A dedicated and highly skilled tech-savvy with extensive experience troubleshooting technical issues, setting up devices, and providing top-tier customer support. Adept at diagnosing and resolving hardware, software, and network-related problems while ensuring a seamless user experience. Passionate about technology, process optimization, and effective communication to enhance operational efficiency and user satisfaction. Efficient in data management, renowned for productivity and the ability to complete tasks swiftly. Possess specialized skills in accurate data entry, database management, and error detection and correction. Excel at time management, adaptability, and communication, ensuring seamless workflow and team collaboration.
Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District
Oak Park Community Center and Gardens
Ph: (818) 865-9304 | Fax: (818) 874-0064 | Email: oplobby@rsrpd.us
Business Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
West State Billiards & Gamerooms
Driven, self-motivated professional with a commitment to mastering new technologies and troubleshooting strategies. Passionate about innovation, dedicated to achieving efficiency, and meticulous in delivering thorough results. Completed computer classes from middle school through high school, with continued engagement in computer projects beyond graduation, showcasing a sustained passion for technology.
I have a deep passion for graphic design, which I continue to enjoy in my spare time. This hobby has sharpened my typing skills and given me a strong familiarity with computers (specifically Windows 7 through Windows 11, but am somewhat familiar with Mac and Linux). My enthusiasm for comedy and entertainment has not only allowed me to connect with people easily but also enables me to lift spirits and foster positivity. I genuinely enjoy solving problems and take pride in acknowledging my limitations when something falls beyond my capabilities. Adaptability and continuous learning are central to who I am, and I value asking thoughtful questions—because in my experience, the most important question is often the one left unasked.