies to control costs
and operational matters.
n
Drove articulated vehicles on European operations. |