My Personal Profile Says:

• A confident, driving individual who reacts quickly to change.
• A self-starter with a strong sense of urgency who responds positively to challenge and pressure.
• A fast learner who is a practical and ingenuous problem solver.
• A fluent and articulate communicator, flexible and responsive. A self-directed, goal oriented person.

From a very young age I have always had a fascination with technology. I used to take apart my toys just to figure out how they worked. Although sometimes I had more parts left over from these exercises the toy still seemed to work.

In High School I found a love for technology in the Theater Department. This is where I found and learned how to program a computerized light and sound board. I also found fascination in building and creating set pieces from nothing.

Following High School I worked off and on at a local theater company building, creating and running shows while learning everything I could about Information Technology. In 1997 I upgraded my first home computer bought from salvage parts. Even then for some reason I still had extra parts and pieces that didn't seem to go anywhere. I continued this trend until I landed a job doing inbound customer service for Dell Computers Support. Although this was the start of my Information Technology Journey; it was not my break. I learned some valuable skills and received my first Information Technology Certification A+.

I applied for a several I.T. Jobs after leaving Dell Computers. Most companies passed over my resume until I interviewed at "The Road Home". While I was thrilled at the opportunity for a job that would launch my career, I was not excited about working for a Homeless Shelter. When I received a call saying "We would like to offer you the position of Information Technology Specialist!" I was hesitant to accept a job at the shelter. I mustered every thought I had an accepted the position. I worked at The Road Home for more than 5 years. I loved every minute of it. Every day was a new challenge, a new learning opportunity and a new problem to solve! My deepest gratitude to The Road Home, its management and executive administration for giving me the opportunity to succeed.

After 5 years and starting a family it was time to move on and "Start" my career. Although I learned more at The Road Home then I ever thought possible, I still did not have the qualifications to accept a "Career" position. I was lucky to accept a position at Martin Door Manufacturing as a Network / Systems Administrator. This position while challenging and tough at first offered me many learning opportunities and my second certification of MCSA SQL Server 2012. For 2 years I was able to subscribe to online learning. I stuffed every course I could from Network Administration, CCNA, and Systems Administration to Web Development.

Sometime during these few years is where I feel I gained the knowledge and skill to accept more oppertunities to succeed in my career

My Former Managers would say:

Matt Minkevitch, Exective Director at The Road Home.
• "The Information Technology Analysis will serve as a guideline for making positive contributions.
• "Your administration style provided a footprint for younger members of our organization."
• "A very positive impression of the contributions you have made to our business and its growth."

Michelle Eining, Director of Information Technology at The Road Home
• "The most important source of growth in our data technology business
• "Able to focus the team and manage the product to a successful introduction."
• "This project was completed due in large part to his own personal commitment."
• "Excellent IT project management and operational management skills."

Dean Clark, CFO at Martin Door
• "Your strengths as our Systems Administrator are many and varied."
• "All issues are confronted in a timely manner."
• "Management by objectives comes as a second nature to you"

I believe you’re a company that would provide me with the opportunity to put my personality, skills and successes to work. At a personal meeting I would like to discuss with you how I will contribute to the continued growth of your company.