Hardware & Diagnostics
Server diagnosticsComponent replacementLog analysisFirmware troubleshootingMultimeter useBoard inspectionWorkstation repair
SYSTEMS • DIAGNOSTICS • NETWORKING • SOFTWARE
I like figuring out how things work and what went wrong when they don't.
I work across hardware, IT support, Linux, networking, cybersecurity and software development. Most of what I know comes from using it, troubleshooting it and building something with it.
SystemsDiagnosticsNetworkingSecuritySoftware
Skills & Tools
IT Support
Windows supportServiceNowActive DirectoryPC imagingUser supportDesktop deploymentHardware / software triage
Networking & Systems
TCP/IPEthernetOpenWrtWireGuardSSHProxmox VEKVM / QEMUUbuntu / DebianDigitalOceanNginx
Cybersecurity
CompTIA A+Google Cybersecurity CertificateAccess controlAuthenticationLinux security fundamentalsNetwork security fundamentalsSecurity troubleshooting
Development
TypeScriptJavaScriptReactNext.jsSvelteKitNode.jsFastify / ExpressTailwind CSSPrismaPythonREST APIs
Automation & Tooling
Git / GitHubVitePlaywrightPuppeteerAnsibleCloud-InitDeployment workflowsSelf-hosting
Tools I've worked with
I spent a lot of time collecting these when I first built this site, so they are staying.
HTML 
CSS 
JavaScript 
TypeScript 
React 
Next.js 
Node.js 
Express 
MongoDB 
Redux 
Tailwind 
Vite 
Git 
GitHub 
Linux 
DigitalOcean 
Nginx 
Let's Encrypt 
Bootstrap 
Firebase 
Webpack 
Illustrator 
Jest About me
I am a technician and developer with experience in hardware and software diagnostics, IT support, Linux, networking, and web development. My work has included production server troubleshooting, workstation deployments, end-user support, and building practical software projects.
I approach technical problems methodically: identify the issue, use available documentation and tools, test the most likely causes, and verify the result. I am continuing to build my skills in networking, cybersecurity, systems, and software while looking for roles where strong troubleshooting and dependable technical work are valuable.
Technical background
- CompTIA A+
- Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate
- Hardware and software troubleshooting
- Linux, networking and virtualization
- Full-stack development and automation
- Production diagnostics and end-user support
Projects
Things I built because I wanted them to exist.
HireMePWES
My service website for local work and technical help.
I built this as a real site for the work I offer, including cleaning, computer and phone repair, and custom technical help. It gave me a place to put the web skills I learned into something I could actually use for myself.
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwindPrismaPostgreSQLVercel
Portalfi / Live Menu Editor
A content editor I made for restaurant and bar websites.
I wanted someone without coding experience to be able to change the information on their own site. I made a client and server that let them add, edit and remove things like menu items, events and contact information. This was where I learned a lot about authentication, APIs, databases and deployment.
TypeScriptNode.jsNext.jsMongoDBReduxDigitalOceanNginxJWT
Home Lab & Network
The setup I use at home to learn systems and networking by doing it myself.
I use Linux, Proxmox, virtual machines, OpenWrt, WireGuard and SSH to experiment with networks and self-hosted services. It gives me somewhere to try things, break things, fix them and understand what is happening instead of only reading about it.
ProxmoxLinuxOpenWrtWireGuardKVM/QEMUSSHAnsibleCloud-Init
Food Security Flow
A mutual-aid project built around making food resources easier to find.
I made this around an issue I care about: people being able to find useful food resources without digging through scattered information. I like projects where the technical part has a clear purpose for the person using it.
Web developmentInformation designCommunity resourcesUX
Learning Projects
Some old things I made in the Odin Project.
Most sadly not mobile friendly.
Account Admin Panel
Sign-up Form
Calculator
Games
Small projects from when I was learning. Pick one below to play it here and look through the original code.
