CV and skills

Skills

With a background of web design/creation and technical support, I have learnt and used a number of different skills. Here is a list of the skills I have:
  • IT support: Server administration, desktop PC support, hardware/software installation and repair, creation and administration of wired and wireless networks, Apple support, backup systems, anti-virus software.
  • Web: Web design, Content Management Systems (CMS), content editing, e-learning, multimedia (e.g. creation and editing of video/audio sources), HTML, CSS, Dreamweaver, Wordpress, Plone, social networking, W3C accessibility standards.

Experience

Job: ICT Resources Technician. Employer: Sutton College of Learning for Adults.
(2005 - current)

Employed to provide support of the college’s computers, servers, and networks. I install software and hardware as required as well as carrying out jobs that have been placed on the helpdesk system. I created ‘IT Helpdesk online’, where tutors and staff can book equipment and report faults. Additionally, I created and develop the college’s e-learning resource (SCOLA Learning Zone) using HTML and Dreamweaver. This is a resource that I am responsible for administering. The role involves supporting multimedia equipment and editing as and when required.

Job:Web Editor. Employer: Crown Agents.
(Summers of 2000,2001 and 2002)

Created graphics for web and print mediums and also made a number of designs for the company’s new software package. I helped to maintain the firm’s intranet by editing and updating content, and co-designed a training software package. I was also required to provide help desk cover and provide technical support.


Education

Internet Technology BSc - 2:1.
Anglia Ruskin University (2002-2005)

A-levels and GCSEs
Glyn Technology School


Additional information

I have attended an Apple Support Essentials course and been on a 32 week Creative Writing course. My interests include motorsport and keeping an eye on current and future technologies. In February 2010, I created ‘Track Talent’, a non-commercial “magazine” based website which aims to promote British motor-racing talent and organisations. The site blends my interests of computing, writing and motorsport. When you have a moment, please visit it at www.tracktalent.co.uk.

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