1. Brian Douglas Engleman
4110 Camden Drive
Jefferson, MD 21755 US
Phone: 301-325-7367
Email: engleman.brian@gmail.com
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Summary of
Experience
Brian is a highly skilled engineer as well as an effective leader of data center infrastructure and cloud
teams. He has worked in a variety of technical fields in the past 20 years ranging from desktop and
remote-user support up to leading infrastructure (server/network/storage/virtual/cloud) teams
supporting enterprise user environments. He has the ability to work with clients to discover their
requirements and desires and lead teams to provide excellent technical solutions in a timely manner.
He can also manage teams in operational environments, ensuring that client systems are highly-
available, while balancing team member’s technical strengths with their wishes to learn and grow their
technical skills. He also enjoys the coaching and mentoring aspects of being a team leader and career
manager. His proposal experience includes writing technical responses as well as serving to assemble
multiple technical responses into a single cohesive unit.
Key Skills and
Knowledge
 Infrastructure Team Leadership
 Active Directory/GPO Design
and Administration
 Microsoft SQL
Administration
 Strong Writing Skills  Firewall, VPN, Networking  Windows Servers
 20 Years in Health IT  Coaching and Mentoring  SAN Management
Certifications
Amazon Web Services Architect [in progress], CloudSchool.com Certified Cloud Architect [2014],
Microsoft Certified Professional (Windows XP, Windows Server 2003) [2008], VMware VCP (3.5)
[2010], ITIL v3 Foundations [2012], CompTIA Security+ [2016]
Security
Clearance
Public Trust level 5 through NIH/HHS (2016), Interim Secret though Navy/DOD (2016)
Citizenship US Citizen
Selective
Service
Registered
Booz Allen Hamilton – McLean, VA - 2011 to Present
Network Support, US Naval Observatory - February 2016 to May 2016
 Provided hands-on network infrastructure support to US NavalObservatory
 Collected information for SPAWAR network assessment to upgrade entire USNO network
 Assisted Information Assurance Manager with creation of firewall rules, assessment of email malware and phishing
attempts, and identifying equipment connected to the network
 Assisted in configuring VPN so that users would be able to connect to the environment from remote locations
Infrastructure Specialist, DASH (NIH/NICHD) - February 2015 to Present
 Advised and guided junior staff in building and configuring Amazon Web Services infrastructure
 Worked with the security team, providing evidence for the Authority To Operate document, prior to the DASH
project going live. Also, helped make configuration changes and provided evidence to ISSO in support of raising the
environment to a FISMA-Moderate level.
 Worked with the government COR to advise on configurations, third-party software,and work to be performed by
CIT in order to ensure the success of the DASH project.

2. Brian Douglas Engleman
4110 Camden Drive
Jefferson, MD 21755 US
Phone: 301-325-7367
Email: engleman.brian@gmail.com
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 Ensured that all devices are configured and patched using AD Group Policies and WSUS to push configurations and
patches to machines; also conducted Nessus scans on a monthly basis, remediating all Critical, High, Medium, and
Low findings prior to presenting report to NICHD ISSO
Manager ofData Center and Field Equipment teams,National Children’s Study (NIH/NCS) - April 2012 to
August 2015
 Oversaw and participated in the operations and maintenance of the network, server,storage and application
environments for the National Children’s Study; areas of responsibility include: operations and maintenance of the
physical servers,network, VPN,firewall, network, VMware virtual server environment, Active Directory,
application of NIST, NIH,and project specific group policies, Active Directory Federated Services.
 Major projects included: Creation of a new Active Directory domain, specifically for development servers,to
segregate developers from production data; consolidated over 2 dozen SQL servers to 6 in order to fit within the
purchased licensing and later to enable the client to reduce licensing costs; oversaw the stand-up of the enterprise
monitoring and network intrusion detection system; created the gold-image for NCS field equipment laptops as well
as the imaging and post-imaging processes to create a baseline, hardened image; developed processes to increase the
amount of automation in monthly security patching using AD group policy and PowerShell scripts, reducing the
number of man-hours from 20 per month down to 2 hours per month.
 Served as the liaison between the data collection teams and the Field Equipment team to ensure that technical tasks
affecting data collection projects were completed in a timely manner and that all problems encountered were
addressed and resolved.
