Reagan Cardwell

Part of a small team supporting more than thirty Linux and Unix based servers, SAN and NAS systems, and virtual environments (VMware). I resolve technical issues related to the servers, software and hardware, for users and other clients. I also maintain data backups, and customer archives, using three different tape library systems and software, write and maintain system and production automation using Perl, bash, tcsh, html, and other languages, as needed.

Officially, my title was Computer Operator, and originally, it was indicative of my function. I operated the PDP-11's overnight, to perform ATEX system backups & database maintenance. Since 2004, I have administered a group of eleven servers, performing hardware, software and operating system installations, upgrades and configuration. I also provide systems analysis and shell scripting, and early morning desktop support. And I provide automated backup services for >2.5TB of critical data.

Between 1989 and 2000, I was an Electronic Technician in the Advanced Research and Development Laboratory at Motorola, in Austin, Texas. I worked first in the Thin Dielectrics Group, for about two years, testing and characterizing dielectrics. Then I moved into the Logic Development Group, where I provided a similar function. I am quite familiar with the Device Lab, and much of the testing and analytic equipment and software, there.

Traffic Design: Prepared plan layouts, specifications, general notes, and estimates; corresponded with various related agencies, companies, and public concerning signing, illumination, and traffic control; used photography and CAD software to assist in project preparation.

Announced music, news, weather, special reports, and public service spots. Produced commercial and station announcement spots. Produced and aired special programs. Operated and programmed the station's automation equipment and transmitter, and logged the transmitter readings and all aired programs.