Carter Helschien
About Carter Helschien
Carter Helschien is a Student Technician at Yale University, where he has worked since 2015. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Government from Yale University and has experience in technical support and troubleshooting.
Work at Yale University
Carter Helschien has been employed at Yale University as a Student Technician since 2015. In this role, he has accumulated extensive experience over the past nine years. His responsibilities include troubleshooting and repairing laptops, as well as providing technical support to clients. This position allows him to apply his technical skills in a university setting, assisting students and faculty with various technology-related issues.
Previous Experience in Legal and Consulting Fields
In 2015, Carter Helschien worked as a Legal Intern at the Office of the State Attorney in Florida for two months. This role provided him with exposure to the legal field and practical experience in legal processes. Additionally, he served as an Account Executive at Kcb Consultants for two months in the same year. These positions contributed to his professional development and understanding of different industry dynamics.
Education and Expertise
Carter Helschien studied at Yale University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Government. His academic tenure lasted from 2014 to 2018, during which he developed a strong foundation in political theory and government operations. This educational background complements his technical skills acquired through his work as a Student Technician.
Technical Skills and Support Experience
As a Student Technician at Yale University, Carter Helschien has honed his technical skills by troubleshooting and repairing laptops. He has gained experience in resolving various technology issues and answering client questions in a technical support capacity. His role requires a blend of technical knowledge and customer service skills, enabling him to effectively assist users with their technology needs.