| Name: | Bart Muijzer |
| Address: | S.J. Spanjaardstraat 3, 7622 DW, Borne, The Netherlands |
| Phone: |
+31 - 74 - 2505582 (home)
+31 - 33 - 4515218 (work) |
| E-mail: | bart.muyzer@sun.com |
| Matrimonial state: | Married. |
| Date of birth: | November 2, 1966 |
| Education: |
Secundary education:
Christelijke Scholengemeenschap Aalten
1979-1985 Graduated in June 1985 (Subjects: Dutch, English, Physics, Mathematics, Ecomomics, Geography, History) University Education: Hogere Informatica Opleiding, Enschede 1985-1989 Graduated in June 1989 This 4-year, full time education addresses the branch of science and technology that is concerned with methods and techniques relating to data processing performed by automatic means. It includes the following educational programmes/subject groups:computer sciences, system design, computer programming, data processing, networks, operating systems, software development. (Subjects: Languages and Compilers, Informationsystems, Database systems, Operating System Design, Computer Networks, Mathematics, Law, Knowledge of Organisations) |
| Graduation project: |
Xirion BV, Amsterdam
January 1989 - May 1989 Design and implementation of a tool to split C-sources into syntactical units and to represent those as a graph. The work was part of the design of a CASE-tool. |
| Trainee periods: |
Twente University, BSC department, Enschede
August 1987 - January 1988 The development of a device driver for a parallel communications adapter for the UNIX Operating System to interface to a graphics processor; development of a library of communication routines to program the adapter; Unix system and network administration tasks for a diverse range of UNIX servers and the UUCP network. Philips Telecommunication and Data Systems, Apeldoorn January 1988 - July 1988 Design and implementation of a testset for "cooked mode" for Philips terminals connected to a Philips proprietary Windowing system. Cooked mode means that keystrokes are handled within the terminal without being sent to a host computer. |
| Relevant working experience: |
Summer break
Juli 1988 Design and implementation of software to support order-handling. Platform: spreadsheet on an Apple MacIntosh. Twente University, BSC department, Enschede June 1989 Voluntarily worked on the software I wrote in my trainee period at the University to further develop and maintain it. Royal Dutch Air Force (Military service) October 1989 - December 1990 The design, development and implementation of an advanced system to process data from testflights. Platform: DBase-III and Clipper, MS-DOS. University of Utrecht, Computer Science Department September 1989 - December 1990 During military service I voluntarily worked as UNIX systems programmer on the design and implementation of a simulator for transputer software. Platform: UNIX, Parallel C . University of Utrecht, Image Sciences Institute (ISI) January 1, 1991 - February 1, 1998 Fulltime UNIX systems and network administrator. Tasks involved:
University Hospital Utrecht February 1, 1998 - July 1, 1999 Fulltime staffmember of the Networks and Systems Group. Tasks involved:
SUN Microsystems Nederland B.V. July 1, 1999 - today Roles (in chronological order, simultaneous roles are listed in one bullet):
HP DutchWorks - Hewlett Packard Dutch Technical User Group September 1994 - December 31, 1998 Webmaster of the HP DutchWorks website NLUUG - Unix Users Group, the Netherlands March 1998 - summer 2002 Docmaster of the NLUUG webserver: content management for part of the NLUUG website, contributing to the webserver configuration and administration. |
| Management experiences: |
HP DutchWorks - Hewlett Packard Dutch Technical User Group
December 1996 - December 31, 1998 Secretary of the board; I voluntarily stepped back because the affinity with HP equipment diminished when I started working for the University Hospital Utrecht. NLUUG - Unix Users Group, the Netherlands March 1998 - June 1999: candidate boardmember June 1999 - summer 2002: member of the NLUUG board. Tasks were to maintain the international contacts of the NLUUG, and administration of the NLUUG webserver. Member of the program committee for the NLUUG spring 1999 conference September 1998 - June 1999 Chairman of the program committee, responsible for the NLUUG spring 1999 conference program. |
| Free-lance: |
Member of the "HP-UX Public Domain Archive Workshop"
March 1995 - December 31, 1998 Task of this workshop was to integrate the activities of the "HP-UX Porting and Archive Center" as run by the University of Liverpool into the HP organisation. HP DutchWorld September 1996, September 1997 The implementation, maintenance and administration of a live webservice during these 4-days conferences. The webserver was used to exchange information during the conferences; not only for static content like the program or the location of the rooms, but also for life reports from the conference, impressions, and a magazine based on digital photoshots. NLUUG "SANE" conferences 1998, 2000, 2002 Member of the organisation, responsible for the electronic subscription processing using webforms, and the local network used for both Internet access and the vendor show. Also tasks as chairman and representing the NLUUG on the vendor show. |
| External trainings: |
DBase3 and Advanced DBase3
Compu'Train Utrecht Certificate: February 1990 Programming in C++ Internal training at the Image Sciences Institute February 1991 and March 1994 Certificate for both trainings, no real C++ programming experience however. |
| SUN Internal trainings: |
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| Relevant practical experiences: |
UNIX user:
20 years
UNIX System and Network Administration: 18 years Languages and tools: shell (csh and bash), sed, awk, C, perl, php Operating Systems: HP-UX 7.X - 10.X, SGI IRIX 5.3 and 6.2, SUN Solaris 2.6 - Solaris 10, FreeBSD 2.x, Linux Networking: TCP/IP, ATM, ISDN Network services: News, mail, DNS, DHCP, FTP (server), web (server) Mailing lists: maintenance and ownership of several mailing lists, amongs others of the "HP-UX System Administrators Mailing List". Beta-testing: wu-ftpd (a widely used Public Domain FTP daemon) Web: Installation and configuration of the Apache Web server Experience with the creation of web pages and web forms, CGI scripting . |
| Remarks: |
I have a full-fledged private home office available with all necessary
equipment to work from home: fax, printer, copier, scanner, SUN workstation,
wireless LAN, fast Internet connection.
Since 2000, I do maintain the page on OpenBoot PROM on OneStop. Onestop is the #1 SUN internal site for SE technical resources. I am a member of the Sun "Open Storage Program": the group working on defining how to qualify and support 3d-party storage with the SunCluster product. Refer to results http://www.sun.com/cluster/osp for more information. |