Boris Gavadinov

Aspiring IT Professional | Tech-Savvy Problem Solver | Computer Science Alumnus | Customer-Focused with a Passion for Technology

Greater London, England, United Kingdom

About

Experience

  • Assistant to the Director at Freelance
    Nov 2022 - Present · 3 yrs 9 mos

  • IT Service Desk Analyst at Generation
    Dec 2024 - Mar 2025 · 4 mos

    During my time at Generation, I completed an immersive program that developed my technical, analytical, and communication skills in IT service management. Led and delivered a project focused on cloud computing, exploring cloud models, infrastructure, and deployment concepts. Diagnosed, troubleshot, and resolved incidents across hardware, software, networking, and mobile systems to ensure optimal performance. Managed service requests and incidents through ticketing systems, maintaining accurate records, clear documentation, and timely escalations. Provided professional, high quality technical support across multiple channels - including phone, email and webchat - while meeting key performance targets. Continuously sought opportunities to expand technical expertise and soft skills to enhance customer experience and team collaboration. Maintained comprehensive incident documentation and contributed to the team's knowledge base to support efficient problem resolutions.

  • Full-time parenting at Career Break
    Oct 2022 - Feb 2025 · 2 yrs 5 mos

    Following the birth of my son, I chose to take a career break to assist my partner in his upbringing. During this period, I pursued a Cybersecurity Professional Certificate on Coursera, certified by Google, to enhance my IT skills and prepare for a future role in the tech industry. Additionally, I undertook temporary work as an Assistant to a Director, managing a property portfolio and honing my administrative and communication abilities. I am now fully prepared and eager to return to full-time employment in an IT-oriented position.

  • Maitre D' at North Audley Cantine (NAC)
    Aug 2015 - Sep 2022 · 7 yrs 2 mos