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Christopher Lang ORIGER

MFT Administrator @ Swiss Re
Flemish Brabant, Belgium

Systems Administrator/Sr. Systems Analyst specializing in providing production Live Systems Support (LSS), Implementation and Testing support of clustered HA/load-balanced secure batch data transfer systems, servers and business critical infrastructures.

Top roles

Consultant (Specialist)2 - 5 years

Systems

Linux
Mainframe
Unix
Windows
Middleware
Z/OS - OS/400

Miscellaneous

Distributed Systems
Novell
Server
SSH

Network/Telecom

Network
Firewall
TCP/IP
WAN / LAN

Back-end

C++
Shell

Security

Cryptography
Language
Native English
English
Native
French
Average
German
Average
Work experience
Since 2022
MFT Administrator @ Swiss Re
01 May 2022 - Present
Education experience
Since 1993
AAS @ Cyberdefense-Information Assurance
01 March 2019 - 01 March 2021

50% completed.

Network and System Administration @ Central Texas College
01 May 2002 - 01 August 2002

Completed 11 credit hours. Technology certificates.

Computer Science @ Sam Houston University
01 August 1993 - 01 May 1995

Pursued a BSCS w/ GBA Minor.

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