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Brian Mears has a diverse work experience spanning several companies. Brian is currently the Director of Data Center and Infrastructure at InterVision Systems, a role they began in April 2021. Prior to this, they worked at DXC Technology as a Global Account Service Executive from April 2017 to April 2021.

Brian's longest tenure was at CSC, where they held multiple roles. Brian served as an Account Service Executive from July 2016 to April 2021. Additionally, they were a Senior Service Delivery Manager in CSC Cloud Computing and Software Services, a Delivery Executive, an Operations Manager, an IT Engineer/Administrator, and a Desktop Support Analyst during different periods. Brian'semployment at CSC started in 2000.

Before joining CSC, Brian was self-employed as a Technical Consultant from January 1999 to January 2000. Brian provided various services including hardware and software analysis, implementation, and training, as well as website design.

Prior to their self-employment, Brian worked at VF Corporation as a Senior Systems Analyst from January 1996 to January 1999. Brian was responsible for administering and maintaining Windows NT backbone operations servers and participated in a global server consolidation initiative.

Brian's earliest recorded work experience was at CANON COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC, where they worked as a Product Support Representative from January 1995 to January 1996. Brian'sresponsibilities included providing technical support, leading improvement projects, and managing the proposal and design of intranet web pages.

Overall, Brian Mears has a strong background in various technical and managerial roles, with a focus on data centers, infrastructure, account management, and technical support.

Brian Mears has a background in Information Technology. Brian attended Thomas Nelson Community College, where they studied Information Technology. Additionally, they have experience from working at Computer Sciences Corporation, although specific details about their education at this institution are not provided.