Computer Auditor
I use hard disks and USB drives for Mac products in my computer auditing employment at Urban Peripherals to find a solution through data analysis. I report failures and devise solutions to ensure that clients are satisfied with the products they purchase. Update the weekly schedule on a regular basis and file report failures as needed.
I’ve discovered a variety of approaches to my career while doing this part-time employment. Knowing that computer auditing is a tiny component of technology has given me confidence in having a backup plan and something I can consider while looking for jobs.
I’ve been able to establish slight links between the classes I’m taking and my shift. For instance, when I am working on a Mac product that isn’t working, I’ll enter numerous hard disks with different data to discover what the problem was. With this notion, I’m studying in my network and data communications classes why data doesn’t always flow. The answer is that the data cannot be displayed because too many requests are being sent at the same time. When I insert multiple drives and the Mac product cannot recognize the information, the system will display an error message.