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EHIMARE MICHAEL IRIBHOGBE
7 Ingram Walk Aberdeen, Scotland, AB12 3JS | emiribhogbe@yahoo.com | 07903019764
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Career Objective
To engineer business problems with technical applications, and relevant acquired IT Skills like web designs and development, programming among others while working with a target driven and exceptional desire to succeed.
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IT Skills
Computing Skills: * Familiar with windows 98/2000/XP, Vista, and most especially Windows 7 * Familiar with Windows 7 rollout as well as windows server 2000, 2003, 2008. * Familiar with Microsoft Word, Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel * Proficient in programming with Java * Proficient in Cloud Computing (Amazon Web Services, Ubuntu and Linux Web servers) * Proficient in the implementation of Database Management Systems with MySQL and Oracle * Familiar with web based technologies like HTML5, JSP, XML, XLST, CSS, JavaScript (JQuery), PHP, TCP/IP, HTTP and MVC-CodeIgniter * Familiar with Network Web Hosting and Internet LAN/WAN Technologies for implementing Router connections, Switching, DNS, EIGRP, BGP, VOIP, OSPF, VPN and ACL

Other Skills: * Good interpersonal skills * Ability to work under pressure and actively in a team * Ability to meet up with set target * Ability communicate effectively with senior executives and managers

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Education and Certificates
Robert Gordon University Sep 2011 – Dec 2012
MSc Computing Information Engineering with Network Management (Merit) * MSc project: Evaluation of the scalability of a simulated cloud hosted software application. * Development of e-commerce website using PHP, MySQL, HTML5 and CSS. * Development of database management system using Oracle
Benson Idahosa University, Benin City, Nigeria. Jun 2005 - Jul 2009
BSc. Computer Science

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