

Adaptable IT Service Desk Engineer with 25 years of experience in support roles and a knack for troubleshooting and resolving complex technical issues using strong problem-solving skills and deep knowledge of IT systems. Known for delivering excellent customer service and teamwork.
Extensive expertise in deploying applications and updates and with maintaining and configuring hardware and software. Adept at problem management and proficient in Microsoft Operating Systems and Office Suite. Strong capabilities working with enterprise systems such as Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint and SAP. Skilled in utilising a range of IT tools including ServiceNow and LANDesk to enhance operational efficiency. Committed to leveraging technical skills to drive organisational success while pursuing opportunities for continuous professional development.
Ready to use and develop technical knowledge, analytical abilities, and customer interaction in an IT support role.
[January 2005 – February 2005] NTL
Project Description:Transition of NTL IT Helpdesk located at Teesside UK to IBM Global Services India, Bangalore.
Contribution: I asked for the opportunity to assist in the transition of the IT Helpdesk to India and was happy to be given the chance to play a part in its successful move. My contribution involved me travelling to IBM India Bangalore for a period of 4 weeks. My tasks were to provide advice, assistance and 2nd Line training to helpdesk analysts including senior management in my role and passing on my skills, knowledge and experience.
[February 2003 - March 2003] American Express
Project Description: To create a single European IT Helpdesk at Amex European Headquarters in Brighton. Amalgamate all IT Helpdesks located throughout Europe where American Express operations exist, to this facility.
Contribution: I was approached at very short notice to provide assistance for this project. I saw it as a challenge and was happy to be given the opportunity to play a part in its successful setup. My contribution was to assess and provide basic IT skills training to analysts who had been taken on primarily for their European language skills rather than IT skills. I assessed and provided one to one training of each analyst. Training involved how to locate information about a PC, mapping network drives and network printers, local and roaming profiles, identifying a computer on a network, using the ping and tracert commands for fault diagnosis, display resolutions and virtual memory settings, finding the ip address of a PC etc. My involvement was to be approximately three weeks; this was extended to a total of 6 weeks.