Chris Champlin is a Distributed Platform Engineer / Systems Monitoring Administrator at PEMCO. He possess expertise in windows server, system administration, operating systems, sccm, infrastructure and 19 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Chris’s information technology expertise and breadth of knowledge is second to none. His broad range of experience coupled with his military background and training in IT gives him a unique ability to understand systems and services from end to end. Chris is such an outstanding resource in so many areas that many of your employees will be clamoring for him to help on their projects and troubleshoot their problems. Chris’s extensive background in monitoring, operating systems, scripting, database technology and so many other subjects serves him well and allows him to do a ‘deep dive’ in so many areas he adds value in areas you might not think possible. I always enjoy Chris’s teamwork, humor and ‘can do’ attitude every day he comes to work –work and projects are just better when Chris is involved. I would happily and quickly hire Chris anytime and always look forward to working with him. Chris treats everyone with respects and is a consummate professional." and "I have worked with Chris Champlin at PEMCO for the last three + years. As the person responsible for bringing Chris into the organization I can honestly say PEMCO couldn’t have done any better. Besides being smart, Chris has an engaging personality and an amazing work ethic. Chris gets things done and done well. At PEMCO we administer very complex service monitoring and management solutions on top of a highly secured environment. Together we were able to navigate through this all to bring PEMCO a truly world class monitoring environment. With his multiple talents and broad experiences Chris would be valuable to any organization. I would recommend Chris to anyone looking for a pure IT talent in addition to Systems/Application Administration. I’m actually so impressed with Chris that it’s hard to imagine anything he can’t do once he puts his mind to it."