David V. Fansler

Skills:
Operating Systems - WinXP, Win2000 Pro/Server, NT 4.0 Server/Workstation, Win98, Win95, DOS, OS-X/Server
Languages – Basic, Visual Basic, C, Assembly
Software: Exchange, MS Office, FrontPage, AutoCad, Schematic Capture, PCB Layout
Design: Digital Circuits, MicroChip processors, mechanical
Tools: Oscilloscope, Solder Iron, Lathe, Milling Machine, Wood & Metal Saws, Hand Tools

Employment History

dvf Technologies
March 2001 – Present
Owner

Computer consulting to individuals and small businesses
Embedded system design

Wilson County Schools
August 2005 - Present

High school teacher of physics and chemistry

Green County School System
October 2004- July 2004
IT Technician

Manage an in-house network of 9 Cisco switches and 45 Cisco Aironet 1200 Wireless Access Points
Manage Windows 2000 Server and two Apple X Servers
Manage 850 Apple iBooks for teachers and students, plus 60 PC desktop computers

Sailcraft Services, Inc.
March 2003 - April 2003
April 2002 – August 2002

Mechanic
Perform repair maintenance on sailboats and power craft

TriPath Imaging, Inc./AutoCyte, Inc./ Roche Image Analysis Systems, Inc./ Roche Biomedical labs, Inc.

1979 - 2001
Network Administrator
June 1995 – March 2001

Single support person for up to 120 users
Converted company from Novell 3.12 to Microsoft NT based network
Maintained multiple NT servers
Setup and maintained a Microsoft Exchange email system
Specified and maintained all network equipment (i.e. hubs, bridges, routers, NICs)
Determined and implemented end user’s hardware and software needs
Help desk for all company computer/network/software related questions and problems
Provided remote access network connections – remote access and remote control
Maintained a daily backup of the network – including off site storage
Setup new users on the network – including applications, network/local printers and email
Assigned TCP/IP addresses to users
Maintained the AutoCyte web page
Tracked software to insure only legal copies were used.
Kept abreast of trends in computer hardware
Made recommendations for upgrading hardware and software
Established and maintained high speed data connections between sites (T1, ISDN)
Performed basic trouble shooting of Toshiba telephone system

Manager of System Integration
February 1992 – June 1995

Manager of three people within Systems Integration and two people who made up the Shipping/Receiving Department
Built and maintained PC computers for in-house use
Designed and built PC computers for sale with company written software
Repaired PC computers sold to customers
Maintained adequate inventory to build PC systems
Tracked products sold and on loan to customers
Managed a Novell 3.12 network in the manufacturing facility
Setup new users on the network in the manufacturing facility – including applications, local/network printers and email

Manager of Electronics R&D
1983 – February 1992

Responsible for designing/prototyping and building specialized electronic/mechanical devices for use within the medical laboratory. These projects involved the custom design of circuitry using one or more microprocessor and associated hardware. Prototypes were hand wired and programmed in assembly language. Printed circuit boards were drawn for final production units. Typical production runs were from 25 to 150 units
Jointly granted a European patent for a part of one such device
Final project was turned over to Olympus Corporation for manufacturing and distribution to the world health market

Computer Specialist
1981-1983

Responsible for the maintenance of the company’s TRS-80 Model II computers used for data collection from laboratory instruments

Electronic Technician
1979 – 1981

Responsible for maintaining laboratory equipment – repair and QC

Russell C. Davis Planetarium
Program Engineer
October 1977 – June 1979

Aided in the final construction of the new facility
Managed a technical staff of 3 in the production of new public and school programs, and new exhibits
Managed a staff of two planetarium operators
Produced sound track and programmed the automation system for new planetarium productions

Alamance County Schools
Graham High School
August 1974 – October 1977

Science Teacher of Chemistry I, Chemistry II, Physics, Astronomy I, Astronomy II, Biology, Physical Science and Calculus

Continuing Education
2000 – Windows 2000 (5 day, 7 hours/day class)
1999 – Microsoft Exchange Server (5 day, 7 hours/day class)
1997 – Microsoft Exchange Server (5 day, 7 hours/day class)
1997 – Windows NT 4.0 Server (5 day, 7 hours/day class)
1995 – Windows NT 3.51 Server (5 day, 7 hours/day class)
1995 – Windows NT 3.51 Workstation (5 day, 7 hours/day class)
1995 – Novell 3.12 Training (5 day, 7 hours/day class)
1994 – Introduction to Microsoft Access, Advanced Microsoft Access (10 day, 7 hours/day class)
1991 – Implementing the Intel 80C196 Microprocessor (5 day, 7 hours/day class)
1987 – Introduction to C Programming (5 day, 7 hours/day class)
1985 – Personal Microcomputer Interfacing and Instrument Automation (5 day, 7 hours/day class)

Education:
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Master of Arts in Teaching – Physics
Graduated May 1974 Issued a North Carolina G Certificate (562390)

Campbell College BS in Natural Science and Education
Graduated May 1973 Issued a North Carolina A Certificate (562390)

Reference available upon request.

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