Milad Chris Ghussen

Milad Chris Ghussen has been in the IT industry since 1998, when they began working as an NT Server/Desktop System Administrator for the United States Postal Service (USPS) Triboro District in New York. In this role, they administered, managed and maintained 150 Windows NT Servers BDC (Backup Domain Controller), 4 Windows NT Servers PDC (Primary Domain Controller), 10 Windows NT Servers Stand-alone (Workgroup), 600+ NT Client Workstations, 300+ NetWare Client Workstations and 400+ IBM POS (Point-Of-Sale). Milad Chris also built, upgraded and configured Windows NT Servers & Netware Servers (Application Servers, File Servers and Print Servers) and configured and managed RAID 5 and RAID 1 on Digital Servers and Compaq Servers.

In 2000, Milad Chris Ghussen began working as a Desktop Support Specialist/System Administrator for Goldman Sachs. In this role, they administered and supported 1000+ users & workstations at Equities Division and implemented, configured and supported Financial Applications Market Data Applications (Bloomberg, Reuters, Bridge Station and NASDAQ workstation).

From 2002 to 2011, Milad Chris Ghussen worked as a Server/Desktop Support Specialist for MLDCSYSTEMS. In this role, they specialized in installing, configuring and managing HP, Dell and Custom Build Servers and RAID Controllers, as well as Windows Server 2000, 2003, 2008.

In 2011, Milad Chris Ghussen began working as an IT Specialist - Server/Desktop Support for US IT Solutions. In this role, they deployed and managed Secured Wired and Wireless Networks, troubleshoot LAN, WAN & Voice Connectivity, and installed and managed HP, Dell, Lenovo, and Custom Build Servers and Desktops.

Milad Chris Ghussen's education history includes obtaining a Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) from the State University of New York in 2012, completing a CNT Computer Network Technology program from the State University of New York - System in 2009, and obtaining an Electronics & Computer Technology degree from DeVry University in 2004.