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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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MTI (Bank of New York)     New York, NY           May 2006-current
Tech Support (Contractor)
• Serviced PC hardware and software for more than 1000 users at three locations.
• Diagnosed and resolved workstations connectivity issues including connections to networks, printers
  and peripherals.
• Serviced PC hardware and software for more than 1000 users at three locations.
• Performed troubleshooting for Microsoft Windows 2000/XP, Lotus Notes and Microsoft office suite.

Bank of America      New York, NY           July 2005-October 2005
Webmaster (Contractor)
• Designed Global Markets Trading and Technology intranet site using Microsoft SharePoint and Microsoft
FrontPage to provide valuable and timely information to users across the department
• Delivered the site on time with a breakthrough design which allowed the site to be 100% user maintained.
• Developed the first SharePoint site at the firm to integrate traditional graphic design methodologies.

Computer Technical Services    Bronx, NY            May 2004-Janurary 2005
PC Support
• Maintain and repair network systems for private elementary schools and small businesses.
• Install network cabling and configure PCs for network use.
• Perform on-sight repairs on a variety of PC components, troubleshoot network issues, and image hard drives.

Customer ADDvocate LLC.      New York, NY          September 2003-March 2004
Web Designer and Office Manager
• Responsible for design and maintenance of two corporate websites and a corporate intranet using SharePoint.
• Installed, upgraded and maintained Windows 98/2000/XP hardware and software components for
  20 salespeople, staff and managers at this telecom startup.
• Additional duties included answering remote support calls, desk support and troubleshooting.

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