Information security specialist, Software Architect, IT 2-nd line support, Application support
Key experience
Sector Background
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- Location
- European Union only
- Rate expectations
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Project assignment:
45 €/h,
Full time position: 3000 €/month
- Current status
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Working
Personal Statement
For this section to be more specific, I will include only the milestones of my career as an IT specialist.
Since my early days as a high school student I was interested in new technologies and what can be achieved while using computing power which has grown according to Moore's law at that time. Since then computer science has grown into different fields and I am particularly interested in Information security, Hardware maintenance and implementation of both virtual and physical solutions for businesses and different projects. Following this purpose I finished my bachelor degree in Information Systems engineering in Vilnius Gediminas technical university and took my knowledge for a spin in All - In - One environment for an IT guy at Vilnius county administrative court. This included Managing servers, network infrastructure, supporting various applications used in court's day - to day activities, some scripting in Java, HTML to make some home- brew apps, implementing virtualization solutions, managing mail server, supporting video and audio conference equipment. Later on I switched to International enterprise - Western Union as a LAN administrator. This is a great experience in working in a team (I belong to a few different virtual teams E.X. software deployment team, Tutoring team) We, as a team, support all kind of different software solutions used in WU, Video/audio conferencing solutions, Virtual environments (VMWARE, Hyper-V), Software deployment cycles and process. Now in current positions I follow ITIL practices at it's most. Main tasks are assigned using ticketing system. Right now I am a great team player, fast learner and a tech lover. I really love what I do and want to make a positive impact on other's people lives.
It is hard to put my experiences into a few lines. In fact, there is a lot to be mentioned and a lot to be learned.