Nicholas C. Carter has over 10 years of experience working in data center roles. He has experience installing, upgrading, and maintaining servers, networking equipment, and infrastructure components. He is proficient in hardware and software installation and configuration. His career includes roles at Viawest, IBM, AT&T, Comcast Cable, Netstructures, and Netvault, where he performed duties such as network engineering, data center analysis, infrastructure installation and project management.
ASE has a team of qualified CAD Engineers, Design Engineers and Managers with good exposure of various CAD projects to deliver creative CAD solutions in the facets of engineering disciplines including Telecom Infrastructure Design - for wireless GSM and UMTS sites, Copper Wire Infrastructure Design, MEP, Architecture & GIS. Adding to our technical capability, our strength in project management and quality procedures ensure accuracy of design and timely delivery. In this specialized turf, ASE has some unique advantages as an execution partner for Telecom infrastructure & engineering design houses
ASE has a team of qualified CAD Engineers, Design Engineers and Managers with good exposure of various CAD projects to deliver creative CAD solutions in the facets of engineering disciplines including Telecom Infrastructure Design - for wireless GSM and UMTS sites, Copper Wire Infrastructure Design, MEP, Architecture & GIS. Adding to our technical capability, our strength in project management and quality procedures ensure accuracy of design and timely delivery
Presentation from Networkshop46.
Brunel’s experience of designing networks and systems to use the Jisc shared data centre - by Simon Furber, Brunel University
Developing an internal business case, and the associated benefits and savings, to support use of the Jisc shared datacentre - by Mike Cope, UCL
Hyper convergence - our journey to the future - George Ford, University of Creative Arts
ASE has a team of qualified CAD Engineers, Design Engineers and Managers with good exposure of various CAD projects to deliver creative CAD solutions in the facets of engineering disciplines including Telecom Infrastructure Design - for wireless GSM and UMTS sites, Copper Wire Infrastructure Design, MEP, Architecture & GIS. Adding to our technical capability, our strength in project management and quality procedures ensure accuracy of design and timely delivery. In this specialized turf, ASE has some unique advantages as an execution partner for Telecom infrastructure & engineering design houses
ASE has a team of qualified CAD Engineers, Design Engineers and Managers with good exposure of various CAD projects to deliver creative CAD solutions in the facets of engineering disciplines including Telecom Infrastructure Design - for wireless GSM and UMTS sites, Copper Wire Infrastructure Design, MEP, Architecture & GIS. Adding to our technical capability, our strength in project management and quality procedures ensure accuracy of design and timely delivery
Presentation from Networkshop46.
Brunel’s experience of designing networks and systems to use the Jisc shared data centre - by Simon Furber, Brunel University
Developing an internal business case, and the associated benefits and savings, to support use of the Jisc shared datacentre - by Mike Cope, UCL
Hyper convergence - our journey to the future - George Ford, University of Creative Arts
In a typical building base-load analysis will identify the server room, if one is present, at the top of the list of “out of hours” consumption. In recent years server rooms have been built nearly always with mechanical cooling. In many cases we find that the cooling plant is consuming as much energy as the servers.
David Green, Head of Workshops at the University of Cambridge, will present the Department of Engineering server room journey. He has transformed one of his large server rooms by using free cooling and cold aisle warm aisle containment and learnt a lot along the way.
In a typical building base-load analysis will identify the server room, if one is present, at the top of the list of “out of hours” consumption. In recent years server rooms have been built nearly always with mechanical cooling. In many cases we find that the cooling plant is consuming as much energy as the servers.
David Green, Head of Workshops at the University of Cambridge, will present the Department of Engineering server room journey. He has transformed one of his large server rooms by using free cooling and cold aisle warm aisle containment and learnt a lot along the way.
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Data Centers and Mission Critical OpportunitiesBlack & Veatch
Black & Veatch has in-house expertise to provide everything from consulting and mechanical-electrical load analysis to turnkey design-build and engineering, procurement and construction for data centers. We have integrated infrastructure such as cooling, power and communications. Our experience siting, permitting and building critical infrastructure, including in emerging countries, is beneficial to companies wanting to develop data centers around the world.
The Evolving Data Center – Past, Present and FutureCisco Canada
The journey to Cloud is not linear. Realistically, most environments will have workloads that continue to run on both physical and virtualized infrastructures for some time. Join Cisco’s Data Centre Experts, as they outline the key technologies transforming the Data Centre, enabling an intelligent infrastructure which will support physical, virtualized and cloud applications as part of Cisco’s Unified Data Centre Architecture.
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Nicholas C. Carter
Objective A highly motivated self-starter seeking a position with a larger, well-established firm.
Very detail-oriented, requiring little supervision. Works very well either alone or in a
team environment.
Experience • April 2014 – Present Viawest Denver, Co
• DCCS (Data Center Customer Support)
• Coordinate daily design aspects of all network infrastructure and structured
cabling. Installation of servers, routers, switches etc.
