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IT Project and Desktop Support
IT support, operations and project delivery across global enterprises — with a practical approach to technology and hands-on problem solving.

Kassel, Germany
IT professional with more than 15 years of experience in enterprise desktop support, IT operations, end-user services and project coordination. Skilled in cross-functional troubleshooting and the delivery of secure, dependable IT support in multicultural organizations.
Background includes Microsoft 365, Active Directory, Exchange Online, Windows and macOS, SCCM, device administration, incident management and IT service management practices.
BSc in Electronics & Communications Engineering, Polytechnic University of the Philippines · ITIL certified
Filipino / Tagalog (native) · English (advanced) · German (basic; continuing studies)
Selected roles from the approved two-page CV.
IT projects, systems and applications, vendor coordination and escalated end-user support.
Remote and on-site support, device configuration and cross-team IT initiatives.
Technical support for senior management and enterprise users; devices, updates and asset lifecycle.
Knowledge-base development, complex-issue analysis, technical guidance and team training.
Multi-site incident support, troubleshooting, ticket management and SLA-based resolution.
Outside my enterprise IT career, I maintain MiRo Digital Tools: a collection of personal tools and experiments created with AI-assisted workflows.
Technologies and disciplines reflected in my work history and personal projects.
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