I'm a passionate professional with 32 years of experience in the IT industry. I specialize in communication, programming, and AI integration and have worked with various clients and companies to deliver outstanding results.
I'm a seasoned IT professional with over 30 years of experience, starting with building PCs at age 9 and running a T1 line from my bedroom for my mom's ISP. From coding in Visual Basic as a high school freshman to designing custom websites and programming Cisco switches, I've tackled it all—network infrastructure, cloud administration, and even AI projects like a meeting translator and a marketing chatbot. Now, as a cloud admin for a mold-making company, I manage Microsoft 365, Adobe, and frontline tech support while exploring AI integration to streamline business processes. Passionate about blending tech and innovation, I’m transitioning into an AI integration specialist, ready to solve real-world challenges with practical, impactful solutions.
Name: Mark Melesenka
Email: mark.r.melesenka@gmail.com
Phone: +1 (813) 559-0013
From: Port Richey, Florida
Freelance: Available
Languages: English, Others
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Ortel Technologies
Stepped into a leadership role at Ortel Technologies as Lead Wireless Network Installer, and I owned every project. I led teams to install cabling, access points, and terminate Cat5e, Cat6, and fiber optic cables, building wireless networks that were fast and reliable. I ran signal tests to ensure perfect coverage, managed logistics like material orders, and kept projects on track by overseeing schedules, payroll, and reports. My ability to juggle technical work and team management made me the linchpin for delivering top-notch wireless solutions.
JSA Healthcare
As an Information Systems Specialist at JSA Healthcare in St. Petersburg, FL, I took charge of a massive Windows XP to Windows 7 migration across multiple clinics. I built Acronis images for Lenovo All-in-One PCs, ensuring a smooth rollout with zero downtime. I also spearheaded a biometric authentication pilot, setting up software and enrolling staff to boost security—a game-changer for their operations. .
LT Communications
Got my hands dirty as a Network Technician at LT Communications in Lutz, FL, and loved every second of it. I installed voice and data network drops to EIA/TIA standards, wired MDF/IDF closets for new builds, and configured Avaya IP 500 and Nortel phone systems to fit each client’s needs. Whether it was troubleshooting a phone system or setting up routers and switches, I made sure every network I touched was rock-solid and ready for business.
Siwel Consulting/p>
At Siwel Consulting in Tampa, I leveled up as a Technical Support Analyst, supporting heavyweights like Verizon and JetBlue. I tackled complex software and network issues using Citrix and Windows Terminal Services, keeping critical systems humming for clients across the globe. They trusted me to take charge as the overnight shift’s management presence, and I owned it—leading the team, making tough calls, and proving I could handle high-stakes environments with confidence.
GPS Fleet Solutions
Jumped into a Support Specialist role at GPS Fleet Solutions in Tampa, FL, and absolutely crushed it. I was the go-to guy for remotely installing and configuring software via Citrix, troubleshooting tricky network issues, and testing GPS gear. My knack for staying cool under pressure and solving problems fast made sure customers were happy and operations ran like a well-oiled machine. It was here I really honed my remote support skills, setting the stage for bigger challenges.
World Wide Web Insitute
By my teens, I was teaching myself web design when the internet was still a clunky, dial-up adventure. At 16, I landed a gig at the World Wide Web Institute, coding websites and soaking up everything about the digital frontier. By the summer I was 17, they made me a team lead, guiding a crew of designers and developers. Leading projects at that age? Yeah, that showed me I could handle big responsibilities and rally a team to build something awesome.
I was just a kid messing around with screwdrivers and circuit boards at my mom’s boyfriend’s computer business, building PCs from scratch. That’s where my love for tech kicked off—taking apart machines, figuring out how they ticked, and putting them back together better. It wasn’t just a hobby; it was the spark that set me on a lifelong path in IT, learning the ins and outs of hardware before I even hit high school.