Daniel Monteith Knight
About Daniel Monteith Knight
Daniel Monteith Knight is an IT Engineer at Endava in London, specializing in Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OS, and Google platforms.
Current Role at Endava
Daniel Monteith Knight is currently employed as an IT Engineer at Endava in London, United Kingdom. His responsibilities include providing 2nd Level onsite support and handling support escalations from the Service Desk. He specializes in Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OS, and Google platforms. He is also responsible for the documentation, maintenance, and provision of IT systems.
Previous Experience at Trinity Mirror
From 2013 to 2016, Daniel Monteith Knight worked as an IT Support Engineer at Trinity Mirror, now known as Reach PLC, in Canary Wharf. During his tenure, he handled various IT support tasks and contributed to the smooth operation of the company's IT infrastructure.
Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust
Between 2006 and 2010, Daniel Monteith Knight served as a 2nd/3rd Line Field Engineer at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust in London. In this role, he was responsible for providing comprehensive IT support and troubleshooting across multiple locations within the trust.
Educational Background
Daniel Monteith Knight studied at Havering College of Further Education, where he achieved an OCR Level 2 qualification in Computer Technology/Computer Systems Technology. He also completed training in Cisco systems and earned a CCENT certification. These qualifications have equipped him with a solid foundation in IT and network administration.
Technical Expertise
Daniel Monteith Knight possesses a wide range of technical expertise. He is skilled in administering Active Directory and provides networking support, including cabling and troubleshooting. He is also experienced with desktop/server image software and phone support for systems like Cisco, Mitel, and Vodafone Vone-C. Additionally, he manages remote access administration and support, and handles mobile device solutions and recurring IT hardware and technology issues.