Information technology trainers

Summary

Hands-on, hardworking individual with over 7 years of military service in the US Army.
Responsible for training, supervising, and supporting a team of twelve service members. Worked
with a variety of different management styles. Identify user and developer needs, resolve critical
problems through meetings and conferences, one-on-one problems solving sessions, and
produce appropriate documentation. Worked on all Microsoft offices throughout the Army
career. Took charge of administrative data of the company and each soldier´s classified
information. Also, superb accountability and responsible of equipment’s worth over $8 million for
7 years.

Experiences
• Trained in risk assessment and security clearance
• Knowledge of distributed systems development, tools, and designs
• Knowledge and experience in the administration and operations of large-scale distributed
computing environments
• Worked with a variety of different management styles
• Windows desktop troubleshooting

Skills:
• Highly motivated worker, who is self-disciplined, has a strong work ethic, and organization
skills
• Tech savvy and detailed oriented
• Multitasking and Problem solving
• Ability to build relationships and work well with others
• Inventory control
• Leadership
• Ability to keep pace and comfort level with demanding fast-paced environments
• Fluent Bilingual (English and Spanish DLPT)
• Work efficient in stressful environment

Profession

• Name of profession:
  Information technology trainers
• Name of latest business sector:
  U.S Army
• Latest occupation/title:
  supervisor for incoming personnel
• Latest main activities:
  classes for Security +

Education

• Completed education:
  short_cycle_tertiary
• Title or Qualification:
  general studies
• Specialisation:
  computer science
• Additional trainings:
  Security + as well as secret clearance

Preferred countries

• 1. Germany | Munich
• 2. Belgium
• 3. Spain | madrid

Language skills

• english: excellent
• spanish: excellent
• German: reasonable