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Edson Gomes is seeking a career that allows him to gain knowledge and help companies grow. He has experience maintaining electrical equipment like batteries, generators, UPS systems, transformers, lights, and solar turbines from 2013 to present. Edson studied IT and communication engineering at University Oscar Ribas Luanda, where he learned networking and IT essentials. His career interests include network administration.
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- 1. Luanda;Martires do Kifangondo;00947653283or00244925278877;edsongomes86@gmail.com Edson Lunguna Messias gomes Objective My career goal is to get knowledge and help big companies to Grow Experience 2013 OPS Soyo, Bloc15 Electrical T ech Maintanance the batteries in lifeboat and Workboatas FRC Maintanance in Generators and Sychronise them Maintanance in UPS Maintanance in Transformers LV and HV side Maintanance in Lights, and Light Fittings Monitor and start Solar Turbunes Education 30/11/2015 University Oscar Ribas Luanda, Talatona IT & Communication Engineering Network specialist IT essentials Throw Cisco Academy Interests Network Admin References References are available on request.