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Here's how I approach IT support—breaking down problems methodically to get people back to work quickly. Here's how I approach IT support, breaking down problems methodically to get people back to work quickly.
When someone's computer acts up, I dig into Windows settings, clear up profile issues, and make sure their system runs smoothly again.
Getting people into the right systems matters.I handle account setups, password resets, and permissions so work isn't held up.
Getting people into the right systems matters. I handle account setups, password resets, and permissions so work isn't held up.
Teams and SharePoint issues can stall projects.I fix access problems and group settings so everyone can collaborate properly.
Teams and SharePoint issues can stall projects. I fix access problems and group settings so everyone can collaborate properly.
When VPNs drop or Wi-Fi goes wrong , I troubleshoot the connection so people can log in and get back to what they need to do.
When VPNs drop or Wi-Fi goes wrong, I troubleshoot the connection so people can log in and get back to what they need to do.
I keep clear notes on fixes so next time we see the same issue, we can resolve it faster and help others learn from it too.
Access Management · 45-minute resolution
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A team couldn't access their SharePoint site after a company restructure. Deadlines were close.
Checked group memberships, found the broken links, fixed permissions in Azure AD, and tested access step by step.
Checked group memberships, fixed permissions, and tested access step by step.
Everyone got access back within the hour. I wrote up the fix so next time it happens, we can resolve it even faster.
Access was restored quickly. I documented the fix so it could be repeated.
Onboarding · Complete setup
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A new hire needed account, software, and access ready for day one.
Created their Microsoft 365 account, set up MFA, added them to distribution lists, and configured their access to Teams and SharePoint.
Created Microsoft 365 account, set MFA, assigned groups, validated Teams/SharePoint access.
They logged in on day one with everything working. No delays, no missing permissions—just straight to work.
They started with everything working. No delays, no missing permissions.
I built a practical IT support lab at home to work through real service desk scenarios. In this setup, I managed Microsoft 365 user accounts, sorted out access permissions, handled password resets, and fixed SharePoint site access issues. I also worked through Windows login problems and performance slowdowns—documenting each fix step by step, just like I would on a real help desk.
This project gave me hands-on experience with identity management, collaboration platform troubleshooting, and writing clear documentation that someone else could follow if they needed to pick up where I left off.
I built a practical IT support lab at home to work through real service desk scenarios. In this setup, I managed Microsoft 365 user accounts, permissions, password resets, SharePoint access issues, and Windows login and performance problems. I documented each fix step by step, like a real help desk workflow.
This project gave me hands-on practice with identity and access, collaboration troubleshooting, and writing clear escalation-ready notes.
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Access Issue
Onboarding
Permission Issue
Security Issue
Performance Issue
This certification shows I understand how Microsoft 365 works under the hood—not just clicking buttons, but knowing why things work the way they do. It helps me explain cloud services to users in plain language and troubleshoot issues more effectively.
Understanding of Microsoft 365 services, identity concepts, licensing, and core admin workflows that map directly to service desk support.
This course taught me a methodical way to approach IT problems—start with the basics, work through possibilities, document what works. I use this structured thinking every time I tackle a ticket, which means fewer overlooked details and clearer solutions.
Structured troubleshooting approach. Clear isolation, hypothesis testing, and documentation that improves handovers and resolution quality.
My degree gave me the foundation to see how different systems connect—not just fixing one problem, but understanding how it fits into the bigger picture. That perspective helps me suggest longer-term solutions that prevent issues from coming back.
Foundation across networking, systems, and service operations. Helps connect user issues to underlying systems and reduce repeat incidents.