Cameron S. Email & Phone Number

Ontario, Canada

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

The title doesn't get the mileage it needs to describe what I do, or will be doing. As before My job is much like a DevOps role, in that I work with application management on Windows, Linux, and Kubernetes servers. I collect data on our products from systems globally and bring it back to local systems for reporting, processing and re-use. That re-use is.

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

What do I do?Technical problem solving, data orchestration, systems automation, tools deployment, data collection, technical training, documentation (technical writing), and some manner of being a thought leader, which is a fancy way of suggesting I can see the big picture and express ideas to the team, peers, and management to move things forward.My job.

Waterloo, Ontario

Same great company, a very different set of skills. I provide support for the OpenText Cloud. A hosted and managed service that allows businesses that believe in the products OpenText sells as on-premise solutions to offload the administration of these systems and services to the company that built them. I work with a global team of experienced I.T..

Waterloo, Ontario

I am honoured to provide technical support for one of the most complex products I've ever had to get my mind around... and I love it! The job is rewarding in so many ways, but this isn't surprising to those who know me and understand that customer satisfaction and overcoming technical challenges is what I live for. Yes, this job suits me well. I help some.

Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

"Good morning, Service Desk, Cameron speaking. How may I help you?"Part of the first line technical support with an incredible team of people that keep Kitchener functional. This contract role is a commitment until December 27th, 2014. The role has been the best environment to work in since the early days of Microsoft Canada Inc.Supporting the basic.

Toronto, Canada Area

Support of ~140 users in the Bay Street office, ensuring that PCs, laptops, printers, and phones are are configured properly for daily use by staff. handling any an all local issues while assisting infrastructure support both on-site and at the disaster recovery data centre through systems testing, configuration, wiring cross-connections, and.

Mississauga, Ontario

Developing processes and methodologies by which to deliver software products, updates, and patches to to end-user systems efficiently and with minimal impact throughout the organisation.

My mission was to act as part of the Desktop Technology Resources Group to reduce costs through development of tools and systems that reduce calls to support, reduce contact with users' PCs, and otherwise support and pursue enhancements to the internal Self-Serve Portal that will improve user experience and accessibility to technologies as they become.

Orginally hired to support a legacy ASP-based application that manages patient care and statistics, I was voluteered to migrate a Linux/Apache/MySQL/PHP (LAMP) based legacy system for TruVision.com, a subsidury of TLC Vision, from an external server to our internal system, building the processes and servers to support a development, stage, and production.

Hired by the same manager who I worked for at Molson, I began work as a help desk agent, quickly moving to the Implementation Services team. Evaluating the processes used to deploy hardware to TCI staff, I was able to improve delivery times and reduce errors through automation and processes. The documented processes were instrumental in training new staff.

While the technical aspect of this time frame included some cool opportunities in the production of web sites for small business, I was also in a "survival job" as a "Roadside Assistance Professional." A Roadside Assistance Professional is, effectively, a tow-truck operator or light-service operator. I worked for Abrams Towing in Mississauga and performed.

Returning to Antigua, my role was to implement a new system (software and hardware) created by Chartright Technologies (Calgary, AB) and move the technology centre from Antigua to Guatemala. This was completed successfully on May 8th, 2001, at which time I returned to Canada.

I was hired into team of three developers working on a multi-lingual web site that focused on pet health (mypetstop.com) and my manager and I soon foundourselves alone in the efforts as the original team members left the organisation. We redesigned the site and built our ASP-based solution using a Microsoft SQL back-end. This is one of the first sites I.

Implemented and stabilized a gaming system provided by e-Concept/BIT while training local talent to operate system and creating on-the-fly financial reporting and systems monitoring.

Developed Internet connectors using Visual Basic, implementing CGI interface from IIS to proprietary service operating over IP. I created a site skinning tool to allow for site personalities and quick customization, (i.e. seasonal enhancements)Designed and implemented server pool for remote deployment at client site that facilitated all transactions.

Initially working in the Help Desk I was able to migrate my skills to IT Tools development and management. I worked with team managers to automate the move/add/change system and reduce waste by automation of reporting systems connected to the Meridian max phone system.

Technical problem solving and support for Windows, operating systems and Office applications. Built and maintained the Microsoft Canada Download Service