Preston Van Treese

Preston Van Treese has a diverse work experience in the field of IT support and services. Starting in 2009, they worked at Care West Insurance Risk Management as an IT Support Specialist, where they managed all technology needs for a small office, including server and workstation maintenance, software repair and installation, and vendor management. From 2013 to 2015, Preston worked at Horizon Technology, first as a Testing Engineer, ensuring the proper operation of testing hardware and developing new equipment and protocols. Later, they served as an IT Support Specialist, managing SharePoint, Active Directory, and SQL Server, and improving existing systems and processes. Since 2015, Preston has been employed at S90 Technology, initially as a Service Desk Technician, delivering IT solutions and troubleshooting hardware and software issues for clients. Currently, they hold the role of Service Delivery Engineer at S90 Technology, using their expertise in Workstation, Server, VoIP, Virtualization, and Network Security to meet operational and SLA goals, and serving as an escalation point for complex tasks. Preston is known for their adaptability, quick learning, and dedication to meeting customer needs.

Preston Van Treese attended Stanbridge University from 2014 to 2015, where they studied Information Technology. Preston did not obtain a degree during this time. Before attending Stanbridge University, Preston completed their high school education at Newport Harbor Highschool, although the start and end years are not specified. In addition to their formal education, Preston has obtained several certifications. In September 2014, they earned the A+ certification from CompTIA. In November 2015, they obtained the Network+ certification, also from CompTIA. In September 2015, Preston earned the HDI Desktop Support Technician certification from HDI. Later, in December 2016, they obtained the Security+ certification from CompTIA. Preston'smost recent certification is the MCSA: Windows 10, which they obtained from Microsoft in September 2017.