Design Engineer Architect
Resume:
Elizabeth Lemberg
**** ***** ****, *** *****, CA 92117 adbd7i@r.postjobfree.com 858-***-****
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Enterprise Process Integration - Enterprise Engineering Architect -
Enterprise Cloud Migration Architect - Enterprise Operational Architect
Map Lifecycle Processes to Cloud-Based Infrastructure - LTE IMS Lifecycle Infrastructure Architect
-IP-Based Service Infrastructure Architect - Senior Management Technology Specialist
New Technology Impact Assessment & Infrastructure Integration - Create Process and Systems
Infrastructure with Peers Across Enterprise - Gain Consensus and Understanding Across Disciplines
-Quickly Understand New Technology & Make High Level Analogies for Senior Management & Peers
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Principle Network Design Engineer, AT&T 1981 - 2015
San Diego, CA
International Telecommunications providing LTE 4G mobile, IMS-Based Home and Business Solutions, Domestic & International High Speed Access Solutions.
•Delivered Lifecycle Support for IMS-Based Services across AT&T Infrastructure
•Produced Repeatable Life Cycle Processes for Global IP-Services
•Introduced Local Number Portability IT Infrastructure
•Introduced Process to Migrate all IP-Based Services to Cloud Infrastructure
•SBC Long Distance IT Infrastructure Lead Architect
•Data Product Manager for SBC Long Distance
•Enterprise Lead for Acquisition Infrastructure Integration (PacBell, SBC, Ameritech, AT&T, BellSouth)
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Physiology, San Francisco State University, 1977
AWARDS
4 Patents through AT&T
Engineering VP Outstanding Contribution 2013
Quarterly Chairman's Award 2Q2012
Various Project Recognitions
Elizabeth Lemberg
adbd7i@r.postjobfree.com
I loved my job! I truly enjoyed the creativity, team building, and respect of my peers across AT&T's departments. I'd still be there, working in the cloud, if AT&T hadn't offered a retirement buyout I couldn't refuse.
After 34 years, I ended my career with AT&T, leading the Core Network Architecture and Tools teams.
My role not only included responsibility for high level OSS solution's to support new consumer and business products, but also monitoring of solution development teams, presentation of network management tools and enhancements to senior management (AVP and VP teams).
My favorite responsibilities were translating new technology and architecture for my peers and senior management. My VISIO and PowerPoint skills were unparalleled.
My final position served as the primary infrastructure architect for AT&T's IMS Core teams, including Consumer and Business VoIP, 4G Mobility VoIP, Unified Messaging, and our Web-facing IMS API. My last deliverables were architecture proposals for developing a Cloud based IMS Core (NaaS & DaaS), as well as the surrounding OSS's (AaaS).
I became an Enterprise Architect in the early 1990's, and expanded my role and responsibilities until my retirement. I began with RBOC IT Network Management and Provisioning Systems, moved to owning all of SBC Long Distance IT, to owning engineering best practices across the global VoIP enterprise.
I've written untold RFI's, RFP's, & RFQ's and had direct input to large Contracts, affecting billions of dollars of income.
I am still curious about EVERYTHING. I still read technical material quickly, and retain almost everything. And I am still very, very good at whatever I do.
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