DevOps · SRE · Infrastructure
I'm aDevOps Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer, homelabber, parent, professional shower singer
I design, implement, and maintain the complex information systems that keep enterprise infrastructure alive. And I've never met a big red button that I didn't really want to press.
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I'm an engineer with 15 years of industry experience. My current focus is DevOps and site reliability engineering. I developed my skillset the old-fashioned way: breaking stuff and figuring out how to fix it. I've created disaster recovery plans from scratch, upgraded database schemas across nearly 200 servers with zero downtime, and automated countless hours of work — saving untold blood, sweat, and tears. Mostly the tears. In my spare time, I'm an avid homelabber, keeping on top of emerging technologies. If you want to know more, click that button down there.
Get my resumeEdward JonesSt. Louis, MO (Remote)
Became the de facto expert on a legacy document platform after its SME passed away — reverse-engineered 2 data centers, 50 servers, and 6 dependent apps of undocumented architecture, then built the DR plan it never had. Also the unofficial 24/7 support, which is a fancy way of saying my phone is always on.
The Purple GuysKansas City, KS
MSP life. I designed, implemented, and maintained IT systems and infrastructure while handling network, security, hardware, and software configurations across Windows and macOS environments for more than 30 SMB clients. I was the point of escalation anytime something was extra broken.
University of KansasLawrence, KS
Led imaging and deployment for up to 60 workstations across 4 departments, supporting 100+ faculty and grad TAs. Owned the full workstation lifecycle across Windows, Linux, and macOS — licensing, repair, inventory, and the eternal refresh planning.
BestMacsLawrence, KS
Built 3-2-1 backup strategies with regular audits and kept the VPN, videoconferencing, and remote-work stack running for 20+ SMB clients. Also the person pre-sales clients got when they needed an entire stack designed before signing.
Apple IncCupertino, CA (Remote)
Five years of advanced iOS/macOS troubleshooting with real diagnostic-log root-cause analysis, 3 live cases at once — the original incident triage training. Also wrote the docs and training content nobody else volunteered for.
I’m nice, smart, and funny. I’ve got a real love for technology and all of the things that make it tick. Together, we can save the world — one line of code at a time.
Your name here!A 19-team enterprise application upgrade, every team running its own UAT, all of them hitting the drop-dead date. Fourteen production servers commissioned, F5 farm rotated across two overnight windows, and a 176-server SQL upgrade delivered with zero downtime. Zero. Downtime.
A mission-critical legacy document platform with no internal SME, no vendor support, and documentation that had a lot of faith in you. I reverse-engineered the undocumented architecture and built a phased disaster recovery program from nothing.
Migrated a local business to a modern JS + Tailwind static site with full domain transfer, DNS configuration, encrypted email, SEO, analytics, and commissioned branding. The client stays anonymous because they didn't sign up to be a case study.
A thin orchestration plugin for OpenCode (an AI coding agent) that turns one model call into a disciplined ensemble of specialists — research-grounded against the MAST taxonomy of multi-agent failures, boolean exit gates on every piece of delegated work, and the judge kept separate from the doer.
GitHubTrueNAS SCALE on RAID-Z2 with VLAN isolation, because I like my data like my backups: redundant. The Docker stack runs FoundryVTT with custom LiveKit audio/video for 20+ concurrent players, Jellyfin driven by a Discord bot that turns plaintext requests into search-and-download, and monitoring that politely yells at me in under 60 seconds.