My name is Iris Yoffa and since moving to Tucson I’ve been working contract jobs in the tech field. They have involved writing, application training, research, database work, web site design and analysis, server configuration, and desktop setup and maintenance. While most of my work has been desktop and Microsoft based, I have installed several distributions of Linux on the desktop and worked with a variety of Linux and open source applications.
Over the years I have enjoyed the opportunities to contribute creative solutions as a member of a development team and as a computer user’s ‘personal trainer’. I have developed online help, printed manuals and installation instructions, training course outlines and Step-By-Step guides for in-house and client use. I have also conducted training sessions at company headquarters, individual residences, at the Tucson Computer Society and by phone. I have resolved workstation and network issues using TechNet, MS Knowledge Base, Usenet Groups and the many resources available through the Internet.
I have created a brochure style web site for a video documentation business. In February of 2003 I assumed the leadership of the Tucson Computer Society Internet SIG. The web site I created for sharing information and presentation notes is located at http://www.irisonthego.com/inetsig.
My involvement with the Tucson Computer Society has provided me with the opportunity to investigate new technologies by reviewing applications and books for the organization.

I look forward to hearing from you,

Iris Yoffa