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Kevin Beattie 277 Deerwood Dr. Hanwell, New Brunswick E3E 1B8 Kevin.Beattie@Unb.Ca (506) 450-9605 (Home) (506) 471-8535 (Cell) Kevin Beattie 277 Deerwood Dr. Hanwell, New Brunswick E3E 1B8 [email protected] (506) 450-9605 (Home) (506) 471-8535 (Cell) EDUCATION Sept 2005 to Enrolled at the University of New Brunswick, Bachelor of Science in Geological present Engineering • Including: o Engineering Geology 2022 o Design and Communication 1013 o Computer Science, Programming 1003 June 2006 Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) training (Microstation, ADI) Jan. 2006 Workplace Health and Safety Training, University of New Brunswick, Chem. Dept. Aug. 2005 Young Drivers of Canada Safe Driving Certification June 2005 Graduate of Fredericton High School (Honours) Oct. 2004 Certificate of Standard First Aid and CPR Level C SCHOLASTIC • Thomas Washburn Scholar AWARDS • M. Patrick Gillin Award in Engineering • Black Kat Scholar • Academic Black “F” for average above 85 at FHS • Activity Back “F” for extensive involvement in extracurricular activities at FHS • Mr. & Mrs. Douglas S. Biggs Award • Kinsmen Club of Fredericton Award • Governor Thomas Carleton Award • Colter Family Award for above average academic achievement and leadership in extracurricular activities • FHS Student of the Month- October 2001, April 2004 • All-Around Outstanding Achievement Awards Grade 7 - Grade 12 • Outstanding Achievement in: o University of Waterloo’s Canadian Mathematics Competitions’ Pascal Mathematics Contest and Fermat Mathematics Contest (Top 25%) o Grade 9 Math, Grade 9 Science, Grade 10 Science, Grade 11 History, Intro. to Calculus 120 EXTRACURRICULAR • Member of the Senior Concert Band and High School Orchestra, Fredericton High School ACTIVITIES (2002-2005) • Various Math and Physics Competitions • Participation in Duke of Edinburgh International Award Program (Completed requirements for Bronze, Silver, and, Gold Awards) • Member of Fredericton High School Reach for the Top team (2002-2005) • 2nd Vice-President for 2004-2005 of the Fredericton High School Student Representative Council Executive • John Peters Humphrey Model United Nation Delegate (2004, 2005) • Student liaison to the Parent School Support Committee (FHS, 2004-2005) • Member of the following clubs and societies at the University of New Brunswick; o Physics Society, CHSR (Campus Radio), Geological Engineering Society, Bailey Society (Geology Society), Engineering Undergraduate Society • Official Tutor, University of New Brunswick: Faculties of Engineering, Science (Dept. of Geology), Computer Science. College of Extended Learning, Student Affairs and Services COMPUTER SKILLS • Highly experienced with Internet research • Able to learn new systems/applications very easily • Experience in troubleshooting computers via phone, Internet, or direct servicing • Experience building, maintaining, and installing computers and networks VOLUNTEER • Orientation Leader – Student Union Orientation 2006 “Redshirt”, University of New EXPERIENCE Brunswick • Orientation Leader – Engineering Academic Orientation 2006 – Faculty or Engineering, University of New Brunswick • Fredericton High School Peer Tutoring (2001-2005) • Track and Field and Cross Country Official for Athletics New Brunswick, trained Photofinish/Phototiming Judge, technician and meet manager (2004-present) • Computers For Schools volunteer (2002-2004) • Webmaster/Commentator for the Capital City Classic Basketball Tournament (2004) WORK EXPERIENCE • Salesperson o WaterSmith Art Extensive sales experience at various shops and trade/retail shows throughout the Maritimes (2000- present) o Staples Sales and technological consultation experience as a Computers and Business Machines Associate, winning numerous sales competitions and receiving customer service satisfaction feedback (2006- present) • Engineering o ADI Public Works Division, Transportation Traffic Volume Surveying, Fredericton and Saint John New Brunswick o ADI Technical Services Division Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) work (Microstation, ADI), shop drawing mark-ups • Researcher o WaterSmith Art Product and supply information, acquisition information, and technological advisor o Ronald J. Hawkes Silver Plate, antique and gold collection location, pricing, and resale information • Library Assistant o Ronald J. Hawkes Cataloging and organizing Silver Plate, antique, collectibles, porcelain, glass and gold reference collection o Grace Memorial Church Library Member of library committee at Grace Memorial United Baptist Church. Work entails the processing of books from purchase to the shelf and Sunday duty, which includes assisting in the signing out process and locating books for library users • Property Care o Gardening and Lawn-care Caretaker of the grounds of Ann and Alec Dalzell during the summer season, including watering and mowing the lawn, managing outdoor gardens and caring for indoor plants, including seedlings Caretaker of the Gardens at 176 Waterloo Row among other properties o Inspection and security Inspection of house interiors for insurance purposes while tenants are away Patrol of houses and properties while tenants are away • Information Technology Work o District 18/Computers for Schools (CFS) Building of computers for Computers for Schools (CFS) (District record holder) Maintaining of computers and networks for District 18 at Fredericton High School o ADI Ltd. Technical Services Division (Gold Performance Award, 2005) Conducted and implemented an inventory of licensed computer software programs and computers, responsible for the removal of all non-licensed software (Anti-Piracy officer), provided technical support to all users (2004-2005) Responsible for verification and issuing of user passwords and general network administration. Member of the IT Team in providing internal support to ADI staff as a computer analyst and a systems administrator. Oversaw network security and management of assets. (2005-present) o Staples (see Salesperson above) Work as resident technician, carrying out: servicing, consultations, upgrades, troubleshooting, warranty and non-warranty repairs, and diagnostics as a member of the Staples Easy Tech Force (2006-present) • Food Services o New York Fries Cashier and cook • Sound Technician o Grace Memorial Church Operation of Sound Board and Sound System OTHER INTERESTS • Traveling • Reading • Wilderness backpacking .
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