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| Title
| Where
| Responsibilities
| When
|
| Computer/Network Specialist
| Hampshire College, School of Natural Science
| Anything and everything that is computers in the School of Natural
Science. The school of Natural Science owns almost 100 computers, both
Windows and MacOS, in public spaces, as well as numerous servers, running
Linux, Windows NT, and Solaris. This job includes or has included in the
past maintaining the public
labs, helping students, staff and faculty with day-to-day problems,
helping staff and faculty maintain, upgrade and/or obtain their computers,
teaching students, staff and faculty about computers and how to use them,
and administering the Win2k license server, the Linux
email/web/smb/netatalk
server, and the Linux DHCP/WINS server. The latter two machines I built.
This job has sometimes included/been in addition to many other
responsibilities, including
assisting the systems administrator to some degree (I have root access
on most of the college systems, and use it regularly), helping our
network administrator from time to time (and learning Cisco
IOS), taking over support of the Dean
of Faculty, President's Office, Central Records, and ASH, helping
administer the linux beowulf cluster in CS, helping build a render farm
for a Computer Animation class, building a basic web-based inventory
system written in PHP, and much more.
| Fall '00 to the present
|
| Assistant to
the Acting System Administrator | Hampshire College Academic Computing
| Helping administer the campus servers - in this position, I built
the campus DNS servers and co-built (with Josh Crawford) the campus
student email/web server, stout.hampshire.edu (also known as
hamp.hampshire.edu), as well as performing day-to-day system
administration tasks.
| Fall '99 to Fall '00
|
| Lab RAT (Lab and Residential Assistant Technician)
| Hampshire College Academic Computing
| Monitoring the lab and fixing things when they break, helping people
with their multifarious problems and teaching people how to use computers.
This job also required going on housecalls and fixing configuration and
software problems in students' rooms.
| Spring '99 - Fall '99
|
| Self-Employed VW Mechanic
| My house, Weare, NH
| Water-cooled Volkswagen repair, troubleshooting, and
maintenance
| Fall '98
|
| VW Tech
| Autobahn Motors of NH, Bow, NH
| Performing repairs, running errands, removing requested parts from
cars
| Summer '98
|
| Office Assistant
| Lemelson Program, Hampshire College
| General boring data entry, envelope stuffing and running of errands
| Fall '97 and Spring '98
|
| Assistant Caretaker
| SPNHF (Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests), Concord,
NH
| In this job, I was responsible for helping keep up the extensive
grounds of the SPNHF. When something broke, I or the Caretaker were
responsible for either fixing it or hiring somebody else to fix it. I did
this by myself for a while when the Caretaker went on vacation.
| Spring
'97
|
| Writing Center Aide | John Stark Regional High School, Weare, NH
| Helping people with computer and grammatical problems, maintenance of
the computers, network and printers.
| My entire High School career
|