Cody DeVecht

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Systems Administrator

Challenge Manufacturing
March 2016 - Current

Implemented ITIL Service Desk for Incident, Problem, Change & Request Management
Implemented Actify Centro for CAD Data Management
System analysis & sumpport for 1500+ devices
Active Directory administration
Group Policy administration
Disaster Recovery design & implementation
Exchange 2013 migration & administration
EMC SAN administration
System Center Suite 2012 R2
Level I, II & III support
Track-IT! administration
Samanage implementation & administration
Network troubleshooting & support
Hyper-V & VmWare (HA) administration
RHEL7 administration

IT\Web Support

Action Industrial Supply
September 2015 - March 2016

Implemented help desk solution
Implemented network monitoring
Exchange 2013 administration
Network troubleshooting & support
Hyper-V & VmWare (non-HA) administration
Level I, II, & III Break/Fix support
Epicor Prophet 21 administration & support
VOIP support

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January 2023 - June 2025

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