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Max Hufnagel
Research Assistant
Phone: 650-604-6848
Experience
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Systems Administrator |
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1998 - 2001 |
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CSC Consulting, San Francisco, CA |
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Administered and maintained NT Server
Administered PhoneMail System
Supported on-site and off-site client projects
Responsible for roll-out of all hardware and software upgrades to consultants
and support staff
Configured and deployed computers, peripherals, and applications
Trained consultants and support staff on all equipment and software
Provided timely and reliable laptop, desktop, LAN/WAN, and application technical
support
Maintained inventory tracking database |
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Technical Support Engineer |
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1997 - 1998 |
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CSC Index, San Francisco, CA |
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Provided timely and reliable laptop, desktop, LAN/WAN, and
application technical support in a multi-platform (PC/Mac) environment
Configured and deployed computers, peripherals, and applications
Maintained Novell and NT Servers
Maintained inventory tracking databases
Trained consultants and support staff on all equipment and software
Migrated end-users from a mixed-platform (PC/Mac) to a single platform (PC) environment
as part of a corporate-wide initiative
Rolled-out Lotus Notes as part of a corporate-wide migration to a standardized
email system
Spearheaded PC re-imaging and upgrading project in the San Francisco office
Traveled for multiple re-imaging and upgrading roll-out programs |
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Technical Support Specialist |
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Fall 1997 |
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Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, CA, (MacTemps) |
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Provided hardware, network, and application technical support
as part of a 4-person team for 200 users
Installed and configured third-party email software as part of a company-wide
transition |
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Operations Supervisor |
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1993 - 1997 |
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Optimizing Services, Incorporated, Atlanta, GA |
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Established a single employee data conversion department operating
at a volume of 390 units processed monthly; developed it into
a 5-person department handling an increase in volume to 1800
united processed monthly
Formulated all standards and operational procedures
Trained all staff members
Installed, configured, maintained, and upgraded department peer-to-peer network
of six computer and numerous varied media drives
Managed department hardware resources
Designed and developed numerous internal software tools for data reformatting
and conversions
Extensively modified original code of pre-existing programs in order to streamline
handling of the drastic increase in volume
Created programming architecture for conversion, tracking, and invoice system |
Education
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2003* |
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San Francisco State University, B.S. Computer Science |
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1999 |
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Siemens-Rolm, PhoneMail System Administrator Certification,
Santa Clara, CA
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1999 |
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Infotec, Supporting Windows NT 4.0 Core Technologies, MCSE
Track, San Francisco, CA |
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indicates "expected
graduation" |
Skills
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Programming Languages: |
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C, C++, Visual Basic, NQC, MIPS Assembly Language,
Java, HTML |
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Operating Systems: |
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Windows NT 4.0, 2000, 98, 95, 3.1; Unix; Macintosh
OS |
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Applications: |
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MS Access, MS Office, Adobe Photoshop 5.0, Lotus
Notes 4.x, Macromedia Dreamweaver 2 |
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Hardware Platforms: |
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PC, Macintosh, Sun Workstations |
Extracurricular Activities
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Association for Computing Machinery (SFSU): Vice-President:
Special Projects |
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Mensa: Member, Mars Special Interest Group (MarSIG), Astronomy,
Astrophysics, and Modern Physics Special Interest Group (AstroPhySIG) |
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SFSU Computer Lab: Volunteer |
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San Francisco Robotics Society of America: Member |
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