Objective:
A position using my technical skills in a creative and ever changing way. Such as Systems Analyst or Technical Consultant.
Experience:
Summer 2000 Station Engineer/System Administrator, Positive Life Radio
Was responsible for maintaining remote streaming servers using RealAudio and Windows Media, the local computer based automation system and basic website changes/fixes/updates.
Also trained and supervised the student engineer.
99-2000 Academic Year, "Senior" Support Technician, Information Services - Walla Walla College
Handled level two calls. Working mostly on site with the customer to resolve the problem. Handled a wide variety of
problems with hardware, software and the network.
Summer 99, Data Manager, Student Body Mug Book
Managed data acquisition and processing. Data was entered by each student via a web page and stored in an
SQL server. All processing and report generation was done via ODBC using Access 2000.
Summer 99, Temporary Worker, AppleOne Inc.
Warehouse work, and data entry
98-99 Academic Year, Support Technician, Information Services - Walla Walla College
Lots of phone support, taking customers step by step through a resolution.
Summer 97- 98 Academic Year, Station Engineer, Positive Life Radio
Everything technical that's related to radio, from cleaning tape decks to realigning satellite dishes.
96-97 Academic Year, Assistant Office Manager, Campus Health Services - Walla Walla College
Filing and basic receptionist duties
Summer 96, Sales Rep, Vector Marketing
In-home selling of Cutco brand cutlery
Skills:
- Interpersonal communication
- Outstanding hardware & software installation & troubleshooting skills
- Proficient in Visual Basic*, and Access*
- Network Administration with NT 4.0*, Windows 95/98/2000, Novell Netware
- Proficient in DOS, WIN 3.11, WIN 95, WIN 98, WIN 2000, HTML*, Word, Excel, PHP/MySQL
- Graphic layout and design
Education:
96-present, Walla Walla College, working toward a BS in Computer Information Systems
92-96, Auburn Adventist Academy, College Preparatory, with honors
*Relevant Classes:
- System Analysis and Design
- Beginning/Intermediate/Advanced Business Application Programming with Visual Basic 6.0
- Database design and implementation with MS Access
- Networking and TCP/IP using MS NT 4.0
- Network administration under Novell Netware
- Telecommunications
- Networking Hardware and Protocols
- Management Information Systems
- Accounting Information Systems
- Web page layout and design
Leadership Experience:
Spring 2000 - Spring 2001, VP of Communications - SDA Intercollegiate Association
Duties include production of the annual mug book (produced at the convention). Also responsible for working with web master on the SDAIA.org website. Manages
all PR and marketing needs of the association. Planed breakout sessions for publication editors.
Spring 2000, Parliamentarian - SDA Intercollegiate Association
Responsible for making the business session of the SDAIA run smoothly by using parliamentary procedure (Robert's Rules of Order).
99-2000 Academic Year, Executive vice-president Student Body
Presided over student senate, worked with school administrators on items passed by senate, developed comprehensive
web page to help constituency stay involved with the senate.
Summer 98, Associate Editor, Student Body Mug Book
Sold Advertisements, Assisted Editor with data acquisition and layout.
98-2000, Chief Engineer, Student Body Radio Station
Planned and executed an across campus move of the studio. Designed and help build the new studio. Worked with various campus
entities to get the new studio hooked up to the transmitter across campus. Researched and recommended all new equipment and studio furnishing.
References available upon request.
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