It Support Specialist Resume
EXPERIENCE
IT Support Specialist, Confidential June 2006 - May 2009
Provide Technical support for 100+ users and ensure proper maintenance of workstations, servers, printers and peripherals. Respond to user service requests and expediently resolve trouble tickets to maximize system uptime. Deploy new workstations and printers, installing operating systems, applications, and drivers, and configuring network properties and hardware. Support disaster recovery plans, performing regular backups and creating ghost images of workstations prior to upgrades.
Desktop/Network Technician, Confidential March 2004 - May 2006
Supported users from a myriad of diverse computing environments resolve daily issues. Maintenance and Troubleshooting of Microsoft Windows domains, windows 2000 servers and XP clients. Deploy new and upgraded software and train users on proper use and procedures. Desktop deployment and troubleshooting. Secured workstations for public use.
Laboratory Technician, Confidential June 1997 - September 2003
Maintained, repaired and calibrated production laboratory equipment for multiple departments. Scheduled regular maintenance of instruments sent out to vendors for calibration and verification. Performed weekly control tests on equipment and analyzed data to verify correct operation of equipment.
CERTIFICATIONS
Microsoft Certified Professional, MCP
Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Environment
Skills
- MS Office Suite
- Symantec Ghost
- Symantec disaster Recovery
- Antivirus
- Sagebrush Circulation
- Adobe Connect
- C++
- AIX/UNIX
- Windows Vista/XP
- DHCP,DNS
- PDA
Certifications
Microsoft Certified Professional, MCP
EDUCATION
- Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 2003
- Master of Science in CIS In Progress
COMPUTER TRAINING:
Confidential 2009
- Maintaining and Managing Windows 2003 Environment
- Implementing 2003 Network Infrastructure
Confidential 2008
- AIX v5.3 System Administration I and II
Confidential 2003
- C++ Programming
Confidential 2002
- Introduction to UNIX
- TCP/IP
- LAN/WAN Technologies