Mark Esbrook

Mark Esbrook's work experience begins in 2010, when they served as the AITP President at Chattahoochee Tech. In this role, they managed activities, organized community service events, and coordinated meetings with industry speakers.

In 2012, Esbrook worked as a Jr. Software Engineer at Scantech IBS. Mark'stasks included database research and installation, server setup and maintenance, code testing, and computer repair. Mark also received training in Linux.

From 2013 to 2014, Esbrook served as the Director of Database Integration at AllPoints Solutions, LLC. Mark'sresponsibilities involved planning, developing, and distributing various applications. Mark maintained databases, set up and managed server infrastructure for mobile applications, and implemented necessary software and technologies.

Starting in 2014, Esbrook joined Packard Inc as a Database Administrator, Software Developer, Website Administrator, and IT Project Manager. Mark managed IT projects, ensured data integrity across different storage entities, and developed BI reports. Mark also worked on mobile and support application development using tools such as SQL Server, Microsoft Azure, Visual Studio, and GitHub.

Most recently, Esbrook has been a Developer at DiversiTech Corporation since 2022. Mark'sprimary focus includes API programming, scripting, and ETL.

Overall, Esbrook has gained a diverse set of skills and experiences in database management, software development, server administration, and project management throughout their career.

Mark Esbrook has a strong educational background in the field of Information Technology. Mark obtained a Master's degree in Information Technology from Kennesaw State University, where they studied from 2019 to 2022. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering from the same university, studying from 2011 to 2015. Before their undergraduate studies, Mark attended Chattahoochee Technical College from 2009 to 2011, where they pursued an Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Programming.