Angelo Sansonetti
About Angelo Sansonetti
Angelo Sansonetti is a Communication/Network Administrator at Loma Linda University Health, where he has worked since 2011. He has expertise in troubleshooting and configuring Unified Communication systems and has played a significant role in upgrading infrastructure for communication solutions.
Work at Loma Linda University Health
Angelo Sansonetti has served as a Communication/Network Administrator at Loma Linda University Health since 2011. In this role, he has been responsible for managing and maintaining the organization's communication networks. His tenure of over 13 years has involved extensive work in troubleshooting and configuring Unified Communication systems. He has played a significant role in upgrading the infrastructure of off-site clinics to support Unified Communications solutions, ensuring effective communication across the organization.
Education and Expertise
Angelo Sansonetti studied at Cisco Networking Academy, where he focused on Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications. He achieved the Cisco Certified Network Associate certification between 2012 and 2013. Additionally, he earned an Associate's degree from Riverside City College, completing his studies from 2003 to 2010. His expertise includes troubleshooting Unified Communication systems such as Cisco UCM and Cisco Unity Connection, as well as configuring Cisco Voice Gateways with SRST/CME functionality.
Background
Angelo Sansonetti's background in networking and telecommunications spans several years, beginning with his studies at Riverside City College. His education laid the foundation for his career in network administration. His practical experience includes managing campus-wide Voice LANs and coordinating technology-related changes to ensure seamless integration of communication systems. He has developed strong communication skills through interactions with vendors to resolve network issues.
Achievements in Unified Communications
Throughout his career, Angelo Sansonetti has contributed to various projects focused on Unified Communications. He has collaborated with project engineers to design and implement Voice networks, enhancing communication capabilities within Loma Linda University Health. His work includes managing the installation and configuration of communication systems, as well as building UC Servers as virtual machines using VMware ESXi on Cisco Unified Computing System.