Charles
Daniel Wright
OBJECTIVE:
To continue personal development and professional advancement in Information Systems
EDUCATION:
Associate in Applied Science in Computer Engineering Technology, May 1995
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Graduated with Honors, Phi Theta Kappa. GPA: 3.7
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Vice President - Student Chapter, Instrumentation Society of
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Coursework in Concepts of Computer Networking
Bachelor of Theology with Minor in Youth/Music, May 1988
Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice, July 1982 COMMUNITY
COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE
Additional Studies in Business Administration, 1982
SKILLS/TRAINING:
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Help Desk 2000 Certified Help Desk Professional
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Skills in MS/DOS, Windows 95/98/XP/NT/2000, RAS, VPN, DHCP, and SCO
UNIX
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Internet technology, TCP/IP, RS232
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Completed courses in Novell NetWare
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Ability to troubleshoot PC’s and VAX
mini-computers
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Courses of study in C Language and C++
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Training in Assembly Language and VMS Operating System
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Experienced with Networking UNIX and Windows 95/98 Operating Systems
EXPERIENCE:
Computer Support Consultant III April 2000 – present
· Ability to analyze various types of hardware and software problems, diagnose and resolve 85% of complex issues encountered. Ability to develop all-inclusive solutions to client needs utilizing elements of networking, multimedia, peripherals, hardware and software. The ability to learn new areas in which to apply these skills.
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Familiarity with Windows-based workstations, operating systems
(including NT administration) and PC software and hardware, internet
technology, e-mail, Microsoft Office, business computing software applications,
Dreamweaver and other web page construction,
maintenance tools, and networks.
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Excellent written and oral communication skills, excellent
interpersonal skills, superior telephone etiquette, ability to deal effectively
with the diverse populations of the entire Wake Forest community, and a strong
dedication to customer service and satisfaction.
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Strong initiative and ability to function independently, as well as in
a team format, with self-confidence in own decision-making and ability to
analyze a problem from different perspectives.
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Ability to multi-task and be highly adaptable to new and changing
situations, and to exhibit patience in managing job in a stressful work
environment. Ability to organize work
efficiently and work well under time pressures.
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Ability to Interact effectively with
Information Systems to ensure and develop solutions to client needs.
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Ability to perform basic programming in DOS, Java, HTML, Visual Basic
and Batch file creation.
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Ability to adhere to work requirements as directed by the Director,
Assistant Director and Manager.
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Served as project manager for Time Card Development and Virtual EMS.
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Serve as Administrator for
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Manage Student Workers for BCS, assign and oversee their tasks.
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Work with Department Directors to ensure that the computing needs of
the staff departments are met.
Computer Support Consultant II May 1999 – April 2000
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Provided support for WFU standard loads with greater than 85%
resolution rate.
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Provided support for Business Computing applications and Network
connectivity.
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Escalated/routed problems to next level support.
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Followed established policies and procedures.
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Responsible for the creation of email/network accounts.
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Resolved problems with network accounts.
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Responsible for training new consultants.
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Provided second level support for Consultant I.
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Serviceware Knowledge Engineer and Assistant
Administrator.
Computer Support Consultant I March 1998 -May 1999
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Provided support to academic customers with greater than 85 % resolution
rate.
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Provided support for Business Computing applications and Network
connectivity.
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Escalated/routed problems to next level support.
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Followed established policies and procedures.
BUSINESS SOFTWARE,
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Managed both hardware and business software support for customers.
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Administrated, upgraded, and install SCO Unix / 3.11/95/98 Windows
networks.
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Provided on-site repair and support for network administrators.
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System Administrator of UNIX, DOS, and Windows NT/ 95 networks.
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Created Unix shell scripts to aid in the
administration of the networks.
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Managed inventory of computer hardware/software.
CINTAS: The Uniform People,
Assistant Service Supervisor
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Established accountability system to track the status of contract;
renewals. Maintained current status of renewals and reduced the late renewal
rate from over 200 to less than 50.
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Conducted goodwill calls to build rapport with customer account
contracts.
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Supervised team of service sales representatives.
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Received exceptional ratings on customer opinion surveys, earning
recognition as Member of the 100% Club and Employee of the Month.
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Addressed customer service requests by communicating needs to plant
management and coordinating modifications in service.
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Established new accounts by initiating contact with businesses and
presenting the benefits of company.
Youth Pastor
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Developed and organized youth program, trained teachers, managed
budget.
MILITARY:
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE,
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Served as Security Policeman; Honorably discharged
as Staff Sergeant.
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Honor Graduate of
REFERENCES: Available upon request