I am Joseph Trask Still, a Computer Information Systems major/Business Information Management minor graduate from the University of South Carolina. For my entire life, I have been using computers, constantly wanting to learn more about them. As a child, I would frequently read various manuals, and quickly became one of the most knowledgeable people in the house for the various devices around the house such as VCRs and TVs. Even today, the manual is often one of the first things I look through when I get something new.

I currently reside in Columbia, South Carolina.

I was in the Boy Scouts from 2011-2018. In that time, I was elected as the Senior Patrol Leader twice, and made it to the rank of Eagle Scout. My Eagle Project was building benches for special needs students at Oak Pointe Elementary School.

I have done many projects over my life. Some of my favorites include:

• Making a Windows domain using several computers in my collection, using Windows Server to administer Microsoft Exchange and Active Directory
• Writing a program in Java to control a 1602 character LCD using a Raspberry Pi. More information is available on my Code Samples page.
• Writing a Bash script to retrieve status from a Roku TV, including whether the TV is on, whether media is playing, and what app is currently running. The code was intended to control RGB lighting inside a cabinet, as well as room lighting, but unfortunately the project fell through due to a lack of materials. I have since lost the code, as I wrote it in a VM that wasn't backed up, and never put the code on GitHub.

I also have experience in technical support, often helping family members with issues with various pieces of technology, including support to maintain a home business. I also got experience creating documents explaining how to use various services provided by a school during my Senior Internship at Irmo High School, where I worked under the Digital Integration Specialist. View some of my work here.

Finally, I also have minor experience in other fields, such as soldering, woodworking and carpentry, automotive repairs (including installing a stereo head unit, reversing camera, and hardwiring a dash camera), and construction.

I recieved a CompTIA A+ Certification in May of 2021.