Hello! I am Steven Corns. I work as a DEV OPS tech and Sysadmin. I have passion for finding solutions to everyday problems with technology.
Work Experience
Technology Assistant
McDowell County Schools
Worked as the first line of support for technological needs of a single educational facility in McDowell County North Carolina. Includes troubleshooting, management, and escalation of technological needs of students and staff.
Information Technology Management
Premier Sales Marketing - Part Time
Support and manage the needs of a small broker company that provides services to grocery stores in WNC. All technology aspects include a NAS, intranet webserver, and user systems.
Emergency Services
Old Fort Police Depart / McDowell County Emergency Manag
Worked as Law Enforcement for a small town in WNC. Managed their technology needs while serving as the first school resource officer that the department had. Built servers, systems, and mobile technology needs of the department on a limited and low budget.
Worked for McDowell County Emergency Management as a 911 communicator on advanced systems that manage the emergency needs of McDowell County.
Education
High School
Charles D Owen
Graduated
Associate of Science in Computer Applications
American Military University
AMU is a section a American Public University with a GPA of 3.6.
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Management
American Military University
AMU is a section a American Public University with a GPA of 3.94.
Skills
SYSADMIN
HTML/CSS
CLOUD BASED SYSTEMS
Contact Info
Hobbies
I was an engineer in the
Army. I like to spend my time either constructing or working with my hands in
general. Working on things like my home lab is where I like to spend quite a
bit of time. I like trying to repurpose technology to fit a need. The server this
website is hosted on is on an old laptop running windows server alongside a VM
of Ubuntu server.
Why a laptop? Easy it's a server with a built-in
battery backup. I had a Lenovo think server running DDR3 Ram with an Intel Xeon
processor. When I graduated with my AS in Computer Applications I decided
to upgrade my laptop which led to having an extra whole machine to play with.
With an i5 processor and DDR4, I decided to see what I could get out of it.
Obviously, this server isn't meant for large loads or even heavy traffic. With
raspberry pi's running business-level applications I thought that software and
hardware are more optimized to test out the limits of something like an old
laptop.