Bryan D Berezdivin

from Arlington, VA

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5300 32Nd St N, Arlington, VA 22207 • 7039200061
216 Ivy St, Arlington, VA 22204 • 7039200061

Work

Company:

Emc isilon
Jan 2013
Address:

Mclean, VA
Position:

Software and solutions - principal architect

Education

Degree:

Masters of Science
School / High School:

The Johns Hopkins University
2002 to 2005
Specialities:

Computer Science - Networking

Skills

Storage • Security • Java • 4G • Mobile Internet • Uwb • Architecture • Embedded Systems • Wireless Networking • Solaris • Perl • Cloud Computing • Linux • Data Center • Virtualization • Cisco Technologies • Network Security • Software Development • Telecommunications • Wireless • Integration • Enterprise Software • Unix • System Architecture • Storage Area Networks • Network Architecture • Big Data • It Strategy • Architectures • Ip • Networking • San • Saas • Product Management • Management • Solution Architecture • Strategy • Software As A Service • Internet Protocol • Storage Area Network • Wireless Technologies

Languages

Spanish

Ranks

Certificate:

License 315427

Interests

Science and Technology • Environment • Disaster and Humanitarian Relief • Health

Industries

Information Technology And Services

Us Patents

System For Data Transfer In A Wireless Network
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US Patent:

20080144633, Jun 19, 2008
Filed:

Dec 17, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/957811
Inventors:

Charles H. WOLOSZYNSKI - Vienna VA, US
Bryan BEREZDIVIN - Arlington VA, US
International Classification:

H04L 12/56
US Classification:

37039531
Abstract:

A wireless network protocol employs a hop-by-hop block formation approach in which data packets are organized into data blocks at each hop according to a routing table and are transmitted to each hop as data blocks. For example, data packets to be transmitted from a source node to a destination are grouped into a data block associated with a routing table. The source node transmits the data packets according to the routing table. Each node in the routing table determines which data packets it must transmit to other nodes to complete transmission of the data packets to the destination. Each such node determines a new routing table and groups these data packets into a new data block associated with the new routing table. Each node transmits the data packets of the new data block according to the new routing table in a manner similar to the source node.

Resumes

Worldwide Autonomous Systems Lead - Storage

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Location:

5300 32Nd St, Arlington, VA 22207

Industry:

Information Technology And Services

Work:

EMC Isilon - Mclean, VA since Jan 2013
Software and Solutions - Principal Architect
Netapp - Tysons, VA Sep 2011 - Jan 2013
Product Manager - HPC and ISR Solutions
Cisco Dec 2006 - Sep 2011
Consulting Systems Engineer
Innovative Concepts Inc. Jan 2005 - Dec 2006
Senior Systems Engineer
CSC Nov 2002 - Dec 2004
Systems Engineer

Education:

The Johns Hopkins University 2002 - 2005
Masters of Science, Computer Science - Networking University of Vermont 1995 - 1999
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering Langley High School 1991 - 1995

Skills:

Storage
Security
Java
4G
Mobile Internet
Uwb
Architecture
Embedded Systems
Wireless Networking
Solaris
Perl
Cloud Computing
Linux
Data Center
Virtualization
Cisco Technologies
Network Security
Software Development
Telecommunications
Wireless
Integration
Enterprise Software
Unix
System Architecture
Storage Area Networks
Network Architecture
Big Data
It Strategy
Architectures
Ip
Networking
San
Saas
Product Management
Management
Solution Architecture
Strategy
Software As A Service
Internet Protocol
Storage Area Network
Wireless Technologies

Interests:

Science and Technology
Environment
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Health

Languages:

Spanish

Certifications:

License 315427
Isc, License 315427