Benjamin Gannon
About Benjamin Gannon
Benjamin Gannon is a 3rd Line Network Engineer currently working at M247 in Manchester, UK, where he has been employed since 2016. He has a background in computer networking and telecommunications, having studied at The University of Salford and gained experience in various engineering roles at Metronet UK.
Current Role at M247
Benjamin Gannon has been employed at M247 as a 3rd Line Network Engineer since 2016. His role involves advanced troubleshooting and support for network systems, contributing to the overall efficiency and reliability of the company's network infrastructure. He operates from Manchester, United Kingdom, and has accumulated significant experience in this position over the past eight years.
Previous Experience at Metronet UK
Prior to his current position, Benjamin Gannon worked at Metronet UK in various roles. He served as a NOC Engineer for five months in 2015, followed by a brief tenure as a Provisioning Engineer for one month in 2016. Additionally, he held the position of 2nd Line Support Engineer from 2016 to 2017 for ten months. His experiences at Metronet UK provided him with a solid foundation in network operations and support.
Education and Qualifications
Benjamin Gannon studied Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications at The University of Salford from 2012 to 2015, where he achieved a degree in Computer Networking. He also attended North Manchester Sixth Form from 2010 to 2012, earning a BTEC Level 3 General IT qualification with Distinction grades. His educational background has equipped him with essential knowledge and skills in networking.
Skills and Professional Development
Benjamin Gannon has developed a range of skills throughout his career, including expertise in Active Directory and troubleshooting. He has a strong interest in network security and is actively pursuing additional certifications, such as CCNA, to enhance his knowledge in computer networking. His final project on Trusted IP Routing in Global Data Network, which focused on network security, received a first-class grade, highlighting his commitment to professional growth.