Computer engineer

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Diwiz Technology

Yes, I do, the standard pricing system I have starts with my service fee of inspecting either laptop or desktop computer to see what's wrong with it before working on it.

1. Write an invoice to the client 2. Explain to the client the issue with their laptop or desktop 3. Work on the laptop or desktop for the client and return it with a receipt

1. High School Education 2. Apps Development Course 6 months 2012 3. Youth Wellness Centre/Microsoft Upliftment Course 2007 4. Network Support Level - Unofficial Statement of Competence *information hidden*

Started doing this type of work in High School as I was a Volunteer Teacher in the IT department as well as a Lab-Technician and weekend receptionist for an Internet Cafe in *information hidden*Then branching out on my own to having my business name registered in 2014

1. Primary School 2. Police Officers 3. High School Students 4. Adult College Students 5. Family Members 6. Customers referred to me by word of mouth

The recent package that I did was installing Ubuntu *information hidden*which took about 2 days because I had other things doing but nonetheless I got the project is done which was a personal project. Another project done was working on a laptop that was moving slowly for a customer that had given up on it and through my determination to have it fixed their satisfied with my surface.

Always be straightforward and upfront with a professional when hiring them. Be honest, be courteous, and not quick to wrath. Always, show some professionalism the way the professional displays professionalism.

Will any parts be missing from my laptop or desktop while working on them? Can I trust you with my device? Can I trust you to return my laptop or desktop to me the way I had given it to you? Can I get an invoice or estimate as too much it will cost me for repairs? Is your business registered? Do you have a ID so I can take a picture of it?