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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 am a freelance consultant. 
 
I graduated from Gulf Coast State College as a major in Network Infrastructure and Cybersecurity.
 
I have experience with Azure cloud, network engineering, and have been featured on various media outlets. Super cool, right?
 
After that, I shifted focus to marketing myself as an outsourced IT consultant and created a blog to illustrate some of my work.

There's too much fun in tech to stick to just one thing.

This blog is a portfolio of:
 
  • UX auditing
  • Technical Writing - I explain things to you so you get it.
  • Network engineering. Think "Implementing networks in fake buildings."
  • Programming projects, often featuring cartoons.
  • Consumer electronics
  • Website Feedback
 
 
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.

Let's work together.




 
 Originally a Network tech with my A+, Security+, Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), and Microsoft Azure Fundamentals certification. Exploring other tech avenues, including that bulleted list above and e-mail copy-writing.

Also likes writing, Hollywood number crunching, and being able to pay my bills and save money with regularity. 
 
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