Resume


CURICULUM VITAE

Lastname Lodder
Firstname Remko
City Rotterdam
Date of Birth 16 October 1983
Place of Birth Rotterdam
Nationality Dutch
Maritial State Engaged
Gender Male

School Education

From-Till Direction Graduated? Package Institute
1996-2001 HAVO Yes Dutch, English, German, Economics 1 and 2, History, Math A1 and A2, Management and Organisation, Geography Johannes Calvijn, Rotterdam
2001 MBO No Technical Computer Science, stopped before finishing the course, I got a job at ING ROC Zadkine ,Rotterdam (Hofplein)

Courses through my employers

Year What Company
2001 Email and DNS Tunix
Webservers and Webtechnology Tunix
TCP/IP Tunix
Windows NT 4.0 Administring Compu’Train
Networking Essentials Compu’Train
NLUVG1 (Unix for users 1) Global Knowledge
2002 Firewalls, Perimeter protection and VPN’s The SANS Institute
Cisco Secure IDS Global Knowledge
Shell Programming for System Administrators SUN Educational Services
Sun Solaris Administration 1 Global Knowledge
ITIL Foundations PinkRoccade Educational Services
2003 Hacker Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling (GCIH) The SANS Institute
2004 Netscreen course (Specially desgined for Employer) Juniper Networks
2005 ISS RealSecure IDS (did not attend due to illness, recieved the materials) Internet Security Systems (ISS)

Certifications

Year What Company
2006 GSEC (Security Essentials) The SANS Institute
2007 LPI 101 Linux Professionals Institute
2007 LPI 102 Linux Professionals Institute
2007 ITIL Foundations ITIL
2008 Checkpoint Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) Checkpoint Technologies
2008 Berkeley Software Distribution Associate (BSDA) BSDCertification
2008 Checkpoint Certified Security Expert+ (CCSE+) Checkpoint technologies
2008 Juniper Networks Certified Internet Associate (JNCIA-FWV) Juniper Networks

Presentations

Year What Link
2008 Dutch FreeBSD Presentation: From Projectleader to Developer Link [EN]

Working experience

From-Till Employer Role Experience
jun2008 – present Snow B.V SEnior Network Engineer, Security Engineer at KPN At KPN I am doing a large project to migrate the central facilities of a dutch government department. The central facilities included migrating a standalone Juniper firewall to a redundant Fortigate cluster, and migrating a loaded Checkpoint environment to a new Juniper (SSG series) platform. The migrations itself went smoothly given the base that had been used it was a big success! I also helped out the operational team managing all devices by setting up a new monitoring system (NMIS) and using Rancid for various important devices to keep a version track of all configurations. On the social plate I am guiding my collegue’s and training them where needed on area’s that I could help with.

2009-present; The second big project that I am running at KPN involves moving of the physical of the government department. I am the main responsible person for this project from the admin team. Together with a Collegue we did the inventory, cleanup, buildup, administrative tasks, executing migrations, moving the hardware, arranging documentation, communications with the customer(s) etc.

feb2008 – jun2008 Snow B.V FreeBSD liason In February, I started helping Ed Schouten with his study, Ed is a student temporary working at Snow B.V, writing an MultiProcessorSafe (MPSAFE) TTY layer for FreeBSD. I act as a liason between FreeBSD and Ed to make sure he can graduate. We both traveled to Canada to let Ed give a presentation for the FreeBSD development team. Ed finally graduated with a 9!
okt2006 – may2008 Snow B.V Unix Engineer, Network Engineer, Security Engineer at Financial Institute At “Financial Institute” I am a member of the Security / Unix and Networking Team. It is my responsability to maintain various access routers and switches, core routers and switches, as well as key Unix systems and the Firewalls throughout Europe. I am also part of a team that is going to consolidate services and networks from Europe towards one central data Centre (Design phase). We are providing Network architecture, Firewall architecture and where possible Unix server Architecture. From June 2007 till Oct 2007 I trained a new team member with our main area’s of attention: Cisco, Checkpoint and Unix.

Starting from late 2007, I am also participating within a consolidation project (Architecture and technical implementation of the design), where I lead the implementations that needs to be done on the networking/unix/checkpoint side. I am responsible for implementing the entire Firewalling infrastructure (multiple clusters, internal security, exteriour security and vpn (remote users, remote site to site) security), both architectural as technical implementation and setup. Together with a Snow Collegue I am also building up the regular network within the new datacenter, implementing a common ground for the routers and switches, implementing tftp services, building up new management hosts with new monitoring tools; all as standarized and flexible as possible. Both my Collegue and I are also very active with communication migrations for the connected countries (we move them from the previous WAN/MPLS provider to the new provider).

