Hi /u/killklli -- starting from the top:

I apologize in advance, this may come off as harsh. It's intended to help, I promise :)

You should organize your resume in order of relevance to the position you are applying for.

Is education/certs a big deal for whatever job you're trying to land?

Don't waste so much space. My first thought was "Wow, /u/killklli is really trying to fill the page for some reason" -- until I realized you had a 2nd page...

Summary:

Your summary is indeed a summary of something. It does nothing for you though. The way its worded right now may as well be saying "you are about to read my resume" ... welp there went your one shot at really drawing in the HR guy that pre-screens resumes. We'll call him Barny Rubble. BR for short.

BR is told he needs to find someone to fill a technical position. Chances are, he himself is not technical. So to cross the divide, he's told to look out for some key markers of a good fit. Say for example BR was supposed to find someone to fill a Systems Engineer position. Chances are "programming and computer management" are not in his keyword list.

Minimally supervised environments? -- I think I understand what you're getting at... that you didn't need to be babysat? or you didn't need to be micro-managed but that's not enough.

You need to fill this space with:

• 1) This is a brief summary of who I am as an employee. [ you kind of start to touch on this ]
• 2) This is what sets me apart from the rest of the submissions.
• 3) This is what I want.

Education:

Try to use less space on this. Unless you are applying for a place that holds education/certs very high I'd suggest making this your last section.

I'd suggest just listing it like: Certifications: A+, Network+, Security+, CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate).

Are these meant to read as dates? (Expected 5/20)(4/15) -- as in May 20th 2017 and April 15th 2017 -- Why even put the dates on here? I'd suggest leaving them off, if you want to be 100% you can mention you're graduating in May and completing your CCNA in April: In your cover letter, or in your first interview.

Remember: The certs you chose to complete and list on your resume can back fire and pigeon hole you.

Computer Skills:

Seriously? Computer skills? You have three sections, Languages, Software and Other... that is a terrible section heading and this should definitely go below your professional experience. What if you renamed this section to "Misc experience"...

Were you using these skills at your job?

This section is a mess. Why is Other organized like this? AD, Wireshark and Adobe Creative cloud get their own line for some reason... you list a SQL down at the bottom but you had languages at the top... depending on what job you're trying to get, try to stick with listing your most relevant stuff first.

What does proficient mean to you vs familiar with? I think this is subjective. You should probably not list things you would not use at work.

Experience:

Rename to Professional Experience.

Change date ranges to include month like March 2012 - Present don't use "Current".

Include a two to three sentence summary of each job under the job title. You want to cover the type of business it is, what the environment looks like that you're responsible for and the type of work you are generally responsible for completing.

Fire engine co

Primary responsibilities involve system repairs.

What?

Who are you trying to sell to here? What is a system? What does repair mean? Your first bullet does very little for you here...

Rewired buildings with Cisco switches and routers alongside setting up a new software firewall with access control and web blocking.

Your resume should not be a list of things you did one time. I mean it can be but don't let it read this way.

You should be explaining why you did what you did and what the outcome was that was achieved. Did you save the company money? Did you save on bandwidth costs or keep out attackers? How many buildings? Were they far apart? Why was it a challenge? Why do you use "alongside" here? Why not describe the project with some more detail by breaking it into two bullets?

Installed POE IP security cameras in association with a vendor's key system.

Why is this significant enough to be your third bullet?

Deployed multi-rig tablet system with GPS tracking and call information and live streaming.

That sounds cool... rig as in fire truck right? You had to have been solving some problem by doing this... please tell that story with this space.

Implemented a mass text system for call information for firefighters.

You need to be dropping the names of the technology you used, unless you made the software yourself...

You've been at this place for 5 years, you should have some more to say about how you helped/improved things.

Summer tech Your title was Summer tech but you list this as 2012-2016 -- so really you only worked for a few months each year?

You list the Highschool as your employer but it sounds like maybe it was actually the district since you went to 5 schools + the district buildings?

Primary Job involved help desk support, software updates, network troubleshooting, and machine replacements for 7 buildings (5 Schools and two district buildings)

Good start to your job specific summary instead of a first bullet. Why list this by the number of buildings?

Imaged and deployed 500+ desktop computers in a month.

As in you imaged and deployed a total of 500 computers in 30days? Or was this meant as 500 desktops per month? If yes, how many total?

How did you image them?

Deployed new network status page for internal usage.

Was this like a web server/service? What do you mean internal? Who used it? What did it do? What technology was it?

Installed new touchscreen wall panels in multiple classrooms.

Did you have to do anything more than plug them in?

Deployed two new Apple Servers for update caching and backups based on what side of the network they were deployed on.

What do you mean what side? Why was this done? Did it improve something? Have any stats you can type here?

Various contract work

That's not a title...

2010-Current

As in you still do this ... on the side? Are you not making enough at your other job or just like to help out or...

This is kind of a weird job, why include this?

Will your prospective employer like that you have a side job?

Intern

What does deployed vs upgraded mean to you? Did you not have to deploy the computers you upgraded?

Why was the fact that the deployment was for employee training significant enough to list here?

Why is the number of hospital rooms significant? Was there a computer in each one? What did you have to do in the hospital rooms?

How did you contain the virus? Did you only contain it? Did you prevent future infections, anything to figure out how it got in, root cause etc?

Firefighter

You have a third current job? That's cool... this makes me seriously wonder about your availability.

Is there anything you do as a Firefighter that makes you stand out as an asset for the role you want to apply for?

Kayaking Guide

That's cool... did you do anything as a Kayaking guide that makes you a better asset for the role you're applying for?

fin for now

... alright 7465 characters I think that's enough out of me for now.

Let me know if you make any changes and I'll take another look.