David Hunter
P.O. Box #2088
Socorro, NM, 87801
E-mail: david {at} dragonsdawn (dot) org
Citizenship: United States

Objective: I am interested in performing a variety of tasks related to computer networking, computer hardware installation and support, and *nix computer systems. This may include any combination of mainframes, servers, desktop computers, or embedded systems. I would like to work in a town or small city in a mountainous area, and am willing to travel.

Skills

• Computer hardware diagnostics and repair (including laptops)
• Begining Bash and Python scripting
• Printer diagnostics and repair
• Network installation
• Operating systems:
  • Linux
  • Mac OS 9 and 10
  • Windows

Education

• BS Computer Science, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
  • Graduated with Honors, December 2005
  • Courses include: Parallel Processing, Compiler Writing, Principles of Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, Microcontrollers, Calculus, and Technical Writing
• Cisco CCNA Certification

Work Experience

• Linux System Administration and Component Testing at National Radio Astronomy Observatory, 12/2007 to present
  • Red Hat Linux installation and support
  • Bash and Python script maintenance
  • Testing and repairing custom communication modules
  • Insuring parts are shipped in a timely fashon
  • Contract position via Staffing Solutions
• Component Assembly at National Radio Astronomy Observatory, 3/2007 to 12/2007
  • Build modules, including installing circuit boards and OC-192 transponders
  • Solder wires and circuits
  • Modify and write Labview Programs
  • Contract position via Staffing Solutions
• Computer support at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Chemistry Department, 6/2006 to 8/2006
  • Linux and Windows support and networking
• Computer maintenance at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Computer Center, 2/2002 to 2/2006
  • Selecting new computers for purchase
  • Training new student workers
  • Installing Ethernet networking hardware
  • Diagnosing and repairing computer hardware
  • Installing security cameras
  • Installing and repairing printers
  • Laptop computer repair
• Computer programing at Los Alamos National Laboratory, Summer 2002
  • Fortran 90 / C interoperability programming

Interests

• Computer hardware, with a focus on SGI systems and Mac laptops
• Reading
• Outdoor recreation
  • Camping
  • Mountain climbing (I have climbed fifty 14,000 foot peaks)
  • Member of N.M. Tech Caving club
    • President of club from 8/2003 to 8/2005
    • Volunteer service for Fort Stanton Cave Study Group, 2003-present
  • National Speleological Society, Member #54667

References available upon request