David Flood

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About David Flood

Good [fill in the time of the day]. I'm not sure how to start these things without sounding like it came from a cooker cutter used by a script kiddie. But we shall proceed. I'm a techie guy, I love everything about technology even the many fallacies behind it. Those are just opportunities for better tech. But it honestly wasn't till recently that I decided to make technology a career than just being a weekend warrior science convention nerd. I spent the majority of my life working in a vast array of customer service positions. Which some happen to be "IT" help desks positions but I wouldn't call them tech positions. Fore each one was more entailed to guiding users during start-up or checking product/issue before escalating to the proper technician. But still it did kick off my urge for a skilled tech position. There is nothing better than that feeling of completing a task and everyone thinking you're a sorcerer. Its been almost 4 years and in the field and its just getting better and better. Contrary to popular belief. Since this journey has begun tasks that have come across the table have been installing MFA protocols (RFID badge, fingerprint scanners, and Bluetooth receivers) in hospitals across the west coast. Department moves, server removals and installs, complete desktop changeovers because of new hardware contracts and technical support for major corporations. I even began my own very very small business installing wireless networks on commercial sites (so far 8 apartment complexes). And my last position was data collecting for Amazons robotics division. that's all I am allowed to say about that. I like to respect those NDAs even after I leave.