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Knowledge of VMware, NetApp, Ansible and other various software applications. testing and repair/resolution of system, hardware, software and infrastructure. Certification in server operating system’s software such as Microsoft Engineer.
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Experience with SolidWorks, Pro/Engineer and/or other 3D CAD modeling software. Experience with SolidWorks, Pro/Engineer and/or other 3D CAD modeling software. Lead test method development and have strong knowledge of measurement system analysis (e.g. calibration, accuracy, gage R&R, etc.
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Experience with Xero accounting software. Experience with Xero accounting software. National bookkeeping and payroll certifications from the National Bookkeeping Association, or the ability to successfully obtain certifications.
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Additionally, your knowledge of dental practice management software will be beneficial in assisting with administrative tasks such as scheduling appointments and maintaining patient records. Experience with dental practice management software.
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