Summary
Chuck Steel is a pragmatic technical solutions analyst with 11 years of experience helping academic and administrative teams streamline workflows, select and implement systems, and build lightweight automation to improve efficiency. Based at Dickinson College, he combines hands-on systems management—maintaining inventory, imaging, patching, and service desk tooling—with process design, training, and documentation to ensure sustainable operational improvements. His background managing student computing and labs at Gettysburg College gives him deep empathy for end users and practical experience supporting large user populations. Outside IT he serves as a pastor, bringing leadership, ethical perspective, and community-focused problem solving to technical projects. Comfortable bridging technical and non-technical stakeholders, he’s skilled at turning institutional constraints into pragmatic, auditable solutions.
11 years of coding experience
Master of Arts in Religion, Theology/Theological Studies, Master of Arts in Religion, Theology/Theological Studies at Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
None, Chemistry, None, Chemistry at Carnegie Mellon University
B.S., Chemistry, B.S., Chemistry at Gettysburg College
German