Summary
Mohammed Latif is a systems developer/engineer with nine years’ experience managing and architecting large Unix environments, currently administering over 60 Sun, IBM and Fujitsu Solaris servers at Ohio State University. He designs, deploys and automates virtual machine infrastructures and storage (iSCSI, EMC, EqualLogic), and has implemented HP blade systems and extensive scripting to eliminate manual tasks. Previously at JP Morgan Chase he led performance tuning, capacity planning and Veritas/Oracle RAC-backed clustered deployments, and developed technical security standards and audit processes. Trained in Solaris, AIX, PowerVM and HACMP, he combines deep low-level Unix expertise with practical virtualization and storage skills. His background in sales and management early in his career underpins strong stakeholder communication and vendor negotiation abilities. Colleagues value his blend of hands-on troubleshooting, automation-first mindset and business-focused delivery.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
DeVry University