I have over a decade of troubleshooting and root cause analysis experience from testing and repairing circuit boards, break fix on computer endpoints, network infrastructure, and industrial automation. My breadth of knowledge includes: Arch, Debian, Fedora, CentOS, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Python. Cisco and Avaya Switches. VMWare. Windows Desktop and Server. Active Directory. Variety of server, desktop, laptop, industrial, and thin client hardware. Depths include GNU/Linux, networking, and hardware down to component level. I have long assembled my own computers plus I have used Linux as my primary operating system at home for over a decade; on my laptop, desktops, and home server. My Linux experience also includes virtual private servers and virtual machines on VMWare and Nutanix.One of the most exciting aspects of my experience at Goodyear was the opportunity to travel to Europe as a member of an international team developing flow processes and IT systems to be used in a new $80 million facility using a highly automated manufacturing process new to the company.I strive to constantly expand and update my knowledge. I completed the pilot course for MITx - MITx 6.002x: Electronics and Circuits, MIT’s new free online learning initiative, earning a certificate. See http://mitx.mit.edu for more information. I have also taken other courses such as: Power Searching with Google, BerkleyX Stat2.1x: Introduction to Statistics and The Linux Foundation's LFS201: Essentials of Linux Administration. I also annually attend Ohio LinuxFest, the Midwest's largest Linux conference. https://ohiolinux.org. I gave a presentation about sudo there a couple of years ago. Through work I have taken training courses for Zetron Max Dispatch software, multiple Rockwell Automation training courses. I was even forklift and arial work platform certified within the facility where I worked!
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