JOHN ZINOBILE
School Address
320 Buffalo Rd.Apt. 2
Rochester, NY 14611
Voice mailbox #
(716)-234-3857
Email : [email protected]
WWW: http://www.rit.edu/~jqz6186
http://www.fortunecity.com/lavendar/gilliams/349/index.html
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a temporary or full-time position in the Telecommunications Industry.
EDUCATION: Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY 14623
Telecommunications Engineering Technology-Technical Option
Bachelor of Science, 12 credits needed for completion of course work.
Williamsport Area Community College, Williamsport, PA. 23381 Associates Degree,
Electronics Technology/Fiber Optics graduated May 1989
RELEVANT COURSES:
*Telecommunication Concepts -digital and data communications and
digital transmission
*Telecommunication Fundamentals -telecommunications technology,
policy, economics and theory
*Database Management -SQL
*Voice Communications -digital PBX and CENTREX
*Microprocessors -Motorola 6800 series
*Network Management -SNMP network management
*Network Engineering -D3,D4 channel banks. Sonet Equipment
T-1,T-2,T-3 Muxes. HDSL interfaces
*Network Planning and Design -Call Distribution tables. Least cost
network trees using algorithms.
*Switching Technologies -X.25, ATM, HDSL, T-1 ESF.
Calculations for # of switches needed
in a non-blocking matrix switch.
*Intro to Programming -C++
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
*HP Protocol Analyzer *HP Spectrum Analyzer
*Wavetek Analog Function Generator *Tektronix 100Mhz Oscilloscope
SOFTWARE SKILLS:
*Macintosh 7.5, 8.0,8.1 *Microsoft Powerpoint 4.0
*Windows 3.11, 95, NT 4.0 *Adobe Photoshop 3.0, 4.0
*Unix *HTML programming
*Microsoft Excel vs. 5.0 *SoundEdit 16 and Pro
*Microsoft Word 5.1, 6.0, 7.0 *Turbo C++ 4.5
*Vax/VMS System *Word Perfect
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
*Vax/VMS System: Minitab, C++ *IBM PC: DOS, Word Perfect
*HP Protocol Analyzer *HP Spectrum Analyzer
*Wavetek Analog Function Generator *Tektronix 100Mhz Oscilloscope
*Macintosh *HTML programming
*Unix
WORK EXPERIENCE:
08/97- 6 month contract, Xerox Corporation Inc. Webster, NY. 14580
02/98 *Supervised a group of key operators in a Xerox test laboratory. The job entailed testing a print server
software interface program named Splash which allowed a printer client on a network to send print
jobs to a Xerox color copier/printer. In the test lab, my key operators sent a matrix of files from
Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Word, Corel Draw, Freehand and Quark
Express over Netware, IPX, TCP/IP and Appletalk networks. My job entailed monitoring the print
servers that the jobs were sent to. When an error in the print server software was encountered, my job
was to submit a report to the product development team regarding information such as which job was
in the active queue, the clients that sent the job, and status of the network during the error. The errors
were then written up and presented to the Splash engineering team in a sunrise meeting each morning.
I also performed all mechanical maintenance which needed to be performed on the copier/printers.
12/96- Co-op, Medeva Pharmaceuticals Inc. Rochester, NY. 14603
02/97 *Maintained customer connections for an AT&T DEFINITY System G3i switch. When customers
within Medeva needed telephone connections, I entered the appropriate information into the switch
such as the type of phone to be installed, the extension, coverage path, class of restriction, etc. I
also provided voice mail for each new customer which was handled by AT&T's DEFINITY
AUDIX system. I also performed light duty tasks such as performing backups of previous months
call records using AT&T software known as CAS (Call Accounting System) which monitored the
traffic within the switch and outgoing calls made from the switch.
03/95- Co-op, Digital Equipment Corporation, Rochester, NY. 14650
08/95 *Responded to customer network hardware needs at Kodak Office. When a customer or department
within Kodak wanted Ethernet service to their office, My task was to write up a detailed work
release for the Northern Telecomm installation group. The work release consisted of drawings of
the wiring closet to show available ports on the concentrator and sometimes to design the closet
layout of new equipment such as the position of relay racks and the position of the devices located
on these racks. Other services provided to customers were Phone-Net, Token Ring and SNA
lines. All services required determining available ports on the devices associated with these
technologies.
03/94- Co-op, Cabletron Systems Inc., Nashua, NH. 03060
08/94 *Tested a SNMP network management software package called SPECTRUM on a number of
different brands of UNIX workstations such as DEC, IBM, SOLARIS, SGI, and SUN.
Modification requests were sent to the development team when errors were found in the package. I
worked on a section of the package called "reports". When a certain workstation, hub, bridge, or
router needed to be analyzed on the network, I would generate a written report of the item to make
sure it matched information about the item in the database.
11/89- Schindler Elevator Corporation, Gettysburg, PA. 44377
12/90 *Tested Westinghouse elevator control units for proper operation. Also tested elevator panels which
were located in the hallways and inside the cabs that interfaced to the controllers. Special equipment
used were digital hand-held meters which input and output data to the controller boards to simulate
operation for testing.
REFERENCES:
Bruce Sippel - (716)-274-5502
Dan Dufrane - (716)-274-5503
Mark Indelicato - (716)-475-7282
Thomas Skaper - (716)-422-7011