Collaborated with clients to assess their mobile device management needs and requirements, including security policies, device configurations, and compliance regulations.Designed and implemented MDM solutions tailored to client specifications, utilizing leading MDM platforms such as Soti MobiControl.Conducted product demonstrations and proof-of-concepts (POCs) to showcase the capabilities of MDM solutions and address client concerns.Provided technical guidance and support to clients throughout the implementation process, ensuring smooth deployment and integration of MDM solutions with existing systems and workflows.Worked closely with cross-functional teams, including sales, product management, and support, to drive customer success and satisfaction.Conducted training sessions and workshops for clients to educate them on MDM best practices, security protocols, and device management strategies.Acted as a subject matter expert on MDM technologies, staying updated on industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices.Contributed to the development of technical documentation, including solution architecture diagrams, implementation guides, and troubleshooting tips.

Soti - Mobile Device Management Admin/EngineerO365/Azure AdminUDI compliance software and labeling. Installation, maintenance, and repair of thermal transfer printers, applicators and wireless network systems. Scanner terminal configuration, troubleshooting and deployment. Troubleshooting and solving issues related to printer, software, wireless router, directors and access points. Maintaining and building customer relationships.

-Complete Break/fix of POS systems.-Install POS systems throughout the U.S.-Run and certify Cat5 networks.-Install and configure Network Switches, Servers, Serial switches, Computers, Cashless system, Video systems and Video surveillance.

Information Systems Technicians design, install, operate, and maintain state-of-the-art informations systems. This technology includes local and wide area networks, mainframe, mini and microcomputer systems and associated peripheral devices. They also write programs to handle the collection, manipulation and distribution of data for a wide variety of applications and requirements. They perform the functions of a computer system analyst, operate telecommunications systems including automated networks and the full spectrum of data links and circuits

The duties performed by operations specialists include:- Operate a variety of computer-interfaced detection, tracking and height-finding radars- Plot a ship's position, heading, and speed, using computerized or manual trigonometric methods- Maintain a tactical picture of the surrounding seas by plotting and maintaining a visual representation of ships, submarines and aircraft in the area, including friendly, neutral, hostile and civilian contacts- Use secure and non-secure radio in communicating, in plain voice or coded signals, with other air, sea or land units to coordinate tactical and combat evolution's- Operate common marine electronic navigation instruments including radar and satellite systems, plot own ship's position and movement on charts and make recommendations in navigation to the officer of the deck- Provide target plotting data to the command and control based on information received from target tracking devices- Make recommendations to command and control regarding tactical and combat procedures- Assist in the coordination and control of landing craft during amphibious assaults- Communicate with spotters, plot and make calculations to adjust fire during naval gunfire support missions- Coordinate and assist in plotting and ship maneuvers for emergency evolution's such as man overboard and other search and rescue activities- Provide assisted and direct air control of combat aircraft in anti-air, anti-surface and anti-submarine warfare- The job of an operations specialist can be very intense and stressful while the ship is underway.- Operational tempos go from next to no contacts in the middle of an ocean to dozens, if not more in congested waters. They need to be able to think quickly, drawing on a large reserve of tactical and procedural knowledge and be able make calculations on the fly in the fast-paced and information-saturated environment of naval combat operations at sea.