Tim Nardoni Email & Phone Number

Indianapolis, In, Us

Troubleshoot and maintain ~100 integrations with Workday.com

▪ Maintained and enhanced custom C#/ASP.NET apps and SSIS workflows▪ SAP BusinessObjects BI4 Platform administration

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

eSchoolPLUS, Microsoft SQL Server, SharePoint 2010

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Over eight years, was promoted from Network Admin/Help Desk to Systems Admin then Senior Analyst. Handled second-tier troubleshooting, maintenance, and JDE CNC responsibility for our diverse integrated systems. Coordinated vendor relations, RFPs, software implementations, patches, and upgrades. Developed and maintained disaster prevention procedures. Trained junior employees when they began to take on heavier things. My last role was developing batch and interactive applications on the JD… Show more Over eight years, was promoted from Network Admin/Help Desk to Systems Admin then Senior Analyst. Handled second-tier troubleshooting, maintenance, and JDE CNC responsibility for our diverse integrated systems. Coordinated vendor relations, RFPs, software implementations, patches, and upgrades. Developed and maintained disaster prevention procedures. Trained junior employees when they began to take on heavier things. My last role was developing batch and interactive applications on the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne platform.From 2005-2008, interfaced with customers to stabilize, optimize, and enhance our B2B ordering site that had been developed by a third party on ASP.NET, Visual Basic.NET, SQL Server, and SQL Server Reporting Services. Used automation software and VBA in Excel to create an elegant alternative ordering process for old-school B2B customers.Overall, my personal priorities included reducing expenses whenever possible by maximizing assets, streamlining manual processes, and seizing any and every opportunity to cross-train our team. One favorite project was assembling a four-hour, comprehensive orientation for all new employees, titled "What is JD Edwards?" Show less

Carmel, Indiana, United States

Care and support of 120+ web hosting clients, coordinating web site moves and configurations, infrastructure upgrades, telecommunications, and facility issues—including many RFPs, an office move, and phone system/voice mail upgrade. Administered Microsoft IIS web servers and maintained my own technical support documentation. All of this while working for a dynamic entrepreneur who couldn't go a whole day without completely upending my assigned priorities.Toward the end, had the… Show more Care and support of 120+ web hosting clients, coordinating web site moves and configurations, infrastructure upgrades, telecommunications, and facility issues—including many RFPs, an office move, and phone system/voice mail upgrade. Administered Microsoft IIS web servers and maintained my own technical support documentation. All of this while working for a dynamic entrepreneur who couldn't go a whole day without completely upending my assigned priorities.Toward the end, had the pleasure of conducting classroom training for many customers on the use of our cutting-edge, web-based collaboration platform.One of my favorite responsibilities was choosing the Friday afternoon playlist. I also trained, prepared, and supervised a college intern for one summer. Show less

Anderson, Indiana, United States

Built, configured, repaired, and maintained PC systems and printers in the main office, and maintained ancient hardware and software for nine retail locations in two cities. Developed user manuals, classroom training opportunities, an informative intranet, and my own Knowledge Base application. I was solely in charge of Y2K prep on the PC side of the business, which included a lot of research and preparing well the store personnel. Favorite projects include (a) Developing a computer… Show more Built, configured, repaired, and maintained PC systems and printers in the main office, and maintained ancient hardware and software for nine retail locations in two cities. Developed user manuals, classroom training opportunities, an informative intranet, and my own Knowledge Base application. I was solely in charge of Y2K prep on the PC side of the business, which included a lot of research and preparing well the store personnel. Favorite projects include (a) Developing a computer introduction course for the executive cabinet and (b) automating a PC disk restore process using imaging that reduced a user's downtime by 3-5 hours in the event of a permanent disk failure.My favorite aspect of this job was the family atmosphere. At times this could be annoying, like any family, but we learned pretty well to work through our differences and disagreements. I miss them. Show less

Provided front-line user support/training and second-tier PC systems support for 250+ computer users. Leave it to an insurance company to teach me everything I'll ever need to know about MS-DOS, Windows 3.11, Novell Netware, and Unix.More importantly, I learned the meaning of conflict. This place was rife with it. I don't miss it at all.

A place where I learned the essential tasks of rotating tapes, following a checklist, and staying awake. (It was third shift every other weekend.) It felt meaningful, though, because it's a hospital, and I grew up working in the hospital with my Dad, an x-ray technician. And being in a remote corner of the basement, I could play the music as loud as I wanted.Besides cutting my teeth on basic AS400 operations, this is also where I first learned the fine art of cabling (CAT5 and twinax… Show more A place where I learned the essential tasks of rotating tapes, following a checklist, and staying awake. (It was third shift every other weekend.) It felt meaningful, though, because it's a hospital, and I grew up working in the hospital with my Dad, an x-ray technician. And being in a remote corner of the basement, I could play the music as loud as I wanted.Besides cutting my teeth on basic AS400 operations, this is also where I first learned the fine art of cabling (CAT5 and twinax cable), a skill everyone would benefit from knowing.Favorite project was a bit of a fluke. Preparing for our AS400 to be down for the weekend due to an upgrade, I was commissioned to build a patient registration system in Microsoft Access that was easy for the clerks to use but perfectly duplicated the printed forms so patient check-in would not be interrupted. It worked! Show less