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Job Title: Technical Analyst
Education: MS (Computer Information System) Strayer University •• BS (Electronics Engineering) Northwestern Polytechnic University, China ••
Previous Experience: I had been working as electronic engineer since I graduated in 1987. Then I had a chance to migrate to Canada in 1998 and found a job in US. Then I change my major to software engineer. It was hard at the beginning, but since I have the solid technical back group, I picked up very quickly. Now I am technical analyst in a big financial company.
Job Tasks: Our company is financial company; Our mission is to provide liquidity, stability and affordability to the housing market.
My work is responsible for service process automation, non-production environment delivery, test environment support, and RE1 lab administration and coordination. The mission of work is high quality and efficient environment delivery and support through the application of a consistent and streamlined process that complies with the non-production control level.
Process Automation
This includes two parts:
1. provides application administration for the BladeLogic application (change management software for large data centers). These administration responsibilities include:
Environment Delivery
I am responsible for web/middleware non-production environment delivery. Customer Technical Service team works with Delivery Service proect team to define environment request and submit it us. We reviews the request and follow established environment delivery process to fulfill the request.
Tasks include:
I spend most of time on technical work, 5% on administrative task. No travel.
Best and Worst Parts of the Job: The best of the job is I can work on the techinical staff which I like and I am in the good team, my manager is technical expert and our comunication is very well.
The worst parts of the job is continuing reorg in the company and you never concentrate on your goal.
Job Tips:
1. Always have energy to learn new things
2. Adapt the environment quickly
3. Be honest and trustworthy and have an open mind.
4. Need to be productive and proactive to do things,
5. Like to help others and build up good friendships and relationships.
6. Need have a goal in your career, short term and long term,
7. Always have a plan to do things, be prepared and well organized.
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