Martin Siry

Martin Siry has a range of work experience in the field of technology support and analysis. Martin started their career as an Information Technology/Data Processing professional at Cohen & Slamowitz, LLP, where they provided desktop and phone support to a team of 100 users. In this role, they managed users within Active Directory and programmed internal websites using HTML, CSS, PHP, and SQL.

After working at Cohen & Slamowitz, Siry joined Herrick, Feinstein LLP as a Technical Support Analyst. Here, they provided general IT support for a medium-sized firm, managed users within Active Directory, and set up audiovisual conferences between three offices. Martin also imaged and deployed PCs when necessary.

Following their time at Herrick, Feinstein LLP, Siry worked at Hodgson Russ LLP as the NYC Lead Technology Specialist and SharePoint Developer. Martin provided technical assistance and support for computer systems, software, and hardware in the NYC office. Siry also handled troubleshooting tasks and maintained documentation within the firm's knowledge base. Martin played a role in designing a new firm intranet using SharePoint 2016 with Handshake integration.

Most recently, Siry joined Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP as an Enterprise Applications Analyst. Their role involves analyzing enterprise applications and providing support as needed.

Overall, Siry has developed a strong skill set in technology support and analysis, with a focus on Active Directory management, SharePoint development, and troubleshooting.

Martin Siry completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems from Long Island University from the year 2002 to 2007. Martin also obtained certifications in Sharepoint Designer Level 1 and Level 2 from ONLC. Additionally, they have certifications in Technical Support Fundamentals and G Suite Administrator Fundamentals from Coursera, as well as certifications in SharePoint Designer 2010 Level 1 and Level 2 from ONLC Training Centers. These certifications were obtained at various times, with the most recent being in February 2019.