Michael Wassenberg
Director of Technology
703-818-5788
mike@wassenberg.com
OBJECTIVE
To obtain a position which offers professional growth in market-driven
technology
management in return for proven experience in all phases of business
and
systems development.
EXPERIENCE
Computer Science Corporation (formerly GTE Government Systems) in
Chantilly,
Virginia,
Director of Enterprise Solutions, April 1998 to Present.
Leader of 18 senior engineers who perform technical marketing, program
consulting,
customer support, and research direction. The latter includes
focusing
all division technology initiatives including long-term technology
planning,
internal research and development (IR&D) coordination, technology
lecture
series development, cross-divisonal technology management, and
initiation
of external corporate relationships. Personally consulted in the
areas
of information technology architectures, communications network design,
and
wireless system development.
GTE Government Systems in Chantilly, Virginia,
Acquistion Manager and Senior Technologist, April 1996 to March 1998.
Responsible for health care and wireless marketing initiatives.
Led acquisition teams in marketing to federal health care agencies and
responding to telemedicine requests for proposal (RFPs).
Developed business opportunities
for the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and other financial/commodity
exchanges.
Provided consulting to the NYSE in the selection of a wireless phone
system
for the Exchange floor. The latter included coordinating
radio-frequency
design and testing, investigating technology tradeoffs, and developing
requests
for quotation (RFQs).
GTE Government Systems in Chantilly, Virginia,
Senior Technologist, August 1993 to March 1996.
Performed technical oversight activities for the vice-president and
business area manager of Civilian Agency and Commercial Information
Systems. Managed all business area IR&D projects, recommended
technical approaches and architectures for new programs and ongoing
projects, and led customer and vendor discussions on GTE technical
capabilities and system solutions.
GTE Government Systems in Chantilly, Virginia,
Acquistion Manager, January 1990 to July 1993.
Led acquistion activities for several major DoD programs including the
Sustaining
Base Information System (SBIS) and Reserve Component Automation System
(RCAS).
Developed marketing plans, presented GTE capabilities to customers
during
the pre-RFP stage, led proposal teams, designed architectures and
systems
to meet requirements, presented GTE capabilities to decision
influencers
from post-RFP submittal until program award. The programs
mentioned
involved the re-engineering and automation of systems for the National
Guard,
Army Reserve, and Active Army at a cost of $1 billion each.
GTE Government Systems in Westborough and Billerica, Massachusetts,
Engineering Manager, February 1986 to December 1988.
Managed the development of an integrated voice and data system that
controlled access to the Local and Wide Area Networks connecting Joint
Chiefs of Staff computer systems. Besides network management and
and security, the integrated
information system provided decision support capabilities.
GTE Laboratories in Waltham, Massachusetts,
Project Manager, November 1984 to January 1986.
Coordinated the development of an artifical-intelliegence-based network
manager
and a next-generation fast-packet switching system. Acted as
liaison
to GTE's Government Systems and Communication Systems Divisions in the
planning
and implementation of research and development (R&D) requests.
GTE Communications Systems in Phoenix, Arizona,
Field Integration Manager, July 1980 to October 1984.
Coordinated inital software design and four field releases of the GTD-5
EAX,
GTE's first software-controlled, fiber-optic, central-office switching
system.
Managed all field sites for the first four releases of both software
and
hardware.
IBM Corporation in Poughkeepsie, New York,
Member of Techical Staff, February 1977 to June 1980.
Developed diagnostic microcode and operating system software for the
IBM 3033 mainframe.
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
IBM PCs with Windows NT or Windows 95
Apple PCs with MacOS
Sun with UNIX
DEC VAX with VMS or Ultrix (native UNIX)
IBM 370s with MVS
EDUCATION
MBA, Northeastern University, 1988,
BS, Kansas State University, Electrical Engineering, 1977.
SOCIETIES
IEEE Communications Society
IEEE Computer Society
LANGUAGES
English
Learning German
CLEARANCE
Secret