William White
About William White
William White is a Deskside Support Technician at Boston Scientific and holds multiple roles in the technology field.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
William White currently holds the position of Deskside Support Technician at Boston Scientific. He has been with the company since 2018, working in Marlborough, Massachusetts. His responsibilities involve providing technical support and troubleshooting for desktop systems, ensuring that all hardware and software issues are resolved promptly and efficiently.
Field Verification Specialist at TekCom Resources, Inc.
Since 2017, William White has been working at TekCom Resources, Inc. as a Field Verification Specialist. Based in Worcester, Massachusetts, his role includes verifying field data and ensuring its accuracy. This position demands a high attention to detail and the ability to work independently in various field settings.
Wireless Analyst at TEKsystems
In 2016, William White joined TEKsystems as a Wireless Analyst in Worcester, Massachusetts. His responsibilities include analyzing and optimizing wireless networks, solving connectivity issues, and ensuring optimal network performance. His work supports the critical infrastructure of wireless communication systems.
Previous Role at Atos
From 2014 to 2016, William White served as a Desktop Build Technician at Atos in Hartford, Connecticut. In this capacity, he was responsible for the setup, configuration, and deployment of desktop systems. His role also involved ongoing maintenance and upgrades to ensure the seamless operation of computer systems.
Military Service with United States Army Reserve
William White dedicated four years, from 2010 to 2014, to serving in the United States Army Reserve as a Field Artillery Firefinder Radar Operator. This role involved operating radar systems to detect and track artillery fire and providing critical information to support military operations.
Education at Tantasqua Regional High School
William White attended Tantasqua Regional High School from 2005 to 2009. During his four years at the school, he completed his high school education, laying the foundation for his future career in technical support and field operations.