Randy Johnson

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About Randy Johnson

I'm an innovative, solution-oriented technical professional with extensive experience managing the successful design, implementation and deployment of operating systems, software installation/updates and patching. I have expertise in analyzing business needs and delivering integrated IT solutions that solve complex business issues, increase capabilities, optimize efficiencies, and produce savings on platforms that are stable, secure, compliant, and supportable with my excellent analytical, problem solving and relationship building skills. I'm very experienced in automation via PowerShell and command scripting. I'm an analyst but can read code too. I have ownership experience of the technical integration process as the first client touchpoint from initial communications and information gathering through implementation, launch, to documented product handoff to production support teams. Core Competencies Analytics | Automation | Problem Solving | Critical Thinking | Innovative | Creative | Global Support | Teamwork/Partnership | Mentoring | Consistency | Operational Excellence | Quality Assurance | Risk Mitigation | Process Improvement | Capacity Planning Software Skills PowerShell and Command scripting | Windows Server | Access | VMWare | ServiceNow | SmartSheet | 365 | KnowBe4 | Ansible I'm a former skydiver with 1300+ jumps in 22 states plus Belize: did an amazing skydive to scuba jump into the Blue Hole so I'm very good in high-pressure situations. My definition of emergency is falling through 1500 feet without an open parachute, most other things are just problems that can be dealt with accordingly, so I try to keep things light and humorous whenever possible. While my goal is remote work, I’ve discovered roles with hands-on equipment and a local team are enjoyable to me too. I’m looking for an employer that listens to its employees, values their contributions, and partners with them on the best ways to achieve results desired. Technology is data. It’s either processing, storing, or creating. The better a company’s various data systems can “talk” and update each other, the higher the quality. This allows senior leaders to use holistic, accurate data and metrics to track and make decisions as well as see the impacts.