| Date of Birth:- 12/11/1978 |
| Nationality:- British |
| Location:- Warrington, just south of Manchester |
| Marital Status:- Single, living with partner |
| Holder of a full clean UK driving license |
| June 2001 to current | Via Net.Works
Unix Systems Administrator |
Birchwood, Warrington |
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| March 2001 to June 2001 | Contract work | |
| Configured and installed, a new DNS server for Emap Online, and migrated their data and old system onto it. Installed servers and configured routers for the Internet café in Birmingham. | ||
| November 2000 to March 2001 | World Online Telecoms/Tiscali
Unix Systems Administrator |
Chelford, Cheshire |
Responsibilities included:-
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| May 2000 to November 2000 | Emap Online
Technical Operations Assistant and Unix Systems Administrator |
Farringdon, London |
| Responsibilities included the management of the company's mailing lists, (for external subscribers), running on a remotely administered NT workstation. Ensuring the smooth and reliable running of the Solaris 2.6 and 7 based web farms. Handling and maintaining the Redhat Linux based DNS servers, along with any new domain registrations needed. General Postmaster and Webmaster responsibilities for all of the company's domains, which involved answering and re-directing email inquires, automated responses and error reports. Research into the transfer and management the (Emap Plc.) corporation's, Domain names into a centralised place. Generating reports of the current system security, and monitoring its condition. Configured NFS sharing of all static HTML and images. Installation of a SCOUnixware machine for Ferry booking testing. | ||
| January 2000 to May 2000 | Netadventure Cybernet Café
Network Technician |
Town Centre, Birmingham |
| The installation and configuration of a 10/100 bridge using the bridge module in the 2.2.16 kernel, firewall using the IPCHAINS component of the Linux 2.2.16 Kernel 2nd Web Proxy via the SQUID program, implemented under Redhat Linux on an Intel RAID based system. Building of various terminals, with specifications ranging from p2-300 to p3-500. Building of the internal 10 based network and the 100 based, (servers network. Installation and configuration of a number of gaming servers, mainly running Unrea Tournament and Quake3. | ||
| September 1999 to January 2000 | Computer Exchange
Sales Assistant and Hardware Technician |
Town Centre, Birmingham |
| Duties included the buying and selling of new and second hand products, the maintenance of stock levels and pricing using the stores' in-house EPOS system. The testing of any hardware that was offered to the shop, using both commercially available products and our own testing scripts. Advising customers on the current products for their home PCs, offering advice on how to solve various problems and difficulties a customer might have. | ||
| Summer 1997 | Manstall Electrical Contractors
Health & Safety Co-ordinator |
Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham |
| Responsible for the design and implementation of the Company Health and Safety policy, and the Company Health and Safety Manual, Various items of quotation work, assisting CAD Draftsmen with minor jobs | ||
Knowledge of the following,
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| 1998-2000 | Aston University | Birmingham |
| BEng Communications Engineering, (not completed due to leave of absence to fund course. Full time employment since departure). | ||
| 1997-1998 | Aston University | Birmingham |
| MEng Electronic Systems Engineering, (transferred to BEng Communications 1998). | ||
| 1995-1997 | Rendcomb College | Cirencester |
| 4 "A" Levels | ||
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| 1995-1996 | Rendcomb College | Cirencester |
| G.C.S.E :- Media Studies (A). | ||
| 1990-1995 | Rendcomb College | Cirencester |
| 9 G.C.S.E.'s, 1xA, 4xB's, 3xC's 1xD. | ||
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