Wireless
Microwave & mmWave backhaul
Provisioning, alignment, path documentation, and troubleshooting for Siklu and Ubiquiti links in demanding field environments.
Network technician, electrical engineering graduate student, and hands-on problem solver working across wireless links, video systems, field infrastructure, and the details that make technology serviceable.
Selected field work
I work where software meets ladders, rooftops, radios, batteries, cable, and real-world constraints.
Wireless
Provisioning, alignment, path documentation, and troubleshooting for Siklu and Ubiquiti links in demanding field environments.
Video systems
Maintaining Milestone, Husky, Axis, and Hikvision systems—then leaving the cabling, labels, and documentation better than I found them.
Off-grid infrastructure
Power budgeting, solar and battery systems, weatherproof enclosures, DC-to-PoE, commissioning, and wind-assist upgrades across six sites.
How I can help
Some things need a field technician. Some need a patient troubleshooter. Some just need someone who will finish the job neatly.
Wi-Fi troubleshooting, device setup, cable organization, equipment mounting, documentation, and practical technical help.
Ask about a project →Former roaming site supervisor with a current California guard card, available for employment through appropriately licensed employers.
View experience →Minor repairs, installation assistance, equipment assembly, technical writing, checklists, and tidy, carefully scoped work.
Tell me what you need →My independent book-selling project: collecting, pricing, organizing, and finding new homes for a wonderfully strange series.
Visit the book site ↗Project work is accepted only when it falls within applicable California licensing and permit requirements.
A little about me
I earned a B.S. in Computer Science and I'm pursuing an M.S. in Electrical Engineering with a focus on communications. My work spans networks, RF, surveillance, field power, documentation, and the occasional custom tool that makes everything easier next time.
What ties it together is simple: I like taking complicated, slightly messy systems and making them understandable, reliable, and maintainable.