PHIL MARQUEZ

(505) 818-7869 phil.marquez@gmail.com Albuquerque, NM 87122

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LEADER

Accomplished IT Manager - driving operational effectiveness across an organization by standardizing processes and reducing
costs while leading teams to support IT and automation infrastructure. Leverage a tenured background in IT and an ability to
apply knowledge of technology as it relates to both commercial and public services. Understands and implements new
strategies to support mission critical operations and improve products and services for customers.
Technical Expertise: Various Windows, Unix and Linux servers, Windows clients, Blade Servers, Virtualization (VMWare),
Storage Area Networks (EMC) and Network Attached Storage (NetApp), systems monitoring and 24/7 support, backup
and restore capability, business continuity, security and controls, ITIL based service management

Core Competencies
Manufacturing IT Infrastructure Cross-Functional Leadership Organizational Development Technical Support
IT Program Support Major Incident Management Client Relationship Management Policy / Procedure Development
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
INTEL CORPORATION
Manufacturing IT Infrastructure Manager
October 2010-July 2015
Directed Intel's Rio Rancho (Fab11x) factory automation infrastructure team to deploy, maintain and upgrade compute
and storage infrastructure supporting operations of Intel's semiconductor manufacturing factories and sort facilities
worldwide. Collaborated with site infrastructure teams globally to provide 24/7 remote support across all fab and sort
facilities. Collaborated closely with global partners and peers to increase availability, minimize incidents, standardize
processes and procedures and improve overall ITIL based service management capability
Standardized operations, maximized efficiency and reduced costs of services
Managed Unix, Linux, Windows and storage administrators supporting automation infrastructure
Managed teams that installed new automation systems into a 24-hour manufacturing environment
Achieved 99.7% availability of factory automation infrastructure minimizing unplanned outages
Led a global team to reduce required labor for testing in each factory's staging environment
Exceeded labor reduction goals of 35,000 hours per year by modifying test methods and processes
Saved $250,000 in annual operating expenses through consolidation and virtualization of systems
New Mexico Automation Infrastructure/Database Group Leader
March 2002-October 2010
Managed ten system administrators supporting Windows, HP-UX, Red Hat Linux servers and SAN/NAS storage systems.
Also directed eight database administrators supporting mission-critical Oracle and SQL server databases providing
automation services to Intel Fab 11 and Fab 11x.
OpenVMS and Network Team Group Leader
September 1998-March 2002
Headed OpenVMS and factory Network teams during the startup of Intels first 300mm factory while continuing to
support the flagship 200mm factory. Oversaw operations of primary and business continuity data centers for the site.
OpenVMS Team Supervisor
May 1997-September 1998
Directed a team of 10 OpenVMS system administrators managing the primary manufacturing execution system
operating systems and automation infrastructure for three factories on Intels Rio Rancho site (Fab7/9/11).
Station Controller Team Supervisor
August 1995-May 1997
Managed a team of eight station controller engineers installing and maintaining over 600 factory station controllers
while ramping the largest Intel factory at that time. Coordinated factory implementation of laser scribe elimination
project saving tens of millions of dollars across the corporation.
Unix Station Controller Engineer
January 1994-August 1995
Built and maintained Unix-based production station controller systems as primary user interface between
semiconductor manufacturing equipment and factory automation systems.
EDUCATION & CREDENTIALS
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Engineering Technology, New Mexico State University
ITIL Version 3 Foundation Certification