Two decades operating the full stack, hardware, networks, servers, security. Single-administrator enterprise infrastructure across four sites, console-launch hardware QA, retail-scale field diagnostics, and the discipline that lets one operator self-host a live game without a cloud bill. This is the literal proof under the hero line.
Sys Admin III at H&H Enterprises, single-handed across 4 sites, 600+ endpoints, organization-wide remote usage on 24/7 support at 99.8% uptime. Multi-VLAN MikroTik fiber with point-to-point AirFiber links between sites, biometric access control, cloud architecture. The operator who understands the stack does so because they have spent two decades inside it.
▸ MikroTik · RFHands-on RouterOS engineering, BGP routing, switching fabric, multi-VLAN segmentation, ACL policy. Point-to-point AirFiber links carrying inter-site traffic with line-of-sight RF planning. The kind of network that doesn't get redesigned because it's still working.
Eight years at the bench and in the field across the largest US consumer-electronics retail footprint. Hardware/software diagnostics at scale, customer ops, multi-store digital-signage rollout and maintenance. The volume school behind everything that came later.
Two years inside Sony Electronics on the PS2 console program, with documented three-stage progression: support services into QA testing into development. The earliest engineering exposure on the stack, earlier than most marketing profiles can claim.
A decade of physical/network/personnel security operations at H&H carried up into modern web hardening, server-authoritative logic, IP validation, origin allowlists, secret-protected Redis. The threat model didn't start with web apps; it started with badge readers.
600+ managed endpoints across four sites, counting all networked devices, plus organization-wide remote usage and the machines behind it.
Single-administrator infrastructure across multi-VLAN MikroTik fiber + AirFiber network. Self-funded AI tooling runs as a local support layer: assisted diagnostics, troubleshooting and fixes, email alerts, and system alerts. It does not manage endpoints or modify servers on its own. All infrastructure changes remain manual and operator-controlled, nothing autonomous touches production unattended. The value is force-multiplied support, not unsupervised automation.
▸ assetMoved Rift Wars off AWS to self-hosted infrastructure with zero downtime against live ranked matches. Server-authoritative model means the game state had to migrate cleanly, not a load-balancer flip. Eliminated recurring cloud spend, kept the players in their matches. The same stack discipline, applied to my own shipped product.