4300
Browning Rd. ·
Rockfield, KY 42274 · (270) 842-2810 · WalkerJohnA@yahoo.com
A position as Local Area Network (LAN) administrator with an opportunity for
advancement based on experience and job performance.
Bachelor
of Science--May 2000
Western
Kentucky University--Bowling Green, KY
Major in Computer Science, Minor
in Mathematics
System/Scientific emphasis in Accredited Computer Science
major with strong 24 credit hour Math minor.
Recipient of Ogden scholarship and Charles M. Moore scholarship. Overall GPA of 3.4.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Networking Essentials (Exam
70-58)
Windows NT Workstation 4.0 (Exam
70-73)
Experience
Junior
Network Engineer/Intern--May 1997-Present
Bridgestone/Firestone
Tire Sales Company--Nashville, TN
Acquired
knowledge of both LAN and WAN network topologies in an enterprise setting. Configure, install and troubleshoot end-user
workstations, network printers (including HP Jet Direct), scanners and digital
cameras. Travel to remote sites for
client support. Involved in year 2000
compliance project and various asset management projects. Current projects include evaluating and
testing Thin-Client technologies and building pilot Thin-Client site. Evaluate current remote/satellite site
management (including statistical analysis of bandwidth, remote administration
utilities and thin-client technologies) and prepare plan for improved satellite
site support.
System
Administrator--August 1997-August 1998
Western
Kentucky University--Bowling Green, KY
Department
of Geography and Geology
Setup, administer, and troubleshoot a mixed environment of Windows
NT, Windows 95 and Macintosh client machines over Novell, TCP/IP, and Windows
NT Server network. Responsible for
building state-of-the-art Graphical Information Systems computer lab for
student and faculty use. Research,
install and administer Dell Power Edge server running Windows NT Server 4.0,
including domain management, user accounts, shared resources and tape backup.
Skills
·
Peer-to-Peer and
Client-Server networking using Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 Workstation/Server,
Novell Netware, and associated clients, services, and protocols over Ethernet,
Token Ring and various WAN connections.
·
Knowledge of building
computers and performing computer upgrades such as installing and configuring
hard drives, processors, ISA/PCI/AGP cards.
Experience in resolving IRQ and hardware conflicts.
·
Operating systems
include: MS-DOS, Windows 3.x/9x/NT 4.0
Workstation and Server/2000 Professional.
Basic commands of Unix and Mac OS.
·
Programming Languages
include: C/C++, Borland C++ Builder
3.0-4.0 for Windows, HTML, OpenGL graphics libraries, and Quick Basic. Exposure to Cobol 85, Pascal, and IBM/ 370
Assembler.
References
Available Upon Request