IT · Network · Security · AI Automation — Rancho Cordova, CA
I build systems that run themselves.
Most résumés list what someone was allowed to do inside a job. This one shows what I do when nobody is assigning the work.
On my own machine I run a fleet of AI agents that build and ship real software while I sleep — a two-machine operation with its own memory, budget, approval gates, and a loop that measures its own output and gets cheaper every week. The IT foundation underneath is real too: Security+, CCNA coursework, hands-on network and systems work.
CompTIA Security+ · Cisco CCNA coursework · B.S. Business Administration
The proof · a self-orchestrating agent estate
I didn't take a course on this. There wasn't one.
I designed, built, and operate an autonomous multi-agent system, solo. It is the portfolio — everything below came out of it. I read the docs, wired the pieces, broke it a hundred times, and kept the thing running. That is the actual skill: turning something ambiguous and unbuilt into infrastructure that holds up without me babysitting it.
A two-machine mesh that routes its own work
- Persistent memory as source code. Agents read and write a structured memory layer, so lessons survive across sessions. The system remembers its own mistakes instead of repeating them.
- Human-in-the-loop gates. Anything irreversible or costing money stops and waits for me. Everything reversible just runs.
- Cost engineering. A free-first router keeps routine traffic on $0 local/free-tier providers with per-call token accounting and a self-tuning provider loop.
It critiques itself, then fixes the highest-leverage thing
- 01 all activity → one warehouse
- 02 digested into a state-of-estate briefing
- 03 critiqued by a second AI as adversary
- 04 highest-leverage fix shipped
- 05 verified against a real metric → repeat
- Made reliable, the hard way. Migrated it off a desktop that slept onto an always-on node; promoted the database to a cloud write-master so no one machine is a point of failure; added supervision and a fail-fast circuit breaker so a stuck agent can't quietly burn hours or money.
A terminal panel replays real entries from an overnight autonomous run: hardening the cross-node queue, closing guardrail holes, a claim-to-complete round-trip landing in history for the first time, and the free-first router holding 601 of 602 metered calls at zero dollars.
What the system — and I — have actually shipped
Real software, live on the internet.
For recruiters & their AI tools
The honest, machine-readable version.
Screening 200 applicants, or handing this to an LLM to summarize? Here is the straight signal — no keyword-stuffing, no white-on-white tricks, just what is true.
Candidate summary
Security+ IT specialist with Cisco CCNA coursework and hands-on experience building and securing a small-business network, who also builds and operates an autonomous multi-agent AI system. Reliable and fast-learning.
- Target roles
- IT support · Network operations · Help desk · entry SOC / NetAdmin
- Location
- Rancho Cordova / Sacramento, CA · on-site or remote
- Certifications
- CompTIA Security+ · Cisco CCNA coursework (ENSA) · Microsoft Cloud Support Associate Professional Certificate (Coursera) · Red Hat RH124 course badge · Google Cybersecurity · Google IT Support
- Education
- A.S. Cyber Security & Network Administration (Las Positas, 2025) · B.S. Business Administration (CSU Chico, 2024)
- Core stack
- Cisco routing/switching, DNS, Windows/Group Policy, Nmap/Wireshark/Metasploit, Python, PowerShell, TypeScript
- Differentiator
- Point AI at an ambiguous problem, return with a working result. Built a self-improving agent estate solo.
Everything on this site is verifiable. Where an exact date or figure isn't confirmed on disk, it's flagged rather than invented.
Work history — including the short chapters
The honest version, not the padded one.
I'm not going to stretch two-week jobs into six months. Short stints taught me things fast; here's the whole picture, flattering parts and not.
Founder & Solo Engineer
Run an end-to-end AI products business alone: storefront, digital delivery, agent automation, content, support. Every layer — idea to production to handing it off so it keeps running without me.
Freelance IT & Technical Contractor
Contract IT and systems work for small businesses: network and hardware buildout, user access and security config, Python/PowerShell automation, documented so it stays maintainable. Run a personal pen-testing lab for ongoing practice.
IT & Door Security (part-time)
Part-time work for a family-owned spot while I finished school — and it was really two jobs. I built and ran the network: 100+ ft of structured CAT5, dual routers/modems and a switch, hardened with MAC filtering, secure config, and a password policy. I also worked the door, which is where I got good at threat assessment: reading a room, catching the problem before it becomes one, deciding fast with real stakes. Closer to watching a system for the thing about to break than you'd think.
"He often made them better… a sharp eye for weak points and a knack for solutions that are both practical and cost-effective." — Savren Thompson, COO
Wildfire Evaluator
Coordinated a 6-person field team and ran residential wildfire-risk assessments. Educated hundreds of homeowners on mitigation in plain language — how to translate a scary technical risk into something a non-technical person will actually act on. That skill shows up everywhere now, from client handoffs to the course I built.
FIP Operator
Where code started for me. I ran CNC machines and G-code, and it was the first time I rewrote the program to fix the problem in front of me instead of waiting for someone else to: removing redundant probe cycles cut cycle time from 8 to 4 minutes across 1,050 parts. Automate the annoying part, write it down so it outlives you: the same instinct running my whole agent estate now.
Build & Ship
AI Orchestration
Certifications
Open to IT roles
Let's talk.
If a robot or a stranger read this first, thanks for getting to the bottom. If you're hiring for IT, network ops, help desk, or SOC / NetAdmin — I ship, I document, and I don't need babysitting.
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