IT Graduate · Network Infrastructure
David Lanz
Masendo
I build and maintain the physical layer of the network — structured cabling, fiber termination, and the hardware that keeps offices online.
CEB · PH · AVAILABLE FOR WORKI build and maintain the physical layer of the network — structured cabling, fiber termination, and the hardware that keeps offices online.
CEB · PH · AVAILABLE FOR WORKA fresh Information Technology graduate with hands-on field experience in network infrastructure, hardware troubleshooting, and IT support.
I'm an Information Technology graduate who's just as comfortable on a client site as I am in a code editor. My internship at InstallersPH IT Solutions put me on real deployments — pulling and terminating cable, assembling data cabinets, and testing every connection until it held steady. I gravitate toward work where the result is measurable: a clean panel, a passing test, a tagged run someone can trace a year later.
On the software side, I build for the web with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, support Windows systems, diagnose hardware, and document as I go. I'm eager to bring that blend of hands-on infrastructure experience and front-end skill into an entry-level IT or web support role.
A 400-hour internship spent deploying and documenting live network infrastructure.
An online–offsite, router-based mobile application for tracking faculty and student attendance. I designed and built the front-end against a router-based attendance infrastructure for secure, location-aware tracking.
Selected highlights from competitions and conferences.
AttendEase selected among the top 15 capstone projects, judged across technical depth and real-world impact.
Presented AttendEase at the 11th International Conference on Education and Training Technologies.
Open to entry-level IT, networking, and technical support roles. You can reach me anytime through my email or phone, and I'll get back to you quickly.