Videoconference Installer Resume
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SUMMARY:
- Experienced Technical Project Coordinator with a demonstrated history of working in the Broadcast industry, Telecomm and AV Industry. Skilled in Video Conferencing installing and Meeting Support,
- Broadcast Operations and Video Production. Excel in adapting to changing technology of IT, AV integrations, quality control of client accounts and technical support for government agencies.
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
- Office 365Google WorkspaceZoom. GoToMeeting
- Remedy/CadencePublic Trust Security ClearanceWindows 10, Outlook
- Google CalendarWebEx/Polycom, Microsoft TeamsC - Cure Badging System
- Salesforce, SharePointIPAD-Traction GuestBMS Building Monitoring
- Service Now. SlackCisco Gear, Crestron, ExtronMAC OSX
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Videoconference Installer
Confidential
Responsibilities:
- Provided contract services to the Department of the Interior/Bureau of Land Management.
- Installed Vidyo telepresence equipment in Federal, state, and district offices throughout North America.
- Deployed 200 VTCS units in 19 states, Trained staff on new equipment use and troubleshooting procedures.
Data Center Technician
Confidential
Responsibilities:
- Built and established relationships with customers to manage up to 25 tickets daily, which were tracked along with, completed in a timely manner in the ticketing system.
- Controller of all shipping and receiving requests, which averaged 30 packages daily for freight, FEDEX, UPS, and DHL/couriers.
- Security enforcement of electronic badging and the checking in up to 30 customers, vendors and maintenance technicians daily.
- Created a quick and easy to locate area for crash carts and service lifts that helped streamline together with expedite the needs of data center customers which resulted in shorter wait times.
- Organized, and then subsequently managed, the shipping and receiving area which led to a more efficient process.
- Transformed and standardized the sign-in process from a lengthy, manual process to an IPAD system, which was pre-loaded with questions and cut the process time in half.
Structured Cabling Technician and A/V Installer
Confidential
Responsibilities:
- DAS Integrators: Connected antenna systems for first responders in commercial buildings, theatres, and businesses.
- Gigaspan: Pulled CAT 5 and 6 cables along with speaker wire for commercial businesses, hospitals, and Denver Public Schools.
- CCS Presentations: Installed speakers, LED projectors together with smart boards for Aurora Public Schools, Jefferson County Public Schools, and National Colorado Atmospheric Research (NCAR).
- Provided safety measures for emergency responders and faculty who showed great appreciation for the technical upgrade.
A/V and Technical Project Coordinator
Confidential
Responsibilities:
- Renovated and updated conference rooms to ensure standard practices were implemented for A/V processes, technology, including resources, in 10 buildings with over 180 tech-rooms.
- Implemented A/V design, remodels as well as new construction for clients such as Charter and Time/Warner, which included space planning of conference rooms along with auditoriums.
- Oversaw the integration and selection of A/V equipment that would work with current network connections per the client’s needs including budget.
- Distributed and organized A/V projects via WebEx meetings between five national vendors, low voltage wiring companies, contractors as well as commercial realtors.
- Utilized 20 A/V templates, which explained equipment usage installation pricing by vendors.
- Worked with 85 end users and usage vendors to resolve technical issues in the conference rooms.
- Wrote procedures to put in each conference room to help users troubleshoot the most common issues on their own.
- Successfully planned and managed A/V projects up to $1M in funding which included video conference rooms, demo rooms along with rooms on time and within budget.
- Seamlessly worked between Cisco, Polycom, WebEx, Zoom, and digital signage when offering solutions to clients.
- Initiated the process of conducting run throughs prior to each meeting to ensure all technology worked in every room, which resulted in meetings that ran without issue.
Technology Specialist/VTC Engineer
Confidential
Responsibilities:
- Supported the Department of Interior at the Denver Federal Center by operating 14 Polycom videoconference rooms daily and handling all technology issues.
- Helped departments with antiquated equipment join meetings, which were held in advanced technological formats.
- Coordinated technical refreshes of equipment and software to ensure intermittent patches along with updates of the software were loaded as well as ready for end users.
- Encrypted 25 laptops for government use only.
- Bridged calls with up to eight agencies that merged into one meeting ensuring each technological format merged seamlessly and without incident.
- Successfully managed and facilitated up to 300 users on an all-hands virtual meeting without any issues or problems.
- Provided technical support for up to four executive daily-monitored meetings for quality.
- Received Outstanding for assisting with annual government agency meeting presentations, which were successfully tested and executed without incident.