Technical foundation

Expertise, education & credentials

A joined-up view of the systems I work with, the way I deliver IT and the learning that supports my development.

01 / Technical capabilities

Technology I work with

A practical mix of administration, troubleshooting, deployment and improvement work across a multi-site environment.

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Infrastructure & Systems

Server environments, core services and business file systems.

Windows Server 2019/2025Active DirectoryDNS & DHCPVirtual machinesFile & print servicesNAS & storage planningServer recovery
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Networking & Connectivity

Reliable connectivity and consistent office infrastructure.

UniFi environmentsSD-WAN conceptsSwitching & VLAN planningWi-Fi deploymentMulti-site networkingCabling coordinationCamera integrations
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Cloud & Hybrid Infrastructure

Cloud fundamentals and administration concepts connected to day-to-day infrastructure operations.

Microsoft Azure fundamentals (AZ-900)Azure resource and networking conceptsIdentity and access management conceptsAzure virtual machine concepts and workload placementMicrosoft Intune device-management conceptsCloud security, governance and cost-management fundamentalsBackup, recovery and resilience concepts
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Microsoft 365 & Identity

Accounts, permissions and collaboration services.

Microsoft 365Microsoft Entra ID, roles and identity lifecycleExchange OnlineSharePoint OnlineOneDriveAccess permissionsUser lifecycleMigration workflows
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Security & Service Operations

Reducing risk while making IT support more consistent.

MFA & access policiesPassword practicesAccount compromise responseAccess governanceEndpoint/RMM toolsBackup improvementIT request workflows
02 / How I deliver

Beyond the technology

The work is successful when it solves the business problem and can be supported after implementation.

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Project coordination

Plan deployments, sequence work, communicate changes and coordinate vendors.

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Operational ownership

Prioritize incidents, support users and look for durable fixes to recurring issues.

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Process & documentation

Turn informal steps into clear workflows, repeatable procedures and usable records.

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Business-first thinking

Balance reliability, security, usability and cost when evaluating solutions.

Skills describe areas of practical experience and ongoing development; they do not imply expert-level depth in every listed product or technology.
03 / Academic background

Education & professional development

Formal study and applied training that support my day-to-day IT work.

02Completed

Computer Systems Technician – Networking

Georgian College · 2017–2018

Technical foundation in computer systems, networking and IT support.

03Completed

Junior IT Analyst Program

NPower Canada · 2025

Applied learning in technical support, operating systems, networking, directory services and troubleshooting.

04 / Credentials & continuous learning

Certifications & technical training

Grouped by learning area to make the breadth of development easy to scan.

Microsoft & Cloud

  • Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) · Microsoft
  • Azure Administration Essential Training · LinkedIn Learning
  • Microsoft 365 Essential Training for Administrators · LinkedIn Learning

Google IT Support & Security

  • Google IT Support Professional Certificate / Specialization
  • Technical Support Fundamentals
  • The Bits and Bytes of Computer Networking
  • Operating Systems and You: Becoming a Power User
  • System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services
  • IT Security: Defense Against the Digital Dark Arts
  • Google AI Essentials

Systems & Platform Training

  • macOS for IT Administrators · LinkedIn Learning
  • CompTIA A+ coursework/training · Udemy (verify credential status before publishing as a certification)

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