My
professional life
- I am
doing contracts for different company as a System Integration Specialist. I can manage a
network system, maintain a pool of servers, support many users, update and
program web pages, create different applications and manage project and
peoples. All that on PC, MAC, SUN or Mainframe.
- I worked as a
Product Specialist Digital for Heidelberg in 2002 - 2003.
- I worked
at Xerox from 1976 to 2001 as a national specialist in connected products. I had
the chance to work in a number of fields as this company was
technologically always well in advance (Ethernet, the mouse, GUI interface,
etc.).
- I learn numerous
applications such as Visual Studio, Access, Office 2000, Quark Express,
PhotoShop, Focus, etc.
- I can troubleshoot
various types of networks (Novell, Microsoft, TCP/IP, etc).
- I have a good experience in front end digital color applications (Fiery, Splash, etc.).
- All
that experience is used to create a very efficient program (Rally Scoring)
and help me being a very good administrator producing
fast results during
events.
- You can look at my
curriculum vitae using that PDF file:
CV George Marcotte.
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My email:
email@georgemarcotte.com
My family
There is my 2 girls,
Audrey, 10 year's old and Meggie 5 year's old.
Their
mother, Madeleine is
a naturopath. Take a look at the Web page she created in French: www.santeAuNaturel.com.
My personal interests
Computer
When you have programming as a hobby, only time can limit the
beauty of your creations.
Car Rallying
My interest
in Car Rallying
dates back to 1972. I am doing rally scoring using a computer since 1981. At the
time I was using a Coco from Radio Shack (8 mHz, 48 Kb).
My data was saved on audio tape cassettes and I was dependent on
electricity.
Mountain Bike
As
a youngster I was riding bicycles naturally, but mountain
biking radically
changed my perception of that sport. I never realized that going downhill on a
single track trail could be so much fun. Since, I am riding a Proflex 857 bike
when I have a little time. When I am alone I head for the Bromont
trails,
but for group biking I prefer the Laurentians, with a club called
PDN.
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