03 / Tech

Tech

Systems, development, support, and strategy shaped around reliability, clarity, and the people who have to use them.

Development / Systems / Support / Strategy

Systems & Infrastructure

Technology should make the work easier to do.

The most useful systems are rarely the most visible. They reduce friction, protect the work, and give people a dependable way to get where they need to go.

01Dartmouth Institute · Systems & Infrastructure

Private cloud + authenticated services

Built and improved internal services for a research environment, including private-cloud infrastructure with two-factor authentication, authenticated video streaming, and process improvements around equipment and onboarding.

400-user private cloud2FAResearch environment
02Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center · Web + Systems

Research-center infrastructure

Supported enterprise websites and built an internal project-management environment integrating Windows Server, SharePoint, SQL, and Project Server.

5 enterprise sitesWindows ServerSharePoint + SQL
03Keane · Infrastructure + Application Support

Multi-office technology operations

Supported offices, servers, secure networking, application administration, and distributed teams across a large consulting environment.

4 offices40+ remote officesSecure VPN + network

Process Improvement

The fix matters. The workflow after the fix matters more.

Some of the most valuable technical work has been finding where time, complexity, or repetition can be removed from a system altogether.

20,000

FTE hours / year

Imaging workflow

A custom computer-imaging process built for Dartmouth College reduced the labor required to prepare and restore systems at scale.

5h → 15m

SQL processing

Migration + optimization

A Y2K-era migration project cut a recurring SQL process from hours to minutes.

20

FTE hours / week

Research-unit processes

Process improvements around equipment requisitioning, onboarding, and internal services reduced recurring administrative effort.

Support & Operations

Support is a systems discipline.

Good support solves the immediate problem. Better support also asks why the problem happened, whether it will happen again, and what can be changed so the next person never has to open the ticket.

300+

Faculty, staff, students & emeriti

First-, second-, and third-tier support in an academic research environment.

6,000+

Student population

Public-computing and IT-service operations supporting a large campus community.

5,000

Cases per year

Hands-on support volume alongside hiring, training, documentation, and process design.

11k / 20k

Users / devices

Part of a team supporting enterprise desktop, server, and application environments.

Development & Implementation

Build it, ship it, maintain it.

Development work ranges from current Astro builds and WordPress systems to research interfaces and front-end implementation from supplied designs.

01

Current Web Development

Astro + Static Builds

Component-based static sites built around performance, maintainability, responsive behavior, and deliberately lightweight front ends.

AstroHTMLCSSJavaScript

02

Implementation + Stewardship

WordPress + Client Systems

Building, extending, maintaining, and troubleshooting live sites where technical decisions have to coexist with content, client needs, and existing systems.

WordPressPHPSEOAdministration

03

Academic + Healthcare

Research Web Applications

Web experiences developed alongside researchers, including enterprise sites, decision-support tools, secure data workflows, and research-facing interfaces.

UI/UXPHPSQLSecure Data

04

Design-to-Code Implementation

Front-End Translation

Turning supplied visual direction into working interfaces while preserving layout intent, usability, and responsive behavior.

PSD-to-WebResponsiveFront EndQA

Strategy & Technical Leadership

Technology needs context.

Systems planning is part architecture, part communication, and part judgment: understanding the goal, the people, the constraints, and what will still be maintainable after launch.

01

Plan for the operating reality.

Choose solutions that fit the people, environment, budget, security requirements, and support capacity—not just the ideal diagram.

02

Make complexity transferable.

Documentation, training, and clear interfaces matter because a system is only useful if knowledge can move beyond the person who built it.

03

Connect technical and creative work.

Web, infrastructure, content, UX, and strategy are often parts of the same problem. Treating them that way produces better decisions.

Selected Toolkit

Web

AstroWordPressHTMLCSSJavaScriptPHPGitSass

Systems

WindowsmacOSLinuxWindows ServerVMwareSynologyNetworking

Operations

ServiceNowRedMineProject ManagementHelp DeskTrainingDocumentation

Data + Security

SQLMySQLSecure Data2FAHIPAA/FISMA environmentsBackup + Recovery