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Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland, New Zealand

Fletcher Building: 3 Month secondment - Work performed during this time:Firewall consolidation and rectification. VPN and policies consolidation.Microsoft Network Policy Server (NPC).Spark internal office move - Work performed during this move:Moved and consolidated the team LAB. Included migration from Juniper SSG to Cisco ASA Firewall solution..

Auckland, New Zealand

I continued to design, build, and trouble shoot small, corporate, and enterprise IT and network systems. I'm across many technology areas - Security, WAN, LAN, APN (3G and 4G), Wireless, Desktop, Server, Microsoft, Linux, Video conferencing. Mainly, the platforms are Cisco, Juniper, 3com, and HP.I manage and resolve projects and P1 faults to resolution.I.

Auckland, New Zealand

In 2004 Telecom purchased gen-I and Computerland to get into the ICT business.gen-I and Computerland were then merged into Gen-I (a new division of Telecom)I was promoted to a Senior Systems Engineer and continued working on large scale LAN and WAN networks for corporate and enterprise customers. I attained my Cisco Wifi certification. I mentored junior.

Auckland, New Zealand

Wang New Zealand rebranded and became gen-I.I continued to develop my Microsoft Server OS and enterprise applications skills.Then gen-I won some large LAN/WAN projects for companies such as Department of Corrections, Genesys and a new company called Fonterra.This saw me go back to developing and installing networks, but at a much larger enterprise level.

Auckland, New Zealand

The New Zealand entrepreneur Eric Watson purchase's Blue Star, Ubix and Wang New Zealand.There is some restructuring and I end up in Wang New Zealand.At that time Wang was mostly a Server and Desktop company, and they were looking to onboard some Network engineers.However, I ended up cross training over to building server platforms (Microsoft, Novel and.

Auckland, New Zealand

I left EDS in 1996 to work for a smaller organisation. Blue Stars customers were in the private sector.I saw an opportunity, at Blue Star, to get more involved in LAN/ WAN technologies. PC’s were more prevalent in the office and RS232 /Serial/Mainframe technologies were rapidly being replaced by Ethernet based technologies. The Internet was becoming common.

Auckland, New Zealand

In 1994 EDS purchased GCS and Databank.As part of the introduction to EDS, I had the opportunity to work in EDS Melbourne for two months which was Australasia’s communications hub. My role there was in operations, fielding helpdesk calls relating to IBM and SDLC link technology.After Melbourne I returned to Auckland and carried on as I did in GCS.

Auckland, New Zealand

It was time to leave board level electronics and make a start in the computer industry.GCS (Government Computing Services) owned Wanganui, Trentham, Cumberland, and Mt Wellington Datacentres. GCS customers included Department of Social welfare, IRD, Police, and Land Transport.My role, as a field engineer, was to diagnose and develop IT networks using.

Auckland, New Zealand

Here I realised my dream to be an electronics designer.Micron Systems designed and manufactured some of the first microprocessor based security alarms.I was part of the research and development team that came up with new ideas and PCB designs.I also managed around 20 assembly line staff from time to time.

Auckland, New Zealand

ALMAZA designed detection systems for metal, underground cables, and gas leaks.My functions were to repair Electronics PCB's and the installation of gas detection systems for various New Zealand manufactures such as Johnson and Johnson.

New Zealand Certificate In Computer Technology, Computer Technology, Pass

Analogue and Digital electronics. Software programming. Business English

Bursary, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English, Technical Drawing, Pass

Latter secondary education. Known as "Seventh form"

School Certificate And University Entrance, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English, Technical Drawing, Pass

This was New Zealand’s secondary education system at the time. Known as the "third, fourth, fifth, and sixth form"