For The Record (FTR)
Mark D'Arcy began their work experience as a Trainee Engineer at Logical Systems from March 2000 to November 2000. Mark then worked as a Technical Support at Spowers Architects from January 2001 to September 2001. Following that, they joined FTR in November 2001 as a Senior Systems Engineer, where they held various roles including Level 3 Technical Support, Software installation, Networking, Desktop Support, Server Administration and Management, Network Administration, Software Development, Troubleshooting, Training, Sales Engineering, and System Design.
Mark D’Arcy completed their education at Lynwood Senior High School from 1990 to 1995. Mark then pursued a Diploma of Technology in Computer Systems Engineering at South Metropolitan TAFE from 1996 to 1998.
For The Record (FTR)
For the Record (FTR) assists courts around the world to capture, store and distribute court recordings and transcripts while also providing fast and secure access to attorneys, parties and court reporters. Their fully-managed solution and service models provide measurable improvements to digital court recording and management processes whileprotecting court governance with the highest level of security and control.By working alongside their customers, they’ve learned first-hand that quality audio is the key to success. It underpins the entire court recording lifecycle and is critical to the delivery of broadcast quality audio and video and a precise and fast transcript.