I fix things before people know they're broken.
Eight years in IT taught me that the best technicians aren't the ones who close the most tickets — they're the ones who build systems so the tickets stop coming. That's the work I care about.
At Enable Resource Group I helped run a 300+ ticket/week multi-market service desk covering 100+ clients and 10,000+ managed endpoints — maintaining 80–90% billable utilization the entire time by automating the repetitive work out of existence, building the knowledge base other engineers actually used, and mentoring junior techs so the team improved as a unit.
I automate in PowerShell and Python. I've scripted endpoint compliance workflows, built M365 onboarding automation, and used ConnectWise Automate to push entire routine processes off human plates entirely. I also built Budgetry — a self-hosted personal finance app with Plaid integration, OAuth 2.0, Docker, and an AI layer — because the best way to understand a technology is to build something real with it.
I'm not chasing a developer title. I want to be in environments where someone has to own the implementation, figure out what should be automated, and help the team around them get sharper. That's where I do my best work.