Employment History
| | [School]* , Bangkok , Thailand , Thailand
(January 2005 - December 2007) | | Industry: Software | Type: contract | | Role: IT Manager | |
| Managment of a team of five assistants, Management of the day to day running of the schools network infrastructure, Supervising and maintaining the schools computer Lab, Providind computer support to teachers, desingning and maintaining the schools website and internet site.
In addition to my primary role i took on additional responsibilities and set up a computer club for the students to practice and develop their IT skills. Also, offered private tuition classes to students.
I was a key contributor to a diverse range of web development and infrastructure improvement projects. |
| | [Center]* , Bangkok , Thailand , Thailand
(December 2003 - December 2004) | | Industry: Software | Type: contract | | Role: Software Engineer | |
| Development of a Virtual Private Network (VPN), Creation and deployment of a successful security system, Development of an innovative web-based product offering interactive "self-service" training courses.
Other activities included the formulation and successful implementation of a plan for the migration of Microsoft Exchange mail server, Creation of disaster recovery plan, Implementation of a storage strategy, providing end user support for Micorsoft Office Application and operation system for remote users. |
| | [Collage]* , Bangkok , Thailand , Thailand
(January 2002 - November 2003) | | Industry: Software | Type: contract | | Role: IT Support Consultant | |
| Working within the Software and configuration team, the primary role included providing third line support in the remote configuration of workstations and servers. In addition to this I supported the second line support team in the management and troubleshooting of computers networking and file sharing for users. This role required extensive use of help desk management and reporting tools such as Vantive and Remedy trouble Ticket.
Other activities included development of successful User Acceptance Testing (UAT) strategy for a bespoke software product. |
| | [Computers]* , Vancouver , Canada , Canada
(March 2000 - October 2001) | | Industry: Software | Type: contract | | Role: Support Analyst | |
| | Responsibilities included support and installation of hardware and software required for Compaq's wireless networking colution, including management of security issues. This solution allowed Compaq employees to remotely access data from head office to their part of the country. |
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*Actual company name witheld.
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