Malcolm W. Kilmer 6095 Catalina Dr.

Unit 1014 North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582 (Home) 843-390-4003 (Work) 919-543-1865 (Cell) 919-604-3638 Summary Extensive executive level experience managing all aspects of the software develo pment life cycle and enterprise IT infrastructure. Including the migration to t he Agile Development process and the definition and testing of IBM's SAAS/Cloud LotusLive Solution. Over 10 years experience managing large organizations consi sting of 300-500 employees, with budgets between $45M and $60M. Previous assig nments have included project management positions in development, design and sup port, including product management positions for multiple releases of the IBM's Communications Manager/2 product and IBM's Personal Communications Family of Emu lator products. Strong technical experience and frequent customer interaction s upplements management skills. Employment IBM Corporation, Raleigh, NC 9/89 - present

Director, System Test, Performance, Build and Infrastructure 1/2005 - Present : Responsible for building and managing a 450 employee organization chartered wit h providing system test, performance, build and infrastructure services to all t he development and services teams inside the Workplace, Portal and Collaboration Services division of IBM. The Organization consists of 450 employees with a budget of over $50M with Teams in the US (Raleigh,NC and Westford, MA), China an d Dublin Ireland. Other responsibilities of the Organization include managing t he IT and Capital budgets for both the Raleigh SWG Site and the WPLC/Lotus Divis on. Director, WebSphere Platform Solution Test, 9/2002 - 12/2004: Director of the W ebSphere Platform Solution Test Organization which provided IBM Software Group infrastructure and resources to test Solutions of SWG Products prior to shipment . Built and staffed three Test Teams (two in Raleigh NC and one in Hursley, Eng land) to define, with the Marketing Teams assistance, Customer Based Scenarios Enterprise Network Computing Program Director, 9/99 - 8/2002: Program Director of the Enterprise Network Computing Organization with the responsibility of Prod uct Design/Development/Test/Service of the CS/390 Product. This Enterprise Net work Computing Organization consisted of 375 employees with a budget of $45M and an annual worldwide revenue of $850M. The CS/390 Product supplies the SNA and TCP/IP functionality on the S/390 Platform and is a key element of the OS/390 Pr oduct Family. Other responsibilities of the Enterprise Network Computing Organi zation included all the Secureway Organizations IT ($21M) and Capital ($12M) man agement, planning and ordering Software Development and Services Program Director, 4/97 - 8/99: Program Direct or of the Software Development and Services Organization with the responsibility of Testing (function, product and system testing) all of the Products shipped b y the Secureway Organization which is part of the Network Computing Software Div ision. This Software Development and Services Organization consisted of 350 em ployees with a budget of $45M enabling the Secureway Organization to produce a $ 1.2B annual worldwide revenue. The Software Development and Services Organizati on tested all the Secureway Products prior to being shipped to any Customers. T hese Products consist of IBM's networking products (client and servers) on the s390, INTEL, RISC, SUN/SOLARIS and HP Platforms. Other responsibilities of the Software Development and Services Organization include all the Secureway Organi zations IT ($21M) and Capital ($12M) management, planning and ordering

Personal Communications Product Manager, 8/95 - 3/97: Product manager of IBM Per sonal Communications product family for Windows, WIN95, NT, OS/2, and AS/400 pla tforms. Responsible for the complete mission transfer of design, development, t est and service of the IBM Personal Communications Family of Emulators from Yama to, Japan to Raleigh, NC. This created an organization of 115 employees with a budget of $20M and expected 170M annual worldwide revenue. Additional accomplis hments included the WIN95 and NT Personal Communications 3270 & AS/400 4.1 Produ ct shipments while completing the mission transfer and creating the new organiza tion in Raleigh, NC. Personal Communications Product Manager, 8/94 -8/95: Product manager of IBM Per sonal Communications product family for Windows, OS/2, and AS/400 platforms. Re sponsible for local product planning and marketing teams. Responsible for remot e management of the 90 member development team in Yamato, Japan. Product family expected to generate $80M annual revenue worldwide. Communications Manager/2 Product Manager, 10/92 - 8/94: Responsible for managin g design, development, test, service and delivery of IBM's initial release of Co mmunications Manager/2 and three follow-on releases. Successfully shipped produ ct after replacing a management team that had slipped schedule by one year. Dur ing this tenure, product schedules, quality, and revenue exceeded plans in 1993 and 1994. The product generated more than $70M during this period and customer satisfaction surveys increased from 70% to 81%. Managed a team of approximately 90 employees (6 managers) with budget responsibilities of $12M. NCP/OSI Early Support Program Manager, 12/89 - 9/92: Responsible for defining, implementing, and coordinating IBM's Early Support Programs for all NCP and OSI products on all platforms worldwide. Managed customer selection processes, cust omer support legal agreements, and program operation. Managed all interaction b etween customers and NCP/OSI developers during customer critical situations. Du ring this period, managed a multi-site (Raleigh, Austin, Boca Raton, Rome) devel opment project which defined remote installation processes for OS/2 software. IBM Corporation, Kingston, NY 4/77 - 9/89

VM/XA ESA Development Project Manager, 6/88 - 11/89: Responsible for delivering software components that exploit the ESA, MCDS, and MCLS architectures in the V M/XA product. Managed a team of approximately 20 members which successfully del ivered two releases of the software. VM/XA MPG Technical Support and Test, 1/87 - 5/88: Served as primary technical interface between VM/XA development group and Poughkeepsie hardware engineering group during development of VM/XA Multiple Preferred Guest (MPG) project. VM Remote System Offering, 4/85 - 12/86: Responsible for defining, creating and implementing a VM Remote System services product offering. Defined the marketi ng and staffing plans for providing system programming skills to D/T43XX and D/T 937X customers. Program offering was implemented on schedule. VM Systems L3 Programmer, 10/78 - 3/85: Responsible for problem determination, debugging, development, and maintenance of VM operating system through many rele ases of the product. Specialized in paging/spooling, dispatching/scheduling, an d operation of large systems (MVS) under VM. MVS/SMP Test Engineer, 4/77 - 9/78: Performed MVS/SMP system verification tests in the Field Engineering Division. Awards IBM Invention Achievement Award 2010

IBM Outstanding Achievement Award Successfully delivered multipe Lotus Product, 2003 IBM Outstanding Achievement Award Successfully delivered the Personal Communications 3270 & AS/400 4.1 (WIN16,OS/2 ,WIN95) Products, 1995. IBM Outstanding Achievement Award Successfully delivered the Communications Manager/2 1.0 Product, 1993. IBM Outstanding Technical Achievement Award Technical Lead for VM/XA Multiple Preferred Guest (MPG) Project, 1988. IBM Field Engineering Vice President Award Outstanding contribution for VM/SP HPO Product Coordination, 1981. IBM Means Service Award Outstanding contribution to VM/370 Field Engineering Change Team, 1980 and 1983. Education Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Siena College, Albany, NY, 1976. References Available upon request.