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My Portfolio

As many of you may know, or not know, I am an aspiring I.T. professional. Through some of my learning experiences, I have picked up a few clients and also made a few projects in the process. You are highly encouraged to take a look around and support me and my work!

As of February 2021, I have the following skills and talents pertaining to I.T. and other sectors:
  • Guest service (10+ months) in retail and convenience environments.
    • POS troubleshooting, sales, cashiering, bagging, self-checkout, stocking & merchandising, leadership, problem-solving, select bookkeeping duties, and cash management skills
  • Programming (Python, Java, PHP, HTML, CSS)
    • Programs in a variety of languages to meet the requirements of projects
    • Has a satisfactory understanding of OOP concepts
  • Networking (DNS, Wi-Fi, Domains)
    • DNS servers, custom DNS servers such as Pi-hole and AdGuard Home
    • Ubiquiti Networks, TP-Link, and Netgear equipment
    • Manages DNS records, email, and hosting for 15+ domains
  • CLI (macOS, Linux, BASH scripting)
  • Server administration and management
    • Google Cloud Platform, Amazon Web Services, DigitalOcean
    • Ubuntu, and other Linux distributions
    • Security and firewall rules
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If you have any internships or other relevant opportunities related to help desk and network administration, please do not hesitate to reach out! I am more than willing to work with you and your team and find something that works for both of us.

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