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Rob Stoker has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Rob started their career in 1990 at Innovative Companies, where they worked as a CNC Programmer, Machinist, and Research and Development specialist. Rob was responsible for commercial cabinet fixture design, prototype development, production process development, and electronic design.

In 1996, Rob joined HARSH INTERNATIONAL INC as a System Administrator, where they worked until 2000. During this time, they managed system administration tasks for the company.

Rob then moved on to ViaWest in 2000, where they held various positions over the years. Rob started as an Integrations Manager, responsible for managing integrations between different systems. From there, they progressed to roles such as Network Associate, Senior Solutions Engineer, and NOC Manager, where they oversaw network operations and managed the local operations center.

In 2014, Rob became the Regional Service Provisioning Manager at ViaWest, where they managed client projects, new construction projects, vendor management, security administration, and network deployment. Rob also handled facility design and platform design. Rob held this position until 2017.

In 2017, Rob joined Peak 10 + ViaWest as the Manager of Colocation Implementation. In this role, they managed the implementation of colocation services for clients. Rob left the company in 2018.

Rob's most recent position was at Flexential in 2000, where they worked as a Capacity Planning Engineer/Manager. Details about their roles and responsibilities in this position are not available.

Overall, Rob's work experience highlights their expertise in system administration, project management, network operations, and facility design.

Rob Stoker attended Deming High School from an unknown start date until 1983. After high school, they went on to Arizona State University, where they obtained an Associate of Science degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The exact dates of their enrollment at Arizona State University are unknown.