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| I LOVE what I do. |
I am applying for Windows 2000 System Administrator or Novell 5.0 System Administrator in exploration of contracts or assignments that you might have available.
I am a people oriented, friendly, honest, loyal, hard worker who frequently puts in unpaid overtime. I have been using computers like the teletype terminal interface to the FORTRAN program that controlled the Triforium light sequences in 1977 and both an algebraic polynomial plot program and a battleship game for the TRS-80 model I since before High School and I wrote a full featured interactive disassembler for the Commodore 64 that matched addresses and ports to their functions, just because I knew I could make a better one with output easier to understand. I have never stopped learning, which is why I visit COMDEX and Networld\Interop each year. My home is a museum of computers, Timex, S-100, Texas Instruments, Hewlet/Packard, Compaq, Macintosh, and rack mount custom.
I have recently completed three Operating System administration and technical support courses with high marks, Windows NT 4, Novell 5.0, and Windows 2000. Combined with my extensive knowledge of network protocols and hands on ARCnet and Ethernet installation experience, I make a more valuable employee than anyone with just the A+ certificates. The reason is that this is what I LOVE to do.
I am an overdressed former smoker who detests alcohol. I offer you more work for less pay.
Please contact me, preferably by E-mail, if you would like a detailed Cirriculum Vitae or if you have any questions about the enclosed resume.
MJT/mtf Enclosures: Résumé
QUALIFICATIONS:
National Medical Review Offices, Inc.
Personal computer technician - Novel Netware 3.11 technician -
Data Communications technician
E. E. Turner Computer Software
Software Engineer, Data Communications Specialist, Network Administrator.-Wrote database applications in dBase III+ & Rbase for PC's, and also DataFlex 2.3b for UNIX (AIX). Performed software searches and gave recommendations, and generally helped companies and individuals who are new to computing get started.
Installed and maintained Novell Netware 3.3 for Token Ring, Ethernet and TCP/IP Designed and installed Data Communications W.A.N.'s and L.A.N.'s for a variety of office/manufacturing businesses.
Repaired PC compatible computers and printers which were not functioning properly. Maintained a variety of equipment and programs, performed new computer installation and training.
Used Norton Utilities, PC Tools and other utilities to diagnose and repair system problems on PC Compatible computers. Maintained a variety of equipment and programs and performed new computer installation and training
Coordinated software development and generally aided companies and individuals to modernize.
Wage and salary range $12 to $35 per hour.
The Legal Brief Typing Shoppe - Joint Owner - 8/82 to 10/91.
Built IBM/PC AT clones, wrote custom business software in dBase III+, maintained a variety of equipment and programs, performed new computer installation and training. Co-ordinated transcription services.
Thomas Temporaries - 4/1/84 to 7/84
Demonstrated the Bank of America HOMEBANKING system using an Apple IIe-Duo disk system in Los Angeles area main branches.
Bonded. Wage: $5.00/hr.
American Standard Fire Protection and Equipment Co.
Systems Analyst and Programmer. Installed and operated a Radio Shack TRS-80 Model II business computer system running General Ledger, Accounts Receivable, Profile II+ and Disk Operating System.
OTHER COMPUTER RELATED ACTIVITIES
Published programs on 65XX microprocessor development systems in Assembly Language, FORTH, Microsoft BASIC and COMAL. Written Freeware in C and QBASIC. Studied theory of networking, construction of networks, packet switching, token passing and the construction of Structured Query Languages. Studied Novell Netware 3.11.
Studied the construction of operating systems on all sizes of computers, such as: Prime, IBM 370, Honeywell, Xerox 530, IBM System/36, IBM PC/AT, Commodore 64, Nintendo, Atari 800.
Wrote a disassembler that was published.
Studied about how to write data base programming languages.
Studied micrographics.
Activities: President of the American Society of Engineers and Architects, Vice President of the Inter-Departmental Student Senate, Inter-Club Council member, Senator representing Engineering, Senator representing Business. Charter member of the Southern California Special Interest Group-APL (A Programming Language) -Association for Computing Machinery.
I currently read NASA Tech Briefs, Data Communications, Network
Computing, LAN Times, Electronic Engineering Times and Vector.
HOBBIES
Miniature modeling.
Radio-Control Aircraft Flight.
Flight Simulators.
Prime Number Research.
Trumpet practice
Performance Art (Magic)
Expert Pinball player.
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