Kacper Tetela

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IT Support Specialist

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I am a Computer Science student at WSB Academy, currently completing my final semester. I enthusiastically take on new challenges, using Java as my primary programming language, and I am continuously developing my technical skills. For the past two years, I have been working as an IT support specialist in the Technical Support Department at WSB Academy.

Education

Computer Science

Oct 2022 - Present

WSB University, Dąbrowa Górnicza

My specialization is creating web and mobile applications.

Employment

IT Specialist

Oct 2023 - Present

WSB University, Dąbrowa Górnicza

I work in the technical support department as a helpdesk specialist, serving as the first point of contact and providing technical support to lecturers and students. In my work, I use tools such as Active Directory, AnyDesk, Microsoft Azure, and Office 365, which allow me to diagnose and resolve hardware and software issues. Additionally, I have developed programs that automate departmental tasks, such as Network Detailer, which retrieves network data and full hardware specifications, enabling an assessment of whether a given computer meets the requirements for Windows 11.

Projects

NetworkDetailer - Java Swing

https://github.com/KacperTetela/NetworkDetailer

Network Detailer is a desktop application written in Java that enables the retrieval of detailed network information, such as IP address, MAC address, and computer hostname. It features a graphical user interface (GUI) created using Swing and allows results to be saved in TXT and Excel files. Additionally, the application checks the full hardware specifications of the computer and then evaluates, based on specified criteria, whether the device meets the requirements for installing Windows 11.

Password Generator - Spring Boot REST API

https://github.com/KacperTetela/Password-Generator

Password Generator is a REST API that enables password generation based on user-defined criteria. During the generation process, the user selects whether the password should be easy to remember (with the option to modify characters for security), combined with a predefined word, or a fully random string of characters. The service is hosted on Railway, and a sample request along with the service URL can be found in the README file on GitHub.

Checklist - Spring Boot REST API

https://github.com/KacperTetela/Checklist

The project includes two controllers for managing checklists and associated rooms, enabling CRUD operations and retrieving information about them. The backend application, which integrates the JavaFX client with the frontend for presentation purposes, uses an H2 database.