• Hardware and software updating/upgrading in the data center environment.
Replacing processors, DIMM’s, power supplies, etc.
• Assist in configuration of equipment including Firewalls servers etc.
• Coordinate and assist in maintenance endeavors with Vendors including
EMC, APC, Sturgeon Electric etc.
• Monitoring of HVAC, mechanical, electrical, VESDA and BMS systems
• September 2013 – March 2014 IBM Boulder, Co
• Data Center - Facilities Infrastructure Support
• Hardware and software updating/upgrading in the data center environment.
Replacing processors, DIMM’s, power supplies, etc.
• Provide assistance in troubleshooting problems on network equipment. Working
with both internal teams and directly with customers for resolution.
• Assist in configuration of equipment including Firewalls servers etc.
• Coordinate and assist in maintenance endeavors with Vendors including
EMC, APC, Sturgeon Electric etc.
• Continual coordination with Project Managers and other team members to
facilitate on time project deadlines and adhering to SLA agreements.
• October 2011 – March 2013 AT&T Aurora, Co
• Data Center Manager
• Receive daily shipments of servers and network equipment. Install and cable
of equipment and provide assistance in Test and Turn-up of devices.
• Coordinate daily requests from both client and internal teams for installation
of circuit extensions, POTS lines, power and HVAC with third party vendors.
• Coordinate daily design aspects of all network infrastructure and structured
cabling. Installation of servers, routers, switches etc.
• Assess and perform audits of the data center environment. From power and
HVAC to available network capacitance
• Continual data base updating of server connectivity to core network gear to
ensure an accurate and timely response in case of a network outage.
• Hardware and software updating/upgrading in the data center environment.
Replacing processors, DIMM’s, power supplies, etc.
2. • July 2010 – Dec 2010 Comcast Cable NE&TO
Centennial, Co
• Network Engineer
• Design, Engineer and document all connections across multiple sites from
individual servers all the way to the Core Network Routers
• Coordinate design and build aspects with various vendors
• Assembly of racks, cabinets, overhead ladder racking, under-floor cabling
baskets, and other assorted infrastructure components
• Assess and calculate power needs from a per cabinet to cabinet basis up to
calculating UPS system needs by measured cabinet power
• Project manage all facets of new site builds from inception to fruition
• Jan 2010 – July 2010 Netstructures Centennial, Co
Data Center Analyst
• Design and installation of structured cabling, both copper and fiber
• Assembly of racks, cabinets, overhead ladder racking, under-floor cabling
baskets, and other assorted infrastructure components
• Design and Engineering of various aspects to “Turn up” several sites.
• Project manage numerous aspects for new builds, As well as expanding on
already existing infrastructure.
• Project manage numerous aspects with vendors on site and abroad.
• Monitor, Document and assess power thresholds
Aug 2008 – August 2009 Netvault, Inc. Broomfield, CO
Data Center Analyst
• Installation and removal of all infrastructure and server components for the data
center, including EMC and 3PAR data storage arrays, SUN, HP, Cisco, and
related support equipment
• Design and installation of structured cabling, both copper and fiber
• Assembly of racks, cabinets, overhead ladder racking, under-floor cabling
baskets, and other assorted infrastructure components
• Installation of DC VOIP isolation frames
• Installation of Tandberg video conferencing equipment and peripherals
• Consolidation of existing dispersed telephone system within a four building
campus into a single, concentrated location
• Hi level acumen of Cisco VOIP phones and programming
• Hi level acumen of DC power installation including all termination from end to
end.
• Ability to test and terminate Cat6 cabling quickly
• Extensive “hands & eyes” experience including replacement of NIC’s, HBC’s,
and SFP’s
• Experienced with AC power loads, balancing, and risk assessment
• Experienced with all aspects of data center cooling and ‘hot-spot’ mitigation
• evaluating benefits of hot-aisle containment within the data center
3. Dec 2007 – Aug 2008 Car Toys, Inc. Aurora, CO
Sales
• Retail floor sales of high-end automotive electronics and mobile phones.
Jul 2005 – Dec 2007 Plasticomm Inc. Denver, CO
Regional Installer
• Installation, repair, and maintenance of mobile geo-positioning/data
communications systems for fleet vehicles.
• Customers include Colorado State Law Enforcement, Qwest, Waste
Management, MASCO, etc.
Jul 2003 – Oct 2004 Quality Auto Sound Aurora, CO
Lead Installer
• Installation and configuration of advanced after-market automotive
electronics.
• Ordering, receiving, and tracking of parts, components and supplies for a
busy four bay installation crew.
Education Feb 1998 – May 1999 Pickens Technical College Aurora, CO
• Certificate in General Electronics Design and Theory.
• V.I.C.A. Treasurer (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America)
Interests Computers and networks, electronics, DC power and its characteristics, automotive,
architectural engineering, physics.