James K. Boles
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Trophy Club, TX 76262 *****-*****@*******.***
Operating Systems Windows Server 2000/2003, Windows 95/98/2000/XP, DOS
Software MS Outlook MS Exchange MS Office DRA
MS Access MS Excel MS Front Page MS Word
Internet Explorer Adobe Acrobat TCP/IP
Hardware Dell Laptops/Desktops HP Laptops/Desktops Dell PowerEdge Servers
Epson DLP Projector Mitsubishi DLP Projectors
CERTIFICATIONS A+ Certified
EXPERIENCE U. S. AIR FORCE, September 1995 – April 2008
SR. Systems Administrator Aug 2001-Apr 2008
Developed and maintained info system security plans, as well as, contingency plans for over 1,200 computer systems.
Installed, initialized, and maintained computer-based instruction systems hardware/software support for over 1,600 employees annually.
Developed and delivered formal/informal training on computer software, hardware, and network operations.
Upgraded audio/visual equipment in conference center, which improved functionality for all users.
Configured/installed 70 new classroom/testing lab computers that streamlined instruction and modernized testing.
Quickly responded and restored network resource access to multi-computer outages, decreasing downtime by 50%.
Trained new System Administrator on all responsibilities for position to expedite qualification/certification process.
Systems Administrator Sep 1995-Aug 2001
Installed new terminals, associated file servers, and application software.
Served as Systems Security Officer for a worldwide network.
Supervised 2 system administrators who maintain all computer equipment for over 600 end-users.
Managed 8 client-support administrators for Tier 1 support, which were responsible for a broad range of more than 1,200 microcomputer systems, LANs, and worldwide networks.
Managed and maintained over $4M+ in computer parts and equipment.
Recognized as a “Highly Skilled Manager” by providing network oversight to 6 facilities/300+ users, with a high customer satisfaction rate.
Referred to as an “Unparalleled Administrator” who oversaw management of 125 classroom computer systems with “zero” training deviations.
Recovered lost end of course data after an instructor had inadvertently deleted it; saving a multitude of time and money for everyone involved.
EDUCATION
A.S., Information Technology, Community College of the Air Force, 2001