I'm always stuck between wanting to learn new things and using those tricks I already know.

At the moment, my resume reads something like this:

Programming skills:
- PHP, Perl, Java, JavaScript, HTML, light shell scripting.

Networking:

- Design, installation and support of Ethernet and 802.11b/g wireless networks.
- General networking and infrastructure concepts, design, and troubleshooting.
- General server oversight and networking support for onsite and collocation facilities.

Database skills:

- Five years MySQL experience with emphasis on server tuning and uptime.
- Versed in SQL query language, database design, query optimization.
- Light Oracle 10i and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 experience.

Graphic and design skills:

- Familiarity with Adobe Creative Suite and other Adobe-related tools for print and online output.
- HTML, light CSS.
Operating systems experience:
- Over ten years supporting and troubleshooting Windows and Macintosh systems within a TCP/IP networked, multi-user, multi-location environment with heavy emphasis on mission-critical server administration, security, and uptime.
- Seven years of Red Hat Linux system administration with emphasis on system uptime, server care and security.
- Four years Debian Linux server support.
- Six years experience with AppleShare IP servers and Macintosh systems integration.
- Seven years supporting Mac OS 9 and OS X operating systems, applications and related hardware.
Hardware skills:
- Five years supporting Dell PowerEdge servers onsite and in colocation.
- Ten years supporting, repairing, and maintaining Windows and Macintosh desktops in a TCP/IP networking environment via university and commodity ISP connections.
- Ten years supporting, repairing, and maintaining HP printers with an emphasis on print-ready production output.
- Vendor experience with Dell, HP, IBM, Apple for business-level support, purchasing, and service contracts.

If you would like to see my resume, please feel free to ask.



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