2001-sept 2006 ING Bank NV Operational Firewall Administrator / Security Administrator System administration multiple Sun machines including: Email: Sendmail, DNS: BIND, Checkpoint Management stations and various other tasks
System administration multiple GUI Applications: Netscape Proxy/Mail Server, Checkpoint, Provider-1, Nokia Horizon Manager, Netscreen Manager, Siteprotector (ISS), HSE
System administration multiple IPSO (3.7, 3.8) machines:Checkpoint Firewalls
System administration multiple BSD/I , FreeBSD machines: Tunix Firewalls
System administration multiple ISS RealSecure machines:IDS Server Sensors (Mostly Windows based)IDS Network Sensors (both External as Internal) (based on Windows, Proventia A-series, and G-series appliances)
System administration multiple Cisco devices: SCA’s, Appcelera’s, CSS, HSE, Routers, Switches
Reading and acting on multiple security mailinglists/groups
Processing Security Events (alerting from the IDS machines)
Keeping the security filtering up to date for processing and alerting (Perl based)
Functional Security management Maintaining contacts with external branches all over the world
Participating in projects taking place all over the world (physical location: NL)Here I need to deliver the concept, implementation options and guiding the technical implementor.
Temporary teamcoordinator I replaced the teamcoordinator multiple times when he was not available for work

Projects

From-Till Project Role/Activities
2001-2004 Mostly-Harmless.nl Guiding newcomers
Projectleader Documentation (contents)
2001-2005 DSINet.org Writing Security Articles (Dutch and English)
2003-present FreeBSD Maintainer of the Dutch Documentation Project
Member of the FreeBSD Documentation Team
Member of the FreeBSD Security Team
Acting FreeBSD Security Team Secretary
Member of the FreeBSD Source Committer Team
Member of the FreeBSD Bugmeister Team
2004-present Evilcoder.org Writing my own Administration Toolkits in Perl
Writing check_honeynet, a custom tool to check the mirror status for various honeynet mirrors.

Operating system experiences

Operating System Experience
SUN (5.6, 5.8 and 5.10) mailserver, operational management, scripting, routing, etc.
Linux (various kernels, variants, SUSE, Redhat, Slackware, Ubuntu etc.) Installation, Managing and User expieriences (firewalling, software maintenance, hosting, routing, etc.)
FreeBSD (4.X, 5.X, 6.X, 7.X / HEAD) Installation, Managing and User expieriences (firewalling, software maintenance, hosting, routing, etc.)
OpenBSD (2.9, 3.X) Installation, Managing and User experiences (firewalling, software maintenance, hosting, routing, etc.)
NetBSD (1.6.X) Installation, Managing and User experiences (firewalling, software maintenance, hosting, routing, etc.)
Mac OS X (10.3,10.4,10.5) Installation and User experience
Windows (95, 98, 98SE, ME, NT, 2000, XP, Vista) Installation and User experience, using office applications (Microsoft based)
Windows 2003 (Adv. Server) Administration, patching, troubleshooting

Software Experience

Software
Apache (Unix & Windows)
Netscape Proxy on Solaris
Netscape Mailserver on Solaris
Iplanet Webserver on Solaris
Nokia IPSO: 3.7, 3.8, 4.0, 4.2
Juniper ScreenOS: 5.x/6.x
Fortigate: 1000AFA2
ISS Realsecure (incl. Siteprotector Management station): various releases
F-secure SSH
BMC (ITIL Support tool)
Tivoli Service Desk
IRMa
Bigbrother
NMIS: 4.x
Nagios: 2.x, 3.x
OpenOSPF: 4.x
GIF (ipencap)
Various Cisco software applications (IOS, CSS, SCA, AppCelera, CatOS)
VPN: IPSEC/isakmpd and OpenVPN (ssl based)
Tunix applications (Winplug VPN software)
Qmail
Postfix
Exim
Courier-Imap
Maildrop
Dovecot
DirectAdmin
MySQL: 3.2x, 4.0x, 4.1x, 5.0x
PostgreSQL: 8.x
Bind: 4.x, 8.x, 9.x
ProFTPD
Sendmail
PHP
OpenSSH (unix)
MRTG: unix and windows versions
tar/gzip/bzip and other standard tool (less, sed, more, grep, etcetera)
Vi/Vim
Mutt
CVS
SVN
Mercurial
Perforce
ipchains
iptables (basics)
ipmasqadm
ipfw
ipf
pf
ALTQ
Squid Proxy
TinyProxy
ipv6 configuration
kernel configuration
sgml (Markup for textdocuments, see FreeBSD Documentation)
xml/xslt (Markup for textdocumenten, see FreeBSD Documentation)

And a lot more not mentioned here

Software development

Language Experience
C Basics
Perl Intermediate
PHP Basics
Shell Scripting Intermediate

Free Time / Hobbies

In my free time I first of all enjoy being with both my little son (five years old) and his mother (my girlfriend). Whenever I am not with Luca or his mother, I like to develop new solutions for my colocated machines, work on FreeBSD, reading various books ranging from fantasy to technical computerbooks, reading up on security issues, playing my guitar, socializing with friends and family, taking pictures with my digital camera, supporting Warchild. Within the Snow group we also have a few people that actively try to test out new features and things that come around, for example we created a larger OSPF network that also hosts our Proof of Concept Silc-server network, consisting of a redundant master-router and several ’slave’ servers and ofcourse our clients. We helped improving the SILC toolkit through the FreeBSD maintainer Wesley Shields, resulting in a more stable environment.