Brian Dinino

Worked on building out a new addition to the data center . This involved the following steps: Getting the racks installed , tied down and leveled ; running the copper cabling as well as fiber from the core racks to the AGG racks; installing PDUs into the racks and lastly labeling the individual racks.

Unboxing servers , sledding , and installing the rails into the racks to be able to rack the servers. After servers are racked cable accordingly to the TOR switch.

Drives swaps; RAM swaps, full chassis swaps; motherboard swaps ; swapping out bad fiber/ copper cabling. As well as swapping out TOR switches .

Another task was assessing a down port in a switch. The steps taken where re-seat the fiber, clean the fiber , swap out the fiber and if still no luck then swapping out the QSFP.

• While working at the vitamin shoppe I would help customers find what they were looking for
• If they needed a certain supplement, I would help them by giving my input on what I knew about the supplement
• I would also deal with checking the customers out

• Repaired backup hardware on devices such as servers
• Some of the repairs done on servers include, RAM swaps, drive swaps, motherboard swap, complete chassis swap and other miscellaneous components within the server
• I've also helped with networking side of things, including cabling the core and switch firmware updates
• In 2018 I was a part of a Data Center moved coined the “26 mile move” . The move was from the data center on route 183 (DLT building) to Tierpoint building in Breiningsville. This was all done in a live environment , so it was very very important to work quickly, efficiently, and carefully. This move ended up getting done a week ahead of time.

• This job primarily focused on pulling truck and getting the items to their respective spots
• Also, helped with assisting customers and cashier

Worked on deploying computers to Widener University . This included the Delaware Law campus and the Chester , Pa main campus. This involved working with a group of technicians to get the new PCs into the professors/admins offices. Once all new equipment was set up the professors data would be transferred and new PC ready to go for them. Lastly, I made sure that everything was neatly set up looking better than before and removed the old equipment from their office.

I also helped work on the Kutztown University PC deployment. This was basically the same scenario as Widener, expect the whole project took place in Kutztown, Pa, where the university is. On this project myself and the team deployed the new computers into the professors/admins offices. Once new computer was in place with data transferred over. Their new PC was ready to be used and old equipment removed.

Cartech PC deployment. This PC deployment was a bit different . This was handled by the DSS techs that were already on site at Cartech and I was one of them. We would get the PC set up and everything transferred over ahead of time, so when we got to the physically desk it was just a matter of swapping out the PC. I worked in a separate building for a little bit while on site getting a bunch of the computers imaged ahead of time.