Lindsey Imbier
About Lindsey Imbier
Lindsey Imbier is a Service Desk Analyst at Tideworks Technology, with a diverse background in technical support and education. She has over 11 years of experience at The Seattle Times, where she held multiple roles and received four promotions for her contributions to computer systems support.
Current Role at Tideworks Technology
Lindsey Imbier has been serving as a Service Desk Analyst at Tideworks Technology since 2014. In this role, she is responsible for providing technical support and assistance to users, ensuring efficient operation of IT services. Her experience in troubleshooting and problem-solving contributes to the overall functionality of the company's systems.
Previous Experience at Seattle Times
Lindsey Imbier worked at Seattle Times for a total of 11 years, where she held multiple positions, including Microcomputer Analyst, Lead Support Analyst/Application Specialist, and Project Analyst. During her tenure, she was promoted four times, reflecting her commitment to supporting complex computer systems. She also created step-by-step instructions on application and software use to enhance processes and empower her colleagues.
AmeriCorps Service and Education Initiatives
Lindsey Imbier served as an AmeriCorps Member with Sound Youth AmeriCorps from 1999 to 2000 and with City Year Cleveland from 1998 to 1999. During her service, she developed and taught technical lesson plans in software and Windows OS to under-served children and adults, contributing to community education and empowerment.
Educational Background
Lindsey Imbier studied at Belmont High School and later attended North Seattle College, where she focused on Network Multimedia. She achieved an Associate of Arts (AA) degree from 2001 to 2003. This educational background provided her with foundational knowledge and skills applicable to her career in technology.
Early Career Experience
Before her extensive tenure at Seattle Times, Lindsey Imbier worked as a Support Analyst at Microsoft (Solutions IQ) for 11 months in 2001. Additionally, she completed an internship as a Microcomputer Analyst at Seattle Times from 2002 to 2003. These early roles helped her develop technical skills and gain valuable experience in IT support.