I do side technical work for family, friends, and various clients. This includes (but is not limited to) basic technical/helpdesk support, transferring files and licensed programs between machines, web design, setting up new routers (with security), desktops, laptops, printers, webcams, TVs, etc.
I did basic office duties including filing, covering reception desk, RFID inventory, running queries on various forms, logging mail and other files as they came in/out of the department. I also ran mail deliveries interdepartmentally to various buildings on campus. I helped the IT guy with smaller tasks as well.
Besides regular food-related work (cook, sales, customer service), I helped and consulted inexperienced users in basic computer programs and skills; troubleshot any technical problems we were having. I set up a LAN network in the store and set up a print server so all the computers in the store could print on the main laser-jet printer back in the office. I also set up a 4 camera security system; I mounted all the cameras, ran all the wires through the crawl-space in the roof back to the main unit in the office, set up remote viewing through the store's router.
I also designed, hosted, and maintained the store's website. It was taken down because of non-payment, but is available for you to view here - http://www.hbhtallahassee.com/ .
While employed at this locally owned Italian restaurant, I did a lot of various tasks. These tasks include (but were not limited to): prep work in the kitchen; cooking small items and making salads and subs. I was also a cashier and a delivery driver, that was (and still is) committed to customer satisfaction.
The Brake Pad was a small deli that made soups, salads, subs, sandwiches, smoothies, etc. I was in charge of placing food orders, making the weekly schedule, counting the drawer down and making the deposit, getting change, etc.
I have worked in various other kitchens and delis and done almost everything imaginable. I have also worked construction with a company called Pensacola Pools East, Inc. We built many pools from the ground up while I was with them. There is a lot more that goes into building a pool than one would think. The various jobs include (but are not limited to): surveying, digging, plumbing, wiring for electricity, wiring for fiberoptic lighting, and finish work.