Joshua Cronin

Joshua Cronin has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Joshua began their career as a Maintenance Electrician Apprentice at Foxwoods Resort Casino in 2004 and later became a Maintenance Electrician, responsible for troubleshooting and repairing electrical systems. In 2015, they joined D/E/F Services Group, Ltd as an Electrical Estimator and later transitioned to the role of Low Voltage Estimator.

In 2019, Joshua joined Sonitrol Security Carolinas as a Project Design Manager, where they worked closely with the Sales Team to design and establish project scopes for CCTV, access control, intrusion detection, and fire alarm projects. Joshua ensured code compliance, coordinated with the Operations Manager and Scheduler, and obtained the necessary materials for project installation.

Most recently, Joshua joined Tech Systems in 2021 as a Project Manager, where they oversee and manages projects for the company.

Joshua Cronin completed their high school education at South Kingstown High School from 1994 to 1999, earning a High School Diploma. In terms of additional certifications, they obtained various professional certifications such as Procore Certified: Project Manager (Core Tools), Procore Certified: Project Manager (Project Management), and Procore Certified: Project Manager (Quality & Safety) from Procore Technologies in December 2019. Joshua also achieved certification in Fire Protection: Fire Alarm Systems - Level I from NICET in April 2019. In 2018, they obtained the Milestone Certified Business-ready Professional (MCBP) certification from Milestone Systems.

In 2015, they completed multiple courses including CSS Cross-Country, Front End Formations, Front End Foundations, and Journey Into Mobile from Code School. Joshua also completed the course "Intro to Web Development with HTML and CSS" from Zenva in May 2021 and the course "Responsive Web Design" from freeCodeCamp in January 2021. Joshua Cronin obtained the Electrical Unlimited Journeyperson certification from the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection in February 2006 and the Emergency Medical Technician certification from the Connecticut Department of Public Health in December 2014. There are also several additional certifications listed, such as "Adventures in Web Animations," but no specific information is provided about these certifications.