TIM ARNZEN
ENTRY-LEVEL SQL SERVER ADMINISTRATOR & BUSINESS INTELIGENCE
***** ** ***** **** **** Kirkland, 98034
206-***-**** acd8p0@r.postjobfree.com
PERSONAL SUMMARY
I have extensive training with SQL Server architecture, administration, security, backup, recovery, performance tuning,
and Business Intelligence. Excellent written and oral communications skills and the ability to interact with all levels of
management and customers. Dedicated, enthusiastic with great attention to detail, analytical skills, and goal oriented.
EDUCATION
Bellevue College (2012-2014)
Certifications in SQL Server 2008-2014
• Database Design • T-SQL & SQL
• Optimization and Performance • PowerShell 3.0
• Advanced SQL Server Administration • HTML5 & CSS3
• Database Security
• SSIS Integration Services
• SSAS Analysis Services
Microsoft Virtual Academy Completions:
Database Fundamentals
Querying Microsoft SQL Server
Administering Microsoft SQL Server 2012
Integration and Analysis Services
Software Development Fundamentals
Getting started with PowerShell 3.0
HTML 5.0 & CSS3
Developing in HTML 5.0 with JavaScript and CSS3
JavaScript Jumpstart
Seattle University (2003-2006)
Bachelor of Arts in English GPA 3.48
EMPLOYMENT BACKGROUND
Customer Service II ̶ Market Leader Inc. 2007- Current
A call center service focused around a CRM database and website Technology. Skills include domain purchases, and set
up customers with their website. Billing, maintenance of accounts, investigation of software issues using JIRA and Bug
tracker. Resolved 450 tickets in the past year with the technology team. Excel, Goldmine, and etc. Helping frustrated
customers become comfortable with modern real estate technology.
Department Manager ̶ Barnes & Noble 2001-2003
Product management, customer service, receiving, sales, scheduling, and the training of new employees. I managed daily
operations and expectations of management and B&N executive teams. A love of books.
Manager ̶ Newscope Technology 1995-2000
Managed the testing department and database for the development of telephony based systems. This process involved
thousands of informational scripts and wav files for services in 23 US cities. Access, and Excel.