From: mario@uhunix.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu (Mario D. Sagucio)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Looking for Positions in Tech. Support / Multimedia in S. Calif.
Date: 9 Sep 92 21:00:15 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: University of Hawaii at Manoa
                                             98-605 Noholaii St.
                                             Aiea, HI 96701

I am interested in pursuing a position in multimedia or technical support
in the Southern California area.  I have gained a wide variety of experience
working for the University of Hawaii Computing Center for six years. 
Enclosed is my resume detailing my work experience and education.
 
I am currently employed by the University of Hawaii Computing Center in
Honolulu, Hawaii.  My primary duty is to promote multimedia to the
University's campus-wide system, including community colleges.  I give
multimedia presentations and provide training on multimedia software like
Hypercard and Toolbook.  Developing multimedia applications involving
CD-ROMs and laserdisc players is also part of my responsibilities.  Aside
from multimedia support, I also assist individuals with microcomputer related
problems.

Prior to working with multimedia, I was a consultant for the Computing
Center.  I worked at the Consulting Desk providing user support for three
of the University's mainframes including IBM under TSO, VAX VMS, and UNIX
systems (refer to my enclosed resume for details).  I worked extensively
with the IBM PS/2, installing option boards, configuring software
applications, and solving hardware and software problems.  Being a
microcomputer lab manager  left me responsible for hiring student personnel
and selecting hardware and software for the use of the University community.  

My most important project with the Computing Center was the  implementation
and administration of our first Token Ring Local Area Network.  With the
help of two other staff members we planned and installed the wiring system
and configured the IBM Token Ring Network's operating system, application
software, and FTP and Telnet programs.

Should a position be available requiring my background please contact me via
phone at (808)956-2408, email at mario@uhunix.uhcc.hawaii.edu or mail to
the address above.  Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Mario D. Sagucio


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                                Mario D. Sagucio
                             98-605 Nohoalii Street
                             Honolulu, Hawaii 96701
                             Home:  (808) 488-7624  
                             Work:  (808) 956-2408
                     E-mail:  mario@uhunix.uhcc.hawaii.edu

OBJECTIVE
	To work  in a computer related field with preference in multimedia 
        or technical support.

EDUCATION
	Received my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the 
        UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII at MANOA in August 1990.

COMPUTER EXPERIENCE
	Systems:                IBM ES9000 running TSO, SUN/490 running UNIX, 
                                VAX 8550 running  VMS, IBM micro computers
                                running DOS, Windows, and OS/2, and
                                Macintosh micro computers running system 7.
	Programming Languages:  C, QuickBasic, Pascal, 8086 Assembly Language 
                                and COBOL.
	Networks:               Experienced with IBM Token Ring Local Area 
                                Network running OS/2 and the IBM LAN Server
                                program and NCSA's Telnet and FTP programs.
                                Familiar with Novell. 
	Multimedia:             Toolbook, Linkway, Hypercard, Supercard, 
                                CD-ROMs, Laserdisc players, and the Video
                                boards.
	Software:               Various DOS, Windows and Macintosh 
                                wordprocessors, spreadsheets, graphics, and
                                statistical programs such as WordPerfect, MS
                                Word, MS Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Harvard
                                graphics, CorelDraw, Arts & Letter, Pagemaker,
                                SAS and SPSS. 

WORK EXPERIENCE 	
     COMPUTER SPECIALIST III	Feb. 1992 - Present
     University of Hawaii Computing Center, Honolulu, Hawaii
     Promote multimedia to the University's campus-wide system by giving
     multimedia presentations and provide training on multimedia application
     software.  Develop multimedia applications involving laserdisc players
     and CD-ROMs.  Advise and consult individuals with selection and use
     of hardware and software.  Manage the PLATO system, computer-based
     instructional mainframe.  Salary:  $30,768 annually.

     COMPUTER SPECIALIST III	Sept. 1990 - Feb. 1992
     University of Hawaii Computing Center, Honolulu, Hawaii
     Provided consulting services to the University community on computer 
     related problems including three of the University's mainframes (IBM,
     VAX VMS, and UNIX systems).  Programmed extensively in SAS, a
     statistical package on the IBM mainframe using Job Control Language 
     (JCL).  Solved IBM PS/2 hardware problems and instructed individuals
     with the use of various microcomputer software.  Supervised and
     trained student employess for the Computing Center's microcomputer lab
     and Counsulting Office.  Implemented and administered a Token Ring
     Local Area Network running IBM's OS/2 and the LAN Server program.
     Salary:  $29,100 annually.

     STUDENT CONSULTANT	Sept. 1988 - Aug. 1990
     University of Hawaii Computing Center, Honolulu, Hawaii
     Debugged students' programs and provided support for the University's 
     IBM, UNIX, VMS mainframes, and IBM micro computers.  Worked with
     scanners, plotters, laser printers, and various DOS and Macintosh
     based applications.

     STUDENT PROGRAMMER	Oct. 1989 - June 1990
     University of Hawaii, Department of Human Resources, Honolulu, Hawaii
     Document and analyzed, using SAS, data collected from nine different
     states.  
	
     COMPUTER OPERATOR	Sept. 1986 - Sept. 1988
     University of Hawaii Computing Center, Honolulu, Hawaii
     Assisted in the operations and maintenance of the University's two 
     IBM mainframes, IBM 3081 and IBM 4381).
 
PERSONAL
     Enjoy tennis, basketball, baseball, travel and cooking.  Coached 
     little league and high school baseball teams.

REFERENCES
     Available upon request.


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