 Served as technical liaison to the Configuration Management team, ensuring that all data center and field equipment
changes were approved and recorded.
 Worked with supplier subcontractor and financial lead on the contract to order hardware,software,and licensing
needed for the client, stakeholders, and team.
 Was responsible for representing team in multiple client/stakeholder meetings and authoring the team’s section in
the weekly and monthly deliverables.
Deputy NetOps Lead, National Heart, lung, and Blood Institute (NIH/NHLBI) – January 2011 to April 2012
 Oversaw and participated in the operations and maintenance of the network, server,storage, and application
environments at the client site; areas of responsibility include: network devices in 8 buildings spread over 3
geographical areas,180 physical and virtual servers,SCCM infrastructure, Symantec Endpoint Protection (enterprise
antivirus), Active Directory domain, enterprise storage environment, enterprise backup environment
 Major projects included: the deployment of SHA-256 certificates to all devices and applications to ensure secure
communications; implemented a PIV card enforced logon script to comply with HSPD-12; assisted in the
development of a standard Windows 7 image as well as a method to deploy it remotely to computers throughout the
Institute.
 Performed as the technical lead for Active Directory and AD group policy management, implementing required
changed passed from NIH/CIT and modifying AD and group policies for security and functionality.
 Was responsible for representing team in multiple client meetings (Change Management team,COR meeting on
task/project assignments, PIV card working group) and authoring the team’s section in the weekly and monthly
deliverables.
Career Manager (Booz Allen Internal) – September 2012 to Present
 Conduct annual reviews of personnel performance including review of technical work, gathering 360 degree input
from fellow staff and stakeholders, and providing recommendations for salary actions and promotions.
 Provide career coaching, mentoring, guidance on Booz Allen policies.
 Monitoring and approving time-reporting and labor forecasting for staff.
Computer Teks – Gaithersburg,MD – June 1995 – January 2011

3. Brian Douglas Engleman
4110 Camden Drive
Jefferson, MD 21755 US
Phone: 301-325-7367
Email: engleman.brian@gmail.com
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Windows Server Team, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) – August 2006 to January 2011
 Acted as one of five Enterprise Administrators, overseeing the entire Active Directory structure,its integration with
other systems, and its daily management/operations including user/groups, group policies, service account
management, applying AD specific security patches and enhancements.
 Was the Windows Server Team Lead from August 2008 until January 2011, meeting with application to determine
hosting needs; worked with client IT leadership to plan for future expansions and changes within the Windows
server environment; and served as the lead engineer, assisting fellow team members with difficult technical solutions
and providing day-to-day management of the team’s activities and on-call support; served as an interface for other
technical teams (networking, desktop support, call center,security).
 Supported severaltechnologies related to the Windows server environment including Active Directory, DNS,
DHCP,Microsoft Exchange, various monitoring tools, VMware,SANs,Microsoft SMS and SCCM, Microsoft SQL.
IT Support, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) – May 1994 to August 2006
 Supported many different Op/Divs, either directly with the FDA, or sub-contracting through other companies.
 Performed desktop support duties, including installation and configuration if hardware,operating systems, COTS
and custom software; hardware and software troubleshooting; remote user support.
 Managed small user environments before FDA consolidated into a single Active Directory domain; managed
Windows NT4.0 domain as well as Banyan Vines systems.
 Managed severaloffice-wide or enterprise-wide applications including Pathlore (Learning Management System),
Teleform (Automated Forms Processing), Travel Manager
 Managed two, 21-computer training rooms; created multiple images for different training scenarios; refreshed
computer images as needed for different classes
 Was responsible for the audio/video equipment in one of the training centers; supporting audio systems, projectors,
cameras,broadcast systems
Partner (SelfEmployed), Computer Teks – June 1995 to January 2011
 Responsible for the setup and maintenance of proposals, contracts,and invoices with various offices/divisions in the
FDA, Department of Health and Human Services, as well as other companies such as Booz Allen Hamilton, Z-tech
Corporation, IT Solutions, and HumanTouch,
 Was the tax matters partner for Computer Teks, handling the budget as well as year-end and day to day tax issues.