A state employee for six years, Wolfe provides support for the statewide computer domain infrastructure. He also is responsible for group policy testing and input, multi factor authentication support, and evaluation and testing of new software and hardware before it is put on the state network. He also assists with the Microsoft System Center Configuration Management, which pushes out software updates and patches to the executive domain.
“Bradlee is the guy you go to when no one else knows how to do something. He steps up whenever out of the norm requests come in, and he will help out any group within the office as well as the needs of other departments,” said the co-worker who nominated him. “He played an important role in the Google project and led the charge to solve technical support issues. Recently Bradlee has gone above and beyond helping users with Internet Explorer issue resolution as well as new kiosk requests, and testing for possible use of new equipment.
“Bradlee has a great sense of humor and works to keep staff in a positive mood, even though I don't think he realizes that he does it,” the co-worker continued. “He will always help anyone or any group within the office. Bradlee is a true team player and is trusted by everyone in the office.”
When he’s not working, Wolfe enjoys remodeling his home, cooking, and gaming.
Wolfe will be joined by friends and co-workers at a special ceremony presented by Cabinet Secretary Mark D. Scott on Thursday, April 11, 2024, at 11:30 a.m. in the WVOT conference room in Building 5.