CAREER OBJECTIVE

Join a computer professional team as a network technician; working in a challenging environment providing the opportunity to further develop network systems expertise, and continue professional career progression.


PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING

CompTIA  A+ Certified Computer Technician

CompTIA  Network+ Certified 
Technician

 

 

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS 

Network

  • Intermediate network design and installation
  • Install and configure workstations and servers
  • Setup and administer LAN with Windows 2000
  • Configure and administer DHCP, WINS and DNS Server Services to implement a functional intranet
  • Configure Terminal Services Server and Client
  • Manage local and domain wide groups through Active Directory in Windows 2000
  • Manage storage use through the creation of stripe volumes, mirrored volumes, basic disks, and dynamic disks
  • Deploy Remote Installation Services (RIS) in order to migrate from Windows NT 4.0 to a native 2000 environment
  • Install and configure secure VPN's over an Internet connection
  • Install and configure IIS servers, and create websites
  • Implement password policies


Hardware

  • Installation, configuration and troubleshooting 386-Pentium series processors
  • Installation and configuration of expansion cards
  • Installation, configuration, and troubleshooting  peripheral devices
  • Assembly and installation of Networking cabling media


Operating Systems and Software

  • MS-DOS, Windows 3.1, 95, 98, NT 4.0 Workstation and Server, Windows 2000 Professional and Server
  • Ms Office 2000 suite installation, configuration and component operation
  • Macromedia Dreamweaver Ultra Dev 4 and Fireworks Suite
  • CorelDraw 10 Graphics Suite and Corel Painter 6
  • Symantac Norton Ghost


Professional

  • Written and oral Communication
  • Human Relations and Ethics
  • Deductive Reasoning and Logic 
  • Technical Mathematics for Electronics
  • Word processing skills development
  • Multi-Media presentations


EDUCATION

San Antonio College MDA, Information Technology 2001

Computer Network Specialist (CNS) Program
(900 clock-hour / 49.5 credit hour program)
Academic Awards
Hands-on training experience: over 300 lab hours
  • Construct and configure computers
  • Troubleshoot and repair computers
  • Design, install and configure LANs
  • Configure and troubleshoot Windows NT4.0 and 2000 network components

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

1999(Sept)-2002(July)
Toudouze Market Co.
Warehouse / Receiving Clerk / Customer Service
  • Provided customer service to approximately 150 vendors per month
  • Received  100,000 to 150,000 dollars in merchandise per month, ensuring that all items were correct and suitable for resale
  • Filed and maintained all purchase orders and invoices
  • Responsible for the movement, rotation and replenishment of products
  • Forklift operator, customer service and general warehouse duties
2002
Computer Solutions San Antonio
NEISD Dell System Upgrade Project
  • Upgraded system drivers, Chipset and BIOS
  • Insured all peripheral devices were functional
  • Visually inspected workstations internal hardware
  • Documented and logged all information extensively (ex. work performed, ID’s and serial numbers of workstation and peripheral devices)
  • Carried out multiple tasks, met deadlines and performed in a professional manner with none to minimal supervision.