RESUME
Gregory S. Woods
1301 Jackson Ct. Louisville, CO 80027
Home: (303) 666-5872  Office: (303) 497-1295  E-mail: woods@ucar.edu

OBJECTIVE
A challenging position where I can make use of a variety of experiences
and talents.

EDUCATION
B.A. Psychology and Mathematics (Computer Science Minor)
University of Colorado, Boulder (May 1978)
M.S. Applied Mathematics (Computer Science Minor)
University of Colorado, Boulder (December 1980)
     
WORK EXPERIENCE
1998-2001	Home PC systems. Installed a home network around a RedHat Linux
		server as router/firewall with PPP, including other
		systems running MacOS, and another PC that does a
		dual-boot of Red Hat and Windows NT/95.  Upgraded Linux
		systems from 5.2 to 6.0 (server), and 6.0, 6.2, 7.1
		desktop. Upgraded Windows 95 to 98. Upgraded server from
		PPP to dual ethernet and broadband link, with web and
		e-mail services.

1999-2001       Assumed lead role in conversion of infrastructure services
                (DNS, authentication, user front end) from Solaris to
                Linux. Developed a system for efficient installation and
                maintenance of Linux user desktop systems.

1991-2001	National Center for Atmospheric Research, Scientific
		Computing Division,  Systems Group.  Rewrote Internet
		Remote Job Entry (IRJE)  system in perl to be more
		efficient and blend with other gateway systems. Lead
		system administrator for several Sun servers. Converted
		many of NCAR's applications to run on Solaris. Installed
		and configured multiple Solaris servers. Assumed the
		lead role in NCAR's Internet security efforts.

1988-1991	Systems Programmer, NCAR,/SCD,	Networking Group. Officially 
                became postmaster,  news administrator and DNS administrator 
		for all of NCAR. Implemented an organization-wide alias 
		database (sendmail-based) and an online screen-oriented 
		directory for searching and modifying the database. Converted 
		e-mail and news systems from UUCP-based to TCP/IP based.  
		Took over maintenance of Cisco AGS+ routers; implemented 
		first subnetting of NCAR's IP network. Took over maintenance 
		and development of IRJE system.

1985-1988	Systems Programmer, NCAR, High Altitude Observatory (HAO).
		Lead systems administrator for a PDP 11/70  (UNIX v7) and
		a pair of  VAX 11/750 (4.2BSD)	systems. Maintained and
		upgraded HAO's e-mail and USENET news systems (sendmail
		and UUCP based). Installed  new Integrated Solutions
		68020-based system running 4.3BSD. Decommissioned VAX
		systems and installed and configured replacement Sun
		4/280 systems running SunOS 3.2

1983-1985 	NCAR/HAO. Began doing systems programming on PDP and VAX UNIX 
		systems. Served as backup system administrator for HAO systems.

1981-1985	Applications Programmer, NCAR/HAO.  Assisted scientists
		with modification and running of complex solar models and
		analysis and display programs on PDP 11/70 microcomputer
		(UNIX v7) and CDC 7600 and CRAY-1 supercomputers.

1979-1981 	NCAR, Mesoscale Research Section. Student Assistant. Assisted 
		scientists with modification and running of FORTRAN
		programs on NCAR's CDC 7600 and CRAY-1 systems.

1978-1980	Teaching Assistant, Department of Mathematics, University of 
          	Colorado. Assisted professors with grading assignments for math
		undergraduate classes. Planned and led small group classes.

 SKILLS

TCP/IP Networking	Perl/C/shell programming	Internet Security
System Administration (Solaris/SunOS/Linux)		sendmail
DNS Administration	USENET News Administration	Cisco routers 
FORTRAN Programming	Presentations