OVERVIEW
- Network & Computer Security Consultant Current
- CoFounder - American Restroom Association Inc
Current
- Network Planner, Military District of Washington
- Network Manager, Fort Belvoir
- Senior Network Analyst, Belvoir Research & Development
Center
- Electronics Engineer, US Army Counter Intrusion Lab
- Physicist, US Army Guerilla Warfare Countermeasures Lab
SECURITY CLEARANCE
- Most recent BI > SSBI-PR
- Most recent clearance > TS-SCI
AVAILABILITY
- Network and computer security consulting for
network designs, implementation accreditation plans, proposal and
SOW generation, and policy and SOP review.
EXPERIENCE
Physicist, Guerilla Warfare Countermeasures, U.S. Army Intrusion
Detection and Sensor Lab. Using 3 dimensional fast fourier transforms,
analyzed 8 -14 micron infrared signatures for target extraction from high
background noise environments. Project lead for
the first refractive lens (gallium arsenide) based long range far-infrared, non-imaging
sensor photo
Electronics Engineer, Fort Belvoir
Research & Development Center. As part
of a DOD terrorist
threat reduction initiative, analyzed multi-source digital signal signatures
from existing and developmental sensors. Developed network engineering skill
utilizing wide area networked computer assets from various National Laboratories.
Network Engineer - Fort Belvoir Research
& Development Center. Was the Project
Engineer for the first campus area Ethernet based network at Ft
Belvoir. Provided Installation's first Internet (ARPANET)
connection via BBN Butterfly Router. Was the lead engineer and subsequent
network analyst for first Cisco based backbone upgrade.
Network Manager - Belvoir Installation Transport Network.
Was the Network Manager and lead Engineer for the
expansion of the above network to encompass all of Fort Belvoir.
With +30,000 nodes and more then 130 Organizations connected, was
responsible for one of the largest networks in the DOD.
Network Advertises 5 Class B and numerous class C networks to the
Internet via 3 high-bandwidth links. Largest pipe was an OC-12
connection via AT&T. Autonomous System directly advertised
on Internet and first hop connected to MAE-East and MAE-West,
providing experience working directly with core internet
providers. The diverse customers security requirements and the triple
redundancy internet connectivity had led to broad experience with a
variety of network security and firewall challenges not typically found
on smaller networks. Besides being the Network Manager for
the above network, responsibilities also included serving as
the Network Security Officer during the early years of this position
Cofounder and Program Manager for the American
Restroom Association. Scope of effort available at
American Restroom Association
Sample of media coverage
that includes an interview with, or reference to Mr. Brubaker
The U.S. Has Its Own Toilet Problem United
Nation's Inter Press Service 11/8/2008
New Ballpark Statistic: Stadium’s Toilet Ratio New York Times [Front
Page] 4/12/09
Small
Merchants may run afoul of rules on restroom access Wall
Street Journal 7/26/05
Fuzzy Inaugural Math Wall
Street Journal 1/8/09
In Ventura, Issue Comes to a Head Los Angles Times
April 3, 2004
Employee 'Handfuls' Get Extra Attention
Wall
Street Journal 10/10/03
'At last, downtown Geneva visitors will have place to go'
Chicago Daily Herald 8/7/03
If
You Have to Go, Perhaps Soon You Can Go on Metro Washington
Post 1/5/03
Metro Asked To 'Let Our People Go Associated Press
6/7/02
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