Hugo van der Kooij

Current

Support Engineer at Qi ict
Owner at viruspool.net (Sole Proprietorship)
member at NLLGG (NederLandse Linux Gebruikers Groep)

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Past

Support Engineer / Network Engineer at Q&I
Operator at Linux User Groups WorldWide
Consultant at Akam Expertise

Engineer at Racal
Engineer at Racal Datacom

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Education

Chr. MTS Rotterdam

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Industry

Computer & Network Security

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Hugo van der Kooij’s Summary

Troubleshooting using a systematic approch combined with a gut feeling to cut right through the cake when possible.

A 'customer comes first' approach. (Which will not exclude going to our CEO or CTO to get things done.)

Creative solutions. Once you allow me to get the full picture I will try to find a solution even if the solution may be rather unorthodox.

Hugo van der Kooij’s Specialties:

Troubleshooting.
Odd installations including historic protocols.

Hugo van der Kooij’s Experience

Support Engineer

Qi ict

(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Computer Networking industry)

October 2007 — Present (1 year 10 months)

No, I did not change jobs. But on the 31st of October 2007 we changed our company name from "Q&I" to "QI ict".

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Ik ben niet van baan veranderd. Maar op 31 oktober 2007 hebben we de naam veranderd van Q&I in Qi ict.

En eerlijk gezegd. Ik ben nog op zoek naar goede collega's in de techniek. Schroom niet om eens vrijblijvend een vraag te stellen daarover.
Owner
viruspool.net (Sole Proprietorship)

(Sole Proprietorship; Myself Only; Computer & Network Security industry)

November 2004 — Present (4 years 9 months)

viruspool.net is an attempt to cross reference names given by malware scanners to particular malware. Thi is done by scanning as many live samples as I can lay my hands on with as many scanners as I can test.

This procedure is the only reliable way to cross reference malware names. This is not a job but sometimes just as much work. All participants that allow me to use their scanners are valuable contributers and I hope to return the favor by providing feedbackas much as I can. to them.
member

NLLGG (NederLandse Linux Gebruikers Groep)

(Non-Profit; 501-1000 employees; Political Organization industry)

December 1995 — Present (13 years 8 months)

De NLLGG is een landelijke vereniging van Linux gebruikers in Nederland.

Alhoewel pas formeel opgericht in 1996 is de kern al eind 1995 ontstaan.
Support Engineer / Network Engineer

Q&I

(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Computer & Network Security industry)

April 1997 — October 2007 (10 years 7 months)

Installation, troubleshooting and education on the majority of product lines like:
Aladdin / Esafe
BlueCoat
Check Point
ClearSwift / MailSweeper
InAlp
Nokia (IPSO)
Trend Micro
RAD

Ans basically anything that does not fits into one of the regular groups may end up on my desk as irregulars are my hobby ;-)
Operator

Linux User Groups WorldWide

(Non-Profit; Myself Only; Internet industry)

1996 — March 2007 (11 years)

The LUGWW project (http://lugww.counter.li.org/) moved from a static table to a mostly self maintaining database linking Linux User Groups around the world.

This is not a payed job but a volunteer service I started and kept going with the valuable help of many, many others.

The technical facilities are part of the Linux Counter project which goes back even further.

A special thanks to Harald and others for doing a splendid job on the Linux Counter project.
Consultant

Akam Expertise

(Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Information Technology and Services industry)

May 1996 — March 1997 (11 months)

Mainly as consultant to ING introducing more IP application to one of their departments.
Engineer

Racal

(Public Company; 51-200 employees; Computer Networking industry)

April 1989 — April 1996 (7 years 1 month)

Novell and LAN support.
Basic datacom equipment (modems/multiplexers)
Engineer

Racal Datacom

(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; Telecommunications industry)

April 1989 — April 1996 (7 years 1 month)

See Racal!