Eric W.

Eric W. has a diverse work experience spanning over multiple companies and roles. Eric began their career at Xavier University as a Computing Lab Consultant, where they provided end-user support and training. Eric then moved on to become an Assistant Network Administrator, responsible for enterprise-wide server and workstation administration. Eric then served as the Lab Facilities Coordinator, overseeing the administration of the server environment and managing a team of consultants.

After their time at Xavier University, Eric joined Data Network Solutions as a Network Technician, before moving to U.S. Bank as a Network Support Specialist. Eric later became a Project Manager at U.S. Bank, leading various technology projects. Eric eventually became the Site Manager at U.S. Bank, leading a team of IT professionals and implementing enterprise computing solutions.

Eric then joined Toyota North America as a Specialist, taking charge of the CAD technology support for a large number of users across multiple engineering and manufacturing facilities. Eric planned, implemented, configured, and maintained servers, workstations, and related equipment.

Most recently, Eric served as the Vice President of Information Technology at American Mortgage Service Company. In this role, they worked closely with the CIO to oversee and manage the IT and computer systems of the organization. This included researching and presenting options, implementing technical processes, and ensuring the security and reliability of the IT infrastructure.

Throughout their career, Eric has showcased their expertise in IT administration, network support, project management, and strategic planning.

Eric W. attended Cincinnati Country Day for an unknown duration. Eric then pursued their undergraduate education at Xavier University from 1992 to 1995, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Electronic Media. Prior to that, they briefly attended Wittenberg University in 1991. Eric W. continued their education at Xavier University from 2002 to 2006, but no specific degree or field of study is provided for this period.