Mark Godec

Mark Godec has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Mark has worked at Gordon Flesch Company since 2015, where they currently serve as an Output Management Support Engineer, providing support for OM solutions such as uniFLOW and Papercut. Prior to this role, they worked as a Service Desk Technician at the company, providing printer support for customers through calls and email tickets.

In addition, Mark has experience as a Content Creator for the YouTube channel Game, Rinse, Repeat. From 2015 to 2017, they worked alongside their wife and another colleague, handling tasks such as recording, creating thumbnails, managing video streams, and posting on social media. However, they decided to close the channel due to limitations within the YouTube community.

Before that, Mark worked as a Service Desk Technician at the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families, supporting VDI environments and troubleshooting desktop issues. Mark also had a short-term contract position as a Desktop Support for Meriter Hospital, assisting users with the conversion to the Unity Point system.

Prior to these roles, Mark gained experience as an Associate Business Application Partner at LinkEHR, LLC, where they helped build a call center and supported clients as part of an Epic Helpdesk. Mark also worked as Level 1 Helpdesk Support for TDS Telecommunications Corp., providing support for US Cellular employees.

Furthermore, Mark has experience in content management, production management, and writing roles. Mark worked at PurgeGamers from 2012 to 2013 as a Content Manager and was involved in the creation of Couch. Mark also held multiple positions at Gamezombie, including Production Manager/Writer, Producer (Whitewater location), and Head Writer-Whitewater.

Overall, Mark Godec's work experience showcases their versatility and expertise in technical support, content creation, and management roles.

Mark Godec obtained their Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where they studied from 2008 to 2011.