The solution to most technical problems...
Summary
The solution to most technical problems is found within great communiation, patience, and deep understanding of human needs.
7 semesters at UC Berkeley was a difficult thing to pay for, so I contributed my skills and earned my tuition at UC Extension. As a Help Desk/IT Support tech I was tasked with ensuring that key logistics like scheduling of classes, course materials, and rooms were available to students and professors alike. When things would invariably go wrong, I was there to work patiently beside our faculty, staff, and students and I took special effort to make sure that the outcome was not only correct, but that whoever I had been helping was having an easier and happier day.
Expectations
I want to feel like work is my second home. I want to feel connected to the people around me as well as those I assist. If the culture is right, I feel appreciated, and my input and creative ideas are acknowledged, I am the kind of person who will happily take my work home with me.
Employment Preferences
Expected Base Salary
**,000 USD / year
Expected Hourly Rate
** USD
Experience
Total Professional Experience
Startup Experience
Big-Tech Companies
Enterprise Experience
Skills
- Solidity
- Java
- Python
- C++
- Visual Basic
- HTML
- CSS
- SQL
- Node.js Javascript TypeScript
- RESTful APIs
- Lua
- Scheme
- YAML
- MQTT
- Markdown
- Unix
- Sharepoint
- Linux
- Debian
- Arch
- Alpine
- Ubuntu
- ARM
- MicroPython
- Microcontollers
- Arduino
- Home Automation
- Neuroscience
- Economics
- Blockchain
- Bitcoin
- Ethereum
- Windows
- Mac
- FreeBSD
- OpenBSD
- Powershell
- Bash
- Zsh
- Cron
- Borg