Systems Engineer/Sys Admin Resume Arlington, VA - Hire IT People

SUMMARY:

10+ year(s) experience in IT support, computer maintenance, Microsoft application support, Linux administration, and Network configuration.
Received training from Daytona State College in Computer Engineering Technology.
1+ year(s) experience in DoD System Engineering.
In depth experience with server maintenance, server creation, and project engineering.
10+ year(s) customer service and field technician experience.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Systems Engineer/Sys Admin

Confidential, Arlington, VA

Responsibilities:

Windows Image Deployment (Windows Deployment Toolkit): Updating the standard desktop configuration for USAF.
Windows and RedHat Server Creation: Deploying Windows System Images and RedHat Core Images.
RedHat Linux Administration: Maintaining backups via Commvault and user permissions.
Virtualization Datacenter Administration (VMware ESXi): Checking host and guest configurations, deploying systems from templates, and maintaining overall system performance. Provisioning storage via EMC SAN. Configuring Dell Server Clusters containing multiple VM hosts and guests through vSphere.
Scripting (PowerShell, Bash, and Batch): Writing scripts to make common request more efficient across multiple platforms.
Working with Projects, Planning, and Engineering: Updating EIP’s, creating work instructions, and meeting deadlines to satisfy customer expectations.

IT Systems Administrator

Confidential, Daytona Beach, Florida

Responsibilities:

Network and Linux System Administrator: Setting up a secure network for data integrity and monitoring through Linux systems.
Computer Maintenance: Patching client workstations, updating approved applications, and setting up endpoint protection.
Microsoft Server and Office 365 Administrator: Managing multiple Windows Servers, configuring Active Directory/Domain user permissions, and using office 365 exchange mail server.
Remote Server Backup: Implementing off site backups to local datacenter. Backup for workgroups.

Field Computer Tech

Confidential, Daytona Beach, Florida

Responsibilities:

Network and Linux System Administrator: Setting up networks for more than one hundred clients and managing multiple Linux servers (Samba, Print Servers, and LDAP Servers)
Computer setup, repair, and maintenance: Configuring workstation to meet customer expectations, troubleshooting workstations efficiently/effectively, and running system/hardware scans bi - weekly for customers.
Wireless/Wired Network Configuration: Maintaining/configuring multiple WLAN and LAN platforms using various hardware manufactures.
Microsoft Server maintenance and configuration: Maintaining multiple client servers including (DC, AD, RADIUS, etc.) Implementing new server configurations to meet client needs.
Data backup configuration: Installation of backup systems for small business clients. Making sure redundancy, security, and integrity of data. Offsite backup to local datacenter.
Computer and Server Virtualization: Using vSphere to maintain and configure systems.
Microsoft Office setup and support: Configuring Office 365 for multiple clients, Office 365 exchange support, and Office file recovery.

Easy Tech

Confidential, Daytona Beach, Florida

Responsibilities:

Computer and technology sales: Selling computer systems to customers to suffice their technological needs.
Customer service and support: Helping customer in need and resolving complex situations.
Software and hardware installation: Installing commonly used application to meet customer experience. Upgrading systems to meet growing customer needs.
Inventory: Daily scans and reporting for General Manager.

Computer Tech

Confidential, New Smyrna Beach, Florida

Responsibilities:

Routine maintenance and Computer Repair: Face-to-Face customer interaction, checking system hardware/software, and removing malware.
Software deployment: Installing commonly used applications.

IT Tech Assistant

Confidential, Daytona Beach, Florida

Responsibilities:

Routine maintenance and Computer Repair: Maintaining a overall secure environment for college students, using monitoring and administrative tools, and Using SCOM to generate report for Administrative Faculty.
Software deployment: Using SCCM to deploy and update applications to minimize vulnerabilities.
Virtualization: Converting library and computer labs with VDI compatible hardware. Maintaining security and ease of replacement of hardware/software.