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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 three-node 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, hands-on network and systems work.
CompTIA Security+ · Cisco CCNA · A.S. Cyber Security & Network Administration · Available immediately
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.
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cooperating nodes — workstation, always-on home server, cloud VM, over a private mesh
601/602
metered LLM calls kept on $0 providers by a free-first router
$0
spend on ~498K tokens of routine traffic — the expensive model is saved for judgment
24/7
reboot-durable — the producer survives the night on an always-on node
How it's built
A three-node 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.
The self-improvement 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.
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games in Godot 4 & TypeScript, with test suites and CI
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automated tests green on the Malborn card-game engine
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products live on the internet — SaaS, storefront, apps
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production MCP servers + 25 config kits (The Sound Method)
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+ / CCNA IT specialist with 2+ years building and securing small-business networks, who also builds and operates an autonomous multi-agent AI system. Reliable, fast-learning, available immediately.
- 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 · Microsoft Cloud Support Associate · 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, Azure, 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.
2025 – Present
Founder & Solo Engineer
The Sound Method · thesoundmethod.me
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.
2025 – Present
Freelance IT & Technical Contractor
Sacramento Area
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.
Dec 2023 – Aug 2025
IT & Door Security (part-time)
Just the Sip · Sunol, CA
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, 99.9% uptime, 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
Aug – Nov 2023
Wildfire Evaluator
Wildfire Services Group · Butte County, CA
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.
Nov 2024 – May 2025 · ~6 months
FIP Operator
Modus
Where security and code started for me. First time I touched security tooling (Azure), and the first time I wrote code to solve the problem in front of me instead of waiting for someone else to. The work was operating Precise laser scanners — and I ended up writing the documentation and small programs that taught the next operators how to run them and made the machines less painful to work with. Automate the annoying part, write it down so it outlives you: the same instinct running my whole agent estate now.
May 2026 · ~2 weeks
Shannon Management
Sacramento Area
Two weeks. It wasn't the right fit and I moved on. It's here because I said I'd show the whole picture, not just the parts that flatter me.
Selected work — games, products, hardware
Things I built and shipped.
notices.me
My own app on Astro + Cloudflare Workers + D1 + Workers AI. Four rooms, vanity slugs, discovery mechanics — running on a stack I fully own. No rented backend, no lock-in.
The Sound Method
An AI products-and-services business I run end to end: Astro + Cloudflare storefront with HMAC-signed digital delivery, 5 production MCP servers + 25 config kits, and an 8-module course narrated by a clone of my own voice on a free local model.
Malborn — a suite of five games
Magic Slayer: a card-game engine with a balance system, 453 automated tests, and CI on GitHub Actions. FirstPerson: a dungeon crawler with a hand-assembled CC0 art pass, a 10-floor arc, a verified Windows build, and 142 smoke tests green.
VideoForge
An autonomous video editor that drives DaVinci Resolve through live scripting and a custom MCP server: rough cut, color grade, captions — then an automated self-audit against a quality rubric before anything ships.
Cyberdeck & Chromebox cluster
Because I like knowing the whole stack: a working portable computing unit with custom hardware, power management, and a touch display — plus a Chromebox cluster running as a home server and pen-testing lab (Nmap, Metasploit, Wireshark).
What I'm good at
Security foundation, automation edge.
Security & Infrastructure
Build & Ship
AI Orchestration
Certifications
CompTIA Security+Cisco CCNAMicrosoft Cloud Support AssociateGoogle CybersecurityGoogle IT SupportGoogle Advanced Data AnalyticsSecurity Principles in Cloud Computing
Available immediately
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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