Since I have
worked as a help desk analyst in the past I chose to match my KSA`s against a
field I have never worked in. I compared my KSA`s with the responsibilities,
Qualifications, and Preferred Qualifications and was pleasantly surprised. I
have been in the IT field for a while and I have done more than I thought I have.
Knowledge:
- Working knowledge of What’s up GOLD (Network monitoring
software)
- Working knowledge of various Office suite
applications
- Knowledge of basic computer components, hardware and
cables
- Knowledge of Networking basics
- Knowledge of Information Security Basics
- ITIL v4 Qualified
Skills:
- Setup more than 1,500 cpu`s up on a network
- Fixed more than 1,000 network related incidents
- Fixed more than 2,000 software related issue
- Troubleshoot a wide variety of PC`s, mobile devices,
and hardware equipment
- Researched and fixed countless unknown issues
Abilities:
- Ability to troubleshoot almost anything
- Greatly refined analytical skills
- Ability to use common words to explain issues to
customers
- Tenacious appetite for learning
- Works well with others
- Military Veteran - Ability to follow directions right
the first time
I have compared the list
above to the Network Support Technician job and after going threw it a couple
of times I believe I could totally handle this kind of job. I have taken
Network and security basics at HCC so I believe I have a basic and working
knowledge of both. Researching fixes to problems is second nature to me, so I
think that would help me a lot in that position. I am ITIL certified so that`s
a plus. The only things I believe I am missing is the industry experience,
Network + cert, and the ability to communicate in Spanish. I plan on
getting Network + certified after I finish my AS for Cyber. I really think I would be a good fit for that type of position.
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