Greg Kennedy has over 15 years of experience in IT roles within the Australian Public Service. He has extensive experience maintaining websites, converting documents to HTML, and assisting with web development. His resume details his roles within the Department of Health & Ageing, Medicare Australia, and Australian Taxation Office where he performed tasks such as web content management, basic web development, and network administration.

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GREG KENNEDY
RESUME
WORK EXPERIENCE
2011 – 2012 APS 5 Mental Health & Drug Treatment, Department of Health & Ageing (DoHA),
Canberra.
 In this role I converted Word documents and PDFs to HTML using the DoHA CMS which runs off
Lotus Notes; I created, edited, modified and QA’d web pages including manipulating images in
Photoshop for their external sites.
2010 – 2011 APS 5 Health Programs, Medicare Australia, Canberra.
 In this role I created, edited and modified web pages;
 Maintained the integrity of the WebSphere CMS and supported a team of 10 users; and
 Provided a monthly report by DQL requests to the WebSphere server for a controlling CSV which
provided pivot tables for 12 Medicare streams.
2010 HR/HC/MC truck driver.
2009 – 2010 HR/HC/MC truck driver.
2004 – 2009 APS 4 Maintenance & Infrastructure, Productions Systems Support, Web
Maintenance Team, Australian Taxation Office (ATO), Canberra.
 In this role I assisted in the maintenance of the ATO Internet and Intranet websites. This
was as an exceptions publisher by updating documents (documents with problems that
could not be moved live by the content publishers through the in-house publishing tool
called ATO Publisher), converting them from Word to HTML using PWP (Panagon Web
Publisher) and then moving these web content pages to production using ATO Publisher or
manually by the FTP machine. I also manually converted the weekly Gazette as a Word
document from the APSC to HTML for the ATO and web documents for TAP (Tax Agents
Portal), BP (Business Portal);
 I moved files manually on an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) PC to 20 production boxes
controlled by 4 cluster controller PC’s which then moved the files to the 5 production boxes
within each cluster);
 I used Dreamweaver (basic) and Adobe Photoshop (basic) to edit and manipulate
documents if they could not be changed within ATO Publisher or were originally created
outside of ATO Publisher;
 I used Sharepoint (front end) to manually run updates to Intranet sites for publishers so
content would render immediately for Intranet documents;
 I updated websites such as TABD (Tax Agents Board), ROCS (Register Of Contributing
Superannuation funds) which involved the saving of an updated .csv file to the correct
directory using the correct procedure;
 I utilised VPN (Virtual Private Network) boxes to manually run updating software for our
applications on our Internet site when needed;
 I assisted in the development of web documents as a junior developer using echo, updating
media articles by the Commissioner using hard coding techniques in HTML, coding in
XHTML for textual changes, XML & ASP.NET documents in the ATO adaptation of the
ASP.NET framework;

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 I also built and maintained a 32 point dedicated ADSL LAN utilising P4 boxes with either 19”
or 21” CRT monitors (later 17” LCD monitors) running XP with CA e-Trust Antivirus
connected by CAT5E UTP network cabling to 10/100 4 or 8 port RJ45 mini-hubs which were
connected to a 24 port hub which was connected to a BigPond ADSL modem/router. These
machines needed to be either sourced, built, imaged or re-imaged when needed and
maintained by using analysis and research tools learnt in house within the area when
breakdowns occurred. I also assisted in the maintenance of all development boxes as these
were on a different platform separate to the Intranet. This involved diagnosis, registering or
reporting of faults on the ITOC or phone for assistance in repairing or re-imaging of these
boxes with the outsourced IT support company EDS if needed; and
 I performed ad hoc administration tasks as needed such as purchasing and payment of
public monies and used SAP for purchase order releases and approvals.
2002 – 2004 Acting APS 5 & APS 6 Web Technology Centre, Business & Project Support, ATO.
2000 - 2002 APS 4 (Acting) Work Request Gatekeeper Reform Program Office, Project Management
Assistance Team (PMAT), Administration & Business Support, ATO.
2000 APS 3 Executive Assistant to Assistant Commissioner
Departmental Information & Infrastructure, ATO.
1999 – 2000 APS 3 (contract), Executive Assistant to Assistant Commissioner, ATO Corporate –
Strategic Advisor ‘People’, ATO, Canberra.
1998 – 1999 APS 2 (contract), ATO Corporate – Shared Services, OH&S Unit, ATO, Canberra.
SECURITYCLEARANCE
Highly Protected with the AGSVA, granted 4/5/2004. Renewed as Highly Protected (HP completed and
approved by Gay Popple, Authorised Delegate in the Security Vetting Team, Employee Services under
reference number PERSEC 03/1463 on Wednesday, 19 March 2008 @ 10:32).
DRIVERS LICENCE
Multi Combination
INTERESTS
Computers (hardware and development), gardening, vehicles (trucks, cars & motorbikes), machinery
(stationary and plant), martial arts, studying and spending quality time with my wife and children.

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REFEREES
Kevin Crowe (former Manager) Len Coughlin
ATO Integrated Operations Manager Assistant Director
Remedy Administration - ICP Build IT Security Architecture & Design
ATO-EST-EA Revenue Management Trusted Access
Australian Taxation Office Australian Taxation Office
Ph W: 621 61391 Ph W: 0419 418 222
EDUCATION / PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Diploma in Software Development, CIT (semester II - 2005)
Programming 1 - Introduction to C++ (unfinished)
Degree in Bachelor of Arts, University Canberra (1998 – 2005)
Majors in Politics and Management
Introduction to Public Policy (2004)
Introduction to Industrial Relations (2004)
Organisational Behaviour (2003)
Introduction to Management (2003)
Politics in Welfare (2002)
Government Business Relations (2002)
Public Sector Management (2002)
Government at Local Level (2001)
Parties and Elections (2001)
Introduction to Australian Politics (2000)
Foundations of Systems Analyses and Design (2000)
Politics in Developing Nations (2000)
Introduction to Information Systems (2000)
Politics and Democracy (1998)
Training with the ATO or CIT Solutions:
SharePoint 2010 Administrator (self teaching)
VBA for Applications (Dynamic 2010)
SQL Training (Aspect 2005)
Perl training (CIT 2004)
Simple Procurement (CIT 2003)
Project Management (PALM 2001)
Accounting for Non-Accountants (UC 2001)
Time Management (Franklin Covey 2000)
Administrative Assistants Course (SkillPathways 2000)
Introduction to Desktop Publishing (1999)
Advanced Power Point (1999)
Introduction to Power Point (1999)
Microsoft Project ’95 (1999)