Olivier.Chamberaud at gmail.com

French

Professional Profile

Information Technology Senior Architect in Open Systems

20 years Unix practitioner

Responsabilies

• End to end Information Technology Architect -

  IBM Global Technology Services (GTS)

• Build
• Responsible for the technical design
• Managing IT Architects
• Design Services
  

• Run
• General architecture
• detailed specifications
• steering comitee
  

• Lead IT Architect for the Open Source Business Unit
• IBM contact for the "Open source - Linux" users groupe - Guide share France

Technical Environement

• J2EE Application Servers : Websphere, Geronimo
  
• Web Open Source : Apache, Tomcat, php, Jboss, Zope/Plone;
  
• RDBMS : Oracle, DB2, Open Source : MySQL;
• Open Systems : Unix, Linux, Windows;
• Storage : SAN, NAS, Storage systems (ESS et DSXXXX);

Professional Experience

IBM France : Global Technology Services (2000 - today) -

Lead IT Architect

• French Ministry of Finance
• CNAM
  

IBM France : "Ile de France" Agency : Project Manager and IT Spécialist (1995-2000)

• EDF-GDF Services (2 1/2 years): Technical infrastructure consulting role performing sizing and tuning for CRM with client/server "homemade" application NT/Unix (Sybase, Tuxedo, MQSeries, Tivoli).
  

IT Specialist and Project Leader (1995-1998):

Internet

• Developed and maintained an Intranet server for technical forum and Intellectual capital.
  
• Restricted access with Firewall : IC Secure Network Gateway, Norton Internet Security 2000.

IBM France, National Support and Service Agency AIX (ANSS AIX from 01/01/93 to 05/30/95):

• Supported RS6000 users in system aspects, network and development.
• Team leader of 10 technicians and engineers.
• Wrote a technical publication (Redbook) in Austin, Texas : "Software Problem Reporting and Debugging in AIX 4.1".
• Conducted training (internal and external) for AIX 4.1.

Education

Engineer, graduated of the School for Information and Advanced Technologies (EPITA), Paris, France, 1991.

Master Degree in Computer Science, from the Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey, USA,1992.

Mobility

• Ile de France

• USA