I've always been drawn tofiguring out how things work.

My background spans software development, infrastructure, networking, environmental investigations, surveying, mechanical work, and independent technical projects.

On the surface, those fields can look unrelated. For me, the common thread has always been the same: understand the system, identify what is wrong, document what matters, and build or repair the right solution.

Professionally, I work in environmental investigations and enforcement. Outside of work, I build and manage virtualized infrastructure, networks, self-hosted services, and software applications.

I also come from a hands-on mechanical background, including operating an independent mobile mechanic business. That experience shaped the way I approach technical problems today: start with the symptoms, understand the system, test the assumptions, and work toward the root cause.

I'm continuing to develop across software, networking, infrastructure, and environmental disciplines while building projects that let me apply those skills in real environments.