Infrastructure engineer. 30+ years managing systems from COBOL mainframes to AWS cloud infrastructure.
Currently
Infrastructure Engineer at Tyler Technologies managing 1500+ Windows servers across on-premises and cloud environments. Deploying Microsoft Intune, leading patch cycles, monitoring production systems.
Pursuing AWS SysOps Administrator and CompTIA Security+ certifications. AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner.
Background
U.S. Air Force (1991-1996): Unix system engineering, COBOL programming, FoxPro development.
Post-military progression through law firms, healthcare systems, architecture firms, and datacenter operations. Roles spanning desktop support through system administration to infrastructure engineering.
Technical stack evolution: COBOL → FoxPro → Windows Server → VMware → AWS. Continuous adaptation to emerging platforms while maintaining legacy system competency.
Scope
Managed thousands of servers and desktops. Led enterprise-scale patching, deployments, and migrations. Supported mission-critical systems in clinical, legal, and corporate environments. Implemented SCCM, MDT, and Intune across multi-site organizations.
This Site
Technical notes on infrastructure engineering, cloud migration patterns, system administration, and lessons from three decades of keeping production systems operational.
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Other Projects
Atoms Lab (atomslab.dev): Personal testing ground for consciousness optimization and human-AI partnership experiments. Because system optimization principles apply to more than just servers.
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