Resume for JR Network Admin

jasonwall1212

Summary: Motivated proffesional with 4 years of experience providing Desktop/End user support and as well as networking administration while serving in the US Military . I am looking for growth in the networking field of information technology and willing to put any amount of work and effort to accomplish this.


Education:
High School
Navy IT School( 6 Month course )


Certification:
A+ Certfied
CCNA
CCNA Security


Working Experience:


U.S. Navy 2012-2016


Helpdesk Support (2012-2014)
--Acted as the technical escalation point for Helpdesk and Domain Administrators
--Implemented and installed various software and drivers as needed on client computers
--Added and managed users and computers to domain using active directory.
--Performed moves, additions and changes of workstations for various users.


Administrator(2014-2016)
--Responsible for the overall supervision of the Helpdesk work center
--Administer LAN consisting of over 1000 users
--Performed server reboots on a weekly basis/as needed
--Troubleshoot user connectivity issues
--Troubleshoot inability to access network resources such as network printers.
--Configured Switches/Routers to meet security compliance documentation.
--Configured Switch/Router/Firewall ACLs to allow/deny network traffic
--Deny/Allow user internet connectivity using TMG software.
--Blacklist websites on DNS server
--Document and ecalate all network issues that failed to be resolved

jasonwall1212

It seems that i cant edit my post.. But i forgot to put my question before my resume lol.

I wanted to know if someone can critique my resume and give an opinion if my previous working experience is enough to land a network administrator job , if not what steps should i take to end up in a job like that.

Russ5813

I'd drop the summary/objective section completely--you can add context in your cover letter (you have one, right?). Employers probably won't care about your high school diploma, so you can drop that as well. Look into adding more quantitative bullet points. For example, instead of saying "Performed moves, additions and changes of workstations for various users," say "Performed moves, adds, and changes of workstations for over 300 users within a 6 month period." You get the idea.

To answer the latter, I think you have some good experience and certs (and secret clearance, presumably), so I don't think finding a job will be a problem.

jasonwall1212

Appreciate the feed. Actually i dont even know what a cover letter is to be honest.

scaredoftests

Education/Certifications at the end of your resume. Take out High School. Don't just bullet your descriptions, explain (briefly) what you did.

DCD

Not bad but I would do it more like this. Also add the OS you work with to your summary and work experience. Your work experience was backward Check you spelling as well and you don't need Certified after A+ You have it above. And if you put it in a PDF or word document we could see the format and fonts you are using and spacing.

Summary:
Motivated proffesional with 4 years of experience providing Desktop/End user support and as well as networking administration while serving in the US Military.

Certification:
CCNA Security
CCNA
A+

Education:
Navy IT School

Working Experience:
U.S. Navy 2012-2016

Administrator(2014-2016)
--Responsible for the overall supervision of the Helpdesk work center
--Administer LAN consisting of over 1000 users
--Performed server reboots on a weekly basis/as needed
--Troubleshoot user connectivity issues
--Troubleshoot inability to access network resources such as network printers.
--Configured Switches/Routers to meet security compliance documentation.
--Configured Switch/Router/Firewall ACLs to allow/deny network traffic
--Deny/Allow user internet connectivity using TMG software.
--Blacklist websites on DNS server
--Document and ecalate all network issues that failed to be resolved

Helpdesk Support (2012-2014)
--Acted as the technical escalation point for Helpdesk and Domain Administrators
--Implemented and installed various software and drivers as needed on client computers
--Added and managed users and computers to domain using active directory.
--Performed moves, additions and changes of workstations for various users.

sillymcnasty

You spelled professional wrong.

lol.

Seriously, check all typos. I stopped at the second word.

scaredoftests

certified is spelled wrong as well. Seriously, companies will not look at your resume if you have typos.