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About Me

What if someone simply told you:
  • How to make your networks better.
  • How to make your UX customer-friendly.
  • Tech concepts for you or your organization.
 

I do just that. Also cooking, collecting, and being outside.
 
 
I graduated from Gulf Coast State College as a major in Network Infrastructure and Cybersecurity.
 
I have experience with Azure cloud, taught myself Infrastructure as Code platforms like Terraform, network engineering, and have been featured on various media outlets. Super cool, right?

Cisco, COMPTIA, and Azure Certified.
 
Send an email, don't be shy, let's work together.
 
What am I looking for? Check here.

Have some freebies: UX criticism.
 
Peep at some Projects. 
 
A Page About My Work You Can Share With Others.
 
 
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