Results-driven IT enthusiast with experience in designing, implementing, and managing complex IT systems and infrastructure. My passion for technology and problem-solving has fueled my career in delivering innovative solutions that optimize business operations. Expertise spans Docker, Linux, IOS & Windows Distributions, multi vendor networks & firewalls other products these are only a few key areas of expertise, e.g., network architecture, cybersecurity, cloud computing products/environments. I am skilled in N+, Server+, Security+, CCNA, CISM, Azure, Data Center environments, AWS, and more. I have a proven track record of reducing system downtime, improving network security, or successfully leading migration of live Active environments. "Pausing the buzzwords — let’s talk about what actually happens when I’m keeping things running." I’ve been running IT for factory and production sites where you don’t get the luxury of a big team or long recovery windows — If something critical goes down, I’m restoring it in minutes, not hours, because downtime here doesn’t just upset people, it stops production and costs real money. Over the years, I’ve built systems that basically “think for themselves” — automated failovers, self-healing scripts, real-time alerts from every corner of the environment. Whether it’s an industrial control PC from 2005 or a virtual server cluster running modern workloads, I’ve got processes in place so it stays up and running. Security’s just as important — I don’t treat factory IT as “less secure” than a corporate data center. I’ve put in proper network segmentation, hardened the devices, isolated the control systems, and made sure policies actually work in practice, not just on paper. I’ve done all this without throwing money at the problem — designing setups that are reliable and cost-effective at the same time. It’s a mix of industrial gear, legacy software, and modern infrastructure, all tuned so they play nicely together and survive network hiccups or hardware failures. When an alert pops up, it doesn’t matter if it’s from a dashboard, a camera feed, or a firewall log — it all comes through one place, so I can see the problem and fix it fast. And because I’ve documented disaster recovery runbooks, if something big happens, there’s a step-by-step plan that gets things back online in minutes without waiting for outside help. No matter what, treating your business like it’s mine — things don’t just run themselves. I don’t wait for work; I go find it. When stress hits, you’ll catch me vaping my way through the chaos. _Email not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_…Results-driven IT enthusiast with experience in designing, implementing, and managing complex IT systems and infrastructure. My passion for technology and problem-solving has fueled my career in delivering innovative solutions that optimize business operations. Expertise spans Docker, Linux, IOS & Windows Distributions, multi vendor networks & firewalls other products these are only a few key areas of expertise, e.g., network architecture, cybersecurity, cloud computing products/environments. I am skilled in N+, Server+, Security+, CCNA, CISM, Azure, Data Center environments, AWS, and more. I have a proven track record of reducing system downtime, improving network security, or successfully leading migration of live Active environments. "Pausing the buzzwords — let’s talk about what actually happens when I’m keeping things running." I’ve been running IT for factory and production sites where you don’t get the luxury of a big team or long recovery windows — If something critical goes down, I’m restoring it in minutes, not hours, because downtime here doesn’t just upset people, it stops production and costs real money. Over the years, I’ve built systems that basically “think for themselves” — automated failovers, self-healing scripts, real-time alerts from every corner of the environment. Whether it’s an industrial control PC from 2005 or a virtual server cluster running modern workloads, I’ve got processes in place so it stays up and running. Security’s just as important — I don’t treat factory IT as “less secure” than a corporate data center. I’ve put in proper network segmentation, hardened the devices, isolated the control systems, and made sure policies actually work in practice, not just on paper. I’ve done all this without throwing money at the problem — designing setups that are reliable and cost-effective at the same time. It’s a mix of industrial gear, legacy software, and modern infrastructure, all tuned so they play nicely together and survive network hiccups or hardware failures. When an alert pops up, it doesn’t matter if it’s from a dashboard, a camera feed, or a firewall log — it all comes through one place, so I can see the problem and fix it fast. And because I’ve documented disaster recovery runbooks, if something big happens, there’s a step-by-step plan that gets things back online in minutes without waiting for outside help. No matter what, treating your business like it’s mine — things don’t just run themselves. I don’t wait for work; I go find it. When stress hits, you’ll catch me vaping my way through the chaos. _Email not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_WWWW…