Install and configure software and hardwareManage network servers and technology toolsSet up accounts and workstationsMonitor performance and maintain systems according to requirementsTroubleshoot issues and outagesEnsure security through access controls, backups and firewallsUpgrade systems with new releases and modelsDevelop expertise to train staff on new technologiesBuild an internal wiki with technical documentation, manuals and IT policies

Teach CompTIA A+ Teach CompTIA Network+ Teach CompTIA Security+ Teach Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate MCSA Windows Server 2016 Teach MCSA Developing SQL Data ModelsTeach MCSA Implementing a SQL Data Warehouse

Teach all Information Technology at Associate Degree level including: Software, Hardware, Applications – CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network +, CompTIA Security +, Cisco CCENT, Cisco CCNA, Microsoft Windows Servers 2008-2012, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 , Apple, Linux as well as Android mobile device support.

As a video online virtual professor, Teach all Information Technology at Associate Degree level - expertise includes Certified Ethical Hacker, CompTIA Security +, Cisco CCNA, distros of Open Source software instruction in Linux, PHP, Java, JavaScript, Visual Basic, C, C++,C#, MySQL as well as Microsoft MCITP Server 2008-2012 Active Directory, database systems and programming languages, systems analysis and design and network security.

Developing .NET applications for the transportation and tourism industry in Visual Basic and ASPX for 3G networks in Turkish, Russian, Arabic and English. System network maintenance and Exchange Server administrator, Microsoft SQL developer encompassing the entire spectrum of Information Management and Technology.

Managed the implementation of several large projects including the construction of a modern conference center, organizing the move of the Public Diplomacy section to another building. While in Ashgabat, studied the Russian language and used Russian with many local workers at the Embassy. Used systems expertise to transmit an important human rights video from Ashgabat to New York when the Embassy lost communications, earning the Extra Mile Award from the Embassy.

In the consular section, performed all MRV user tasks including applicant screening, applicant data entry, finger printing procedures, MRV foil printing, visa insertion, quality assurance, CAT-I reporting and filing, INK reports in both the English and Turkish languages. Highly skilled in all MRV procedures with minimum errors. Experienced in the special tasks in regard to special visa applicants and Department of Homeland Security procedures, with special attention to visa fraud attempts. In short time working in the consular section, proved to be a reliable worker and a team player, earning the respect of local personnel and U.S. personnel at the Consulate

Supported all systems administration for UNOPS Cyprus. I provided expert technical advise and forward direction of information based projects. Starting in September 2000, I implemented network-based integrated services for UNOPS, trained personnel to use the network including email, Internet, shared documents and calendars, shared printers, and network drives. As the office grew from 6 standalone computers in one building to over 50 networked computers across 6 buildings, I implemented new services such as web mail, virtual private networking, laptop solutions, and have supported all computing resource requirements for UNOPS and UNDP personnel in Cyprus. Designed several websites for UNOPS including the UN Secretary General's Plan for Comprehensive Settlement of the Cyprus Problem , spring 2004

As the Information Manager at the Continental School, I developed state-of-the-art networks providing services to over 1000 students and faculty members. The final design included 5 Windows NT based domains providing integrated services such as Internet access, email, video, general ledger and accounting applications, educational student services and reporting packages to every class and administration area regardless to physical location of the user. I was team leader and my responsibilities encompassed the entire spectrum of information management.

Senior LAN Support team member for the Office of Naval Research, US Navy, on 36 Compaq 2500 dual Pentium 200 servers supporting over 5000 world wide users. Responsibilities included technical, operational, and training support for a wide range of software packages, specific use programs, and distributed applications at the Office of Naval Research. Supported specialized systems and applications for classified Naval Research machines. Designed SCSI interfaces (hardware and software) for specialized Navy uses. Advised top Navy officers of issues effecting Year 2000 compliance requirements for ONR network as set forth by Department of Defense regulations. Supported various operating system platforms such as Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0 Workstation and Server, Windows 95, Windows 3.1, Windows 3.11 (for networks), Apple Macintosh O/S version 7, distributed network support including RAS, Network Firewall implementation and support, migration of users from older applications and operating systems to the newest operating systems. Provided specialized support for handicapped individuals, voice recognition software development and support, user application programs including Microsoft Mail, Exchange versions 4 and 5, and Microsoft Office suite support. Supported Lotus Notes as well as Word Perfect suite version 7.0