I build practical software, infrastructure, and operational tools for real-world problems. Most of these projects started as something I needed myself.
US Navy · Submarine Service
Started as an electronics technician — radio systems and countermeasures. Became a network administrator running fiber optic and copper networks aboard a submarine. That's where the infrastructure obsession began.
I run a small ISP, a micro-colocation facility, and a utility asset management software company in Washington State. The tools I build solve problems I've actually encountered — which means they're practical, tested under real conditions, and built around how operations actually work.
I started my career as a submarine electronics technician in the US Navy — . Becoming the network administrator aboard a submarine in the 1990s was the turning point that got me into computers, and I never looked back.
Started as modem monitoring and evolved into a full ISP operations platform. SNMP polling, DOCSIS telemetry, spectrum analysis, customer views, provisioning hooks, and asset tracking — built around the actual workflow of running a cable system. I run it on my own plant.
Utility infrastructure tracking for poles, substations, fiber nodes, and field assets. Inspection scheduling, GIS mapping, and field crew workflows. Built for operations teams that need a practical system, not enterprise software with enterprise pricing.
Meeting minutes, voting, and document management for HOAs and member organizations. Built on Cloudflare's edge platform — no server to manage, low operating cost, and fast everywhere. Adaptable to booster clubs, theater groups, schools, and volunteer organizations.
Reservation and payment platform for shared parking facilities — originally built for boat trailer parking at a waterfront condo community. Handles scheduling, Stripe-integrated payments, and availability calendars. Adaptable to any shared facility reservation use case.



