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  {Curriculum Vitae}
  {Ari Edelkind}
  {February, 2003}
  {ari.edelkind@episec.com}
  {New York, NY}
  {917 968 6991}

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\sech{Work Experience}

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\joblisting{Bloomberg, L.P.}{Network Security}{1/02}{present}{}{}

\jobdesc{

  At Bloomberg, I evaluated system and network security problems, writing
  papers illustrating their potential effects and what could be done about
  them.  On some occasions, I was asked to create complex exploits for
  demonstration as leverage to upper management.  I evaluated and suggested
  modifications to policies, handled the security of other team projects,
  audited code in C, Fortran, ksh and Perl, acted as the chief forensics
  analyst with regard to security threats, reverse engineered potentially
  malicious software, and wrote custom auditing tools.  I also ported
  software to DGUX (when nothing else was assigned) when it was either
  useful or someone said it couldn't be done.

  \oslist{
    Solaris 2.6--8\\
    HP-UX 10.20\\
    DGUX 4.20%\\
%    FreeBSD 4.4
  }

}

\joblisting{Starmedia Network, Inc.}{Senior System Administrator, security
team}{3/01}{12/01}{9 months}{(laid off in good standing)}

\jobdesc{

  At Starmedia, I was one of the chief system administrators in charge of a
  motley crew of almost 300 unix hosts.  In addition to general
  administration, I was exclusively responsible for account and privilege
  management and provided second-level support to Starmedia developers and
  operations personnel.  Due to my programming experience, I was assigned
  most group programming and scripting projects (c, perl, php, ksh,
  expect/tcl).  I took on the task of evaluating applications
  requested by both developers and system administrators for security
  issues, for which I proposed and implemented precautions or workarounds, at
  my discretion.  As a member of the security team, I also took part in
  policy development, pre-employment screenings, and vendor evaluations.

  \oslist{
    FreeBSD 3.1-4.3\\
    Solaris 2.6-8
  }

}


\joblisting{Taos Mountain, Inc.}{System Administrator
(consultant)}{12/00}{2/01}{3 months}{(laid off in good standing)}

\jobdesc{

  At Taos, my main responsibility was to go on consulting assignments,
  performing any system administration tasks that the client deemed
  necessary.  Due to the waning technical economy, however, Taos did not
  have as many assignments as they had personnel, and I spent much of my
  time off-assignment.  During this time, I took Taos-sponsored
  certification courses and tests, studied Check Point Firewall-1, and
  familiarized myself with HP-UX, which I was not previously able to
  thoroughly explore.

  \oslist{
    HP-UX 10.20\\
    Linux 2.2\\
    Solaris 7, 8\\
    Windows NT
  }

}

\joblisting{Public Health Research Institute}{Unix System and Network
Administrator}{3/99}{12/00}{21 months}{(left to work at Taos)}

\jobdesc{

  PHRI was an excellent employment and learning experience.  Its distributed
  environment enabled me to master multiple unix flavors and the
  interoperability quirks between them.  Network servers consisted of
  Solaris, IRIX, and Linux hosts, with Solaris holding the majority.  I
  upgraded all systems and applied vendor patches to each, in addition to my
  own security precautions.  Networking equipment I administered was
  comprised of Cisco routers and switches.  I administered user accounts via
  NIS+, and served files using NFS (with SecureRPC), Netatalk, and Samba.  I
  administered network backups, our Apache web server, mail servers, name
  servers, directory services, and printing services.  I also modified many
  of the services at PHRI for security and functionality, and I wrote a
  number of custom utilities and services using C, ksh, Perl, PHP, and Tcl.
  Last, but not least, I provided a secure and productive shell environment
  for users (mainly scientists and scientific assistants).

}

\joblistcont{Public Health Research Institute}{Unix System and Network
Administrator}

\jobdesc{

  \oslist{
    IRIX 6.3 -- 6.5.4\\
    Linux 2.2\\
    OpenStep 4.2\\
    Solaris 2.3 -- 7\\
    Cisco IOS and Supervisor Software
  }
  \osalso{
    MacOS 7.6 -- 9\\
    Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT
  }

}

\joblisting{Lamers Net Web and Shell Services}{Security/System Administrator
and Consultant}{1/97}{12/98}{24 months}{(company folded)}

\jobdesc{

  As a shell hosting, web hosting, and internet service company, Lamers Net
  exposed me to a large variety of duties.  Security was my responsibility
  alone.  I also administered the company's web servers, name servers, mail
  servers, and irc servers.  I wrote custom scripts and programs for
  administrator usage and user accessibility in C, perl, and ksh.  I also
  provided support for users who needed help or elevated privileges.

  \oslist{
    BSDI 3.0, 3.1
  }

}

\joblisting{(Freelance)}{Freelance consultant}{2/96}{2/99}{37 months}{(left to
work at PHRI)}

\jobdesc{

  Until I moved to New York in '99, I often performed freelance work for
  individuals and companies, including tutoring, network design and
  installation, system maintenance, and (my most requested service) host
  security work.  I worked with a range of companies and individuals.

  \oslist{
    FreeBSD 2.1 -- 3.0\\
    Linux 2.0\\
    Windows 95, 98, NT
  }

}

\joblisting{Linux General Store}{Volunteer consultant}{5/98}{2/99}{9
months}{(left to work at PHRI)}


\jobdesc{

  Contrary to the store name, the Linux General Store was constantly populated
  with any variety of Unix flavors.  I spent my time there experimenting with
  new programs and operating systems, assembling beowulf clusters from obsolete
  hardware, setting up wireless networks, and helping users with system
  problems.

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