Richard D. Email & Phone Number

They say curiosity killed the cat; well, I have news. I'm back!My curiosity started with my first hand-me-down computer a Tandy 1000EX with 640k ram, 1024k extended ram, 5 1/4 floppy, and an impressive 3 1/2 floppy drive. It was not enough to just sit and play games. I got introduced to the idea of assembly coding and hexadecimal data storage learning to use hex editors to modify files at the base level.By the time I entered high school I became enthralled with technology and got recommended by the staff to intern for my school districts IT Department, where I solidified networking, server, client, and security systems. However, I wanted a deeper understanding of what I was working on, so I pursued hardware in college, while becoming a system administrator to put myself though college.A few years after college, I dug further into the server-side of computers, working for Intel, first as a server quality assurance tester, learning about server OS's and virtual machines, while refining a testing procedures. Eventually though I moved into a group working on the nuts and bolts, or as it actually is the resistors, capacitors, and transistors of computers, expanding my layout, schematic, and automation testing knowledge.My life has always been about learning new things, and I am ready to tackle the next challenge.So here I am now, seeking more. Will you be the one to help me fill my cavernous need to learn? Will your system or special equipment be improved by my curiosity to make it better?

Listed skills include Semiconductors, Debugging, Analog, Hardware Architecture, and 18 others.

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