Kelli A Salmon

 Salmon, Kelli ayn 509 Henry Street, Ashland, VA-| - Objective I am seeking a part-time work-from-home position as a Virtual Assistant. I am available to work weekdays from 5:00 pm to closing and weekends as well. I can work up to 20 hours per week. Skills & Abilities Relevant Skills: Over 30 years of office administration and customer service experience. Experience SOLE PROPRIETOR, CLOUD OFFICE SERVICES (PRESENT, PART TIME) FEBRUARY 2015 – Present Provide clients with reliable and affordable remote office assistance needs. Services include: Customer Service, Research & Data Gathering, Social Media Management & Marketing, Document Formatting & Conversion, Transcribe Written Material into Electronic Format, Proofreading & Copy Editing, Basic WordPress Development RESOURCE SHARING COORDINATOR & library systems administrator: Randolph-Macon College (FULL TIME) June 2008 – Present Resource Sharing Coordinator: Conduct extensive Internet research to secure online and print resources material for both students and faculty for use in research projects and papers. Heavy use and manipulation of spreadsheet data for reporting Library statistics and reports. Support and maintain the Windows 2008 R2 server and software used to administer the ILL program. Make database and forms changes as needed, this sometimes requires programming skills. Coordinate software and hardware upgrades and replacements Troubleshoot hardware and software issues as they arise. Attend local and regional conferences and user groups and serve on committees involving library public services and specialized programs such as Interlibrary Loan. Library Systems Administrator: Support and maintain the UNIX server and software that power the library’s circulation system and online public access catalog. Assist with oral history interview transcripts. Upload incoming student data (from and Excel spreadsheet) so their library accounts are active when they arrive on campus each Fall Make database and forms changes as needed by Circulation and Technical Services staff. Coordinate software and hardware upgrades and replacements. Troubleshoot hardware and software issues as they arise. Maintain current and clean backups of the database at all times. Administrative systems analyst: U.S. Court of appeals for the fourth circuit May 1987 – June 2008 Research information on various software packages and troubleshooting techniques. Responsible for quality control of information in the court’s case management database. Write SQL extractors to pull data into court forms and notices. Compile and report Court statistics (using MS Word and Excel). Served in a backup capacity to the Court’s Webmaster and Unix Database Administrator. Education James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA (Attended 1983 – 1985) Biology Major/Sports Medicine Minor References Available Upon request