I build, deploy, and fix complex infrastructure — at scale, across locations, under pressure.
Large-scale imaging, software distribution, and lifecycle management across distributed environments.
Multi-display rooms, wireless casting, DSP audio, and the documentation that makes it repeatable.
VLANs, segmentation, switch config, ACL troubleshooting — and tracking down whatever's been broken for years.
PowerShell, Python, n8n — turning manual processes into things that just run.
The environments I support are real, public-facing, and always on.
Imaged, deployed, maintained. Standardized so any machine can be replaced and back in service fast.
A separate fleet — different requirements, access levels, software stacks. Managed without crossover.
Remote troubleshooting, unattended deployments, inconsistent infrastructure. That's the norm here.
Public systems don't get 2am downtime. Reliability is designed in, not bolted on after something breaks.
Real deployments. Real constraints. Real outcomes.
No certifications listed. Just tools with real production hours behind them.
Self-hosted services built, managed, and maintained on personal infrastructure.
Complex deployment. Broken system. Interesting problem. I'm in.