Nicholas Farrow
About Nicholas Farrow
Nicholas Farrow is an IM/IT technician currently employed by the Government of Canada since 2020. He has a background in computer science and has held various positions in information technology and customer service.
Work at Government of Canada
Nicholas Farrow has been employed as an IM/IT Technician at the Government of Canada since 2020. His role involves managing information management and information technology systems, contributing to the efficiency of government operations in Alberta. His tenure in this position has lasted for four years, indicating a commitment to public service and technical support within a governmental framework.
Education and Expertise
Nicholas Farrow studied at Mount Royal University, where he pursued a Bachelor of Computer Information Systems. His education spanned five years, from 2015 to 2020, equipping him with foundational knowledge and skills in computer science. This academic background supports his current role in information technology and management.
Background in Information Technology
Nicholas Farrow has a diverse background in information technology, having held several positions prior to his current role. In 2018, he worked as an Information Technology Student at Swoop for four months, where he gained practical experience in IT operations. Additionally, he served as an On Call Information Technology Consultant at Contain-A-Way Services for two months in the same year.
Previous Employment Experience
Before his career in information technology, Nicholas Farrow worked in various roles. He was a Facility Attendant at the Town of High River for five months in 2015. Earlier, he held positions at No Frills, starting as a Cashier and Grocery for 11 months in 2013, followed by a role as Front End Supervisor for five months in 2014. These experiences contributed to his customer service skills and work ethic.
Internship Experience at ESDC
In 2019, Nicholas Farrow participated in an internship program at Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) for three months. This role focused on innovation, allowing him to apply his academic knowledge in a practical setting and gain insights into government operations.