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Olympia, Wa

-General Administration of a mixed Windows and Linux environment-Machine virtualization through VMWare and XenCenter-Distributed Monitoring Infrastructure leveraging Nagios Core and NRPE-Comprehensive off-site and local backups and disaster recovery using Bacula and Veeam-User account control and security compliance with Windows Group Policy and FreeIPA-System automation and custom plugin development using Bash and Perl

Olympia, Wa

Currently creating a Distributed Infrastructure Monitoring solution based on Nagios Core. Handles security alerts, server and system health monitoring, orderly shutdown in case of power outages, etc.

Vancouver, Wa

Tested prototype printers and processes for Hewlett Packard. Accurately document bugs and defects as they occur. Required accurately following processes and instructions, as well as working in a team environment.

Provo, Ut

Teaching Assistant for Dr Paul Roper in CS 224 - Computer Systems.Understand and be able to effectively teach a variety of topics including: binary operations, digital logic, micro-architecture and ISAs, and programming in assembly and C. Assist students with understanding concepts and debugging code, hold review sessions, grade homework, and in general assist with the smooth operation of the class.

Vancouver, Wa

Basic data entry and database upkeep. Corrected typos and errors in submitted documentation, fixed/ resubmitted denied insurance claims and helped with general office tasks such as faxing, paperwork, and patient scheduling. Also helped troubleshoot computer and network issues if needed. Gained experience with virtual machines, remote desktops, and the Eaglesoft dental software.

Portland, Or

Efficiently sort, handle, load and unload freight into over-the-road equipment, in accordance with oral and written instructions, as well as federal and state regulations using a forklift, as well as complete all necessary paperwork required by law and verify the load against shipping papers/ documentation, while complying with hazardous material regulations.

Vancouver, Wa

Worked with the wireless technology department creating real world scenarios within which prototype WiFi modules for printers were tested. This was done to determine the cost effectiveness of a new model of module in comparison to the performance drop.