Glen Scurr: Electronics Engineering Technologist - resume.doc

Glen: I'm afraid I cannot help you with the technical support job. However, I just bought a house and it needs some renovations. Please contact me and we'll see if we can make arrangements. Timothy Moran

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> Hello, > I'm just following up with my attached resume. > I'm an Electronics Engineering Technologist, 1989 SAIT graduate, with > 9 years of experience as a field service representative for a major > analytical instrumentation company, Thermo Instruments ( Canada ) Inc. > I am very eager to get back into the work force. In my time since > leaving Thermo Instruments I've helped a friend move to Eastern > Canada, I've done some traveling, home renovations, and I've been > working at a few odd jobs as well. > I encourage you to call my former manager at Thermo Instruments, > Michel Tremblay, ( 800 ) 530-8447 ext. 308 to discuss my qualities as > an employee. He was my manager from mid '96 to the time I left Thermo > in October of '98. The parting was a very amicable one. > My field service career involved a lot of troubleshooting and repair > on a wide range of technologies and systems. Every repaired > instrument needs to be fully certified for operation, so I have that > experience in Quality Assurance. I have also done a lot of equipment > installation, training new users, decommissioning older systems. Many > of our customers had regular routine maintenance and certification > contracts as well. There was a lot of technical support work, over > the phone, which involved everything from troubleshooting minor > problems to looking up part numbers to generating quotes for service > contracts and upgrades. I was very much self supervised being based > in Calgary with our office in Mississauga. I would field all of my > own calls, prioritize and schedule visits, and report to the office > with my schedule on a daily basis. My service area was Western Canada > and I would travel on a weekly basis as far west as Victoria BC, and > as far east and north as Thompson Manitoba. I would also travel to > Ontario and Quebec as often as 2 or 3 times per year to help out when > things were busy. > I think that I'm very well suited to fill a technical support position > with a manufacturing or service organization. I would also be ideally > suited to providing maintenance support in a facility such as a large > chemistry laboratory for example. With the right company, such as > Northern Telecom, I would be willing to accept entry level positions > such as assembly line or production work. > evenings at 225-0693. > Regards, > Glen Scurr

I do, however, have trouble distinguishing between my news folders and mail folders. I hope to improve these skills in the future. :-) Put your best lap times and maybe a few screenshots on that resume. I'd hire you! Dale. -- ------------------------------------------------------- Remove SPORK to reply ------------------------------------------------------- > I think that I'm very well suited to fill a technical support position > with a manufacturing or service organization. I would also be ideally > suited to providing maintenance support in a facility such as a large > chemistry laboratory for example. With the right company, such as > Northern Telecom, I would be willing to accept entry level positions > such as assembly line or production work.

Phhttt... No problem, shit happens. I have a friend who accidentally sent a email intended for his girlfriend to every school in Canada with an internet connection. Luckily it was clean... sort of. Doh! Dale. -- ------------------------------------------------------- Remove SPORK to reply ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry, I canceled the post less than a minute after I sent it.