Erich Weiler : Curriculum Vitae ::.
- Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineering, University of California Santa Cruz 2006-Present
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Position : Full Time Systems Engineer
Maintained the KiloKluster, a 500 node CentOS cluster with 2 procesors per node.
Built and Maintained the Swarm Cluster, a 256 node CentOS cluster with 4 cores per node.
Built and Maintained the PITA Cluster, a 200 node CentOS cluster with 2 cores per node.
Maintained the MEMK Cluster, an 8 node high memory CentOS cluster (32GB per node) with 4 cores per node.
Maintained networking (Layer 2 and 3) via a multi-layer switching environment with Cisco gear
Built and Maintained the group's GPFS Filesystem, 200TB and shared between 500 cluster nodes.
The clusters were designed to run genomic comparisons and alignments between decoded genomes of over 50 species. - Weidlinger Associates 2006-Present
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Position : Systems Consultant
Built and Maintained the Mountain View office's 50 node Fedora Cluster. - Global Solutions for Infectous Diseases 2005-Present
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Position : Systems Consultant
Built and maintained several web servers and MySQL databases to conduct research on the HIV genome. - Clarus Systems 2006-Present
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Position : Systems Consultant
Built and maintained the development pipeline through several web servers to develop, test and release new content. Primarly perl and php were leveraged to organize the pipeline. - Techstaff, Jack Baskin School of Engineering Division, University of California Santa Cruz 2005-2006
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Position : Full Time Systems Engineer
Maintained the Division's Solaris Servers and associtaed services to the Division
Maintained the Division's LDAP and Kerberos Servers
Performed Research and Development on emerging UNIX monitoring technologies - Academic Computing Group, University of California Santa Cruz 1999-2005
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Position : Full Time Systems Engineer
Built and Maintained a 10 node MacOS Cluster for a Gene Splicing group.
Built and Maintained several automated Network Security Measures for the Division.
General UNIX systems support for Geology, Planetary Physics and Ocean Sciences Departments