Engineering portfolio · Organized for depth

The work.
Choose the depth.

Start with a compact directory. Open a brief when a system is relevant, or go deeper into a flagship journey for the architecture, decisions, evidence, and operating story.

Actual work, public-safe evidenceVisuals use the actual running interface whenever it can be shown safely. Where a private enterprise surface cannot be published, the treatment is clearly labeled as a faithful public-safe reconstruction of the real behavior—never a fabricated substitute dashboard.

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Project library

One directory.
Clear categories.

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Flagship Systems

The clearest through-lines across endpoint engineering, enterprise AI, and independently operated product architecture.

  1. 01
    Flagship case study

    Enterprise Endpoint Engineering Platform

    I turned Tanium, Intune, Jamf Pro, and ConfigMgr into one endpoint reliability practice: observe fleet health, collect evidence, choose the channel that can still act, remediate safely, and verify recovery before closing the loop.

    TaniumIntuneJamf Pro
  2. 02
    Flagship case study

    Governed Employee-Support Agent

    As primary architect and developer, I built a governed employee-support challenger and the regression, evaluation, automation, source, and release infrastructure needed to engineer it seriously. A structured leadership evaluation selected it after comparison with a longer-running Microsoft-supported incumbent.

    Copilot StudioServiceNowDataverse
  3. 03
    Flagship case study

    AEGIS Autonomous SIEM and Monitoring

    I designed and built AEGIS, growing it from centralized logs into a custom SIEM and autonomous infrastructure-monitoring system: service health, custom pollers, event ingestion, deterministic triage, local-agent analysis, delivery through PULSE, and human-controlled automated remediation through ntfy.

    ObservabilitySIEMLocal AI
02

Enterprise Engineering

Platforms and architectures that change how endpoint operations, employee service, identity lifecycle, and governed automation work across the business.

  1. 01
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    MEDUSA Orchestration Platform

    A shared enterprise control plane that turns typed actions into policy-aware workflows, holds consequential steps at human gates, executes through constrained handlers, and preserves a correlated history of what ran and why.

    OrchestrationTypeScriptPowerShell
  2. 02
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    PowerShell Operations Portal

    A governed operations broker that turns a broad PowerShell capability library into searchable, typed, tier-aware support and identity actions—with ticket context, WhatIf validation, human gates, rate limits, recovery behavior, and correlated audit evidence.

    PowerShellIdentityRBAC
  3. 03
    Project brief

    Discovery and CMDB Reconciliation

    Differential reconciliation, automatic classification, protected ownership, distributed scanning, and operational controls that keep infrastructure context usable as source systems change.

    Tanium DiscoverNetBoxCMDB
  4. 04
    Project brief

    Endpoint Evidence and Recovery Tooling

    Cross-platform collection, connectivity diagnostics, secure-state evidence, driver recovery, and guarded remote-support paths.

    TaniumPowerShellWindows
  5. 05
    Featured architecture brief

    Identity Lifecycle and Service Automation

    A governed automation architecture that modernizes onboarding and offboarding through tested PowerShell, Microsoft Graph, certificate-based authentication, recovery tooling, and an auditable ServiceNow, Tanium, and Jamf Pro device-offboarding operating model.

    ServiceNowMicrosoft GraphIdentity
  6. 06
    Project brief

    Agent Evaluation and Benchmark Tooling

    Test-set lifecycle, rubric-based grading, headless execution, response evidence, and comparison methods for enterprise agents.

    EvaluationDataverseTelemetry
03

Local Operations Ecosystem

Connected systems built to operate the lab: discovery, evidence, delivery, access, automation, observability, and resilient service exposure.

  1. 01
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    NEXUS Command Center

    A searchable mission-control surface for applications, hosts, service health, and recent operational activity, backed by the same catalog that drives AEGIS health.

    Operations UXService catalogHealth
  2. 02
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    PULSE Notification Command

    A unified notification control plane for composing, scheduling, templating, routing, and tracking multi-channel delivery—so applications do not each reinvent alerting or lose the evidence that a message arrived.

    NotificationsDeliveryTemplates
  3. 03
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    INTAKE Evidence Receiver

    A resilient evidence platform that receives endpoint artifacts, verifies them while streaming, correlates them by host and campaign, detects duplicates, manages retention, and makes the result usable for investigation and controlled follow-on action.

    EvidenceStreamingIntegrity
  4. 04
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    Ansible Fleet Automation

    A custom command center over an idempotent Ansible fleet practice for querying scope, inspecting playbooks, reviewing compliance, and operating configuration, deployment, diagnostics, backup, LXC, and application lifecycles.

    AnsibleProvisioningDeployment
  5. 05
    Architecture brief · No custom management UI

    Caddy High-Availability Edge

    A redundant internal edge with automated certificate handling, service routing, health-aware failover, configuration validation, and synchronized recovery paths.

    CaddyHigh availabilityTLS
  6. 06
    Project brief

    HORIZON Authenticated Execution

    Isolated and observable browser-origin operations for systems where the owner's existing session is the only safe authentication surface.

    Browser automationContractsEvidence
  7. 07
    Actual report artifact · Sanitized real round

    Local-Agent and Nightwatch Runtime

    A workload-aware local inference and agent runtime with bounded delegation, evidence-grounded memory, deterministic remediation gates, and unattended infrastructure rounds.

    Local AIAgentsEvaluation
04

Personal Products and Experiments

Products where the full lifecycle can be explored directly—from a human need to the interface, data model, deployment, and daily operation.

  1. 01
    Actual archived product · Privacy-safe capture

    SENTINEL Recognition and Presence

    An archived local-AI system that turned discrete camera observations into reviewable identity decisions and room-level last-seen state. Visual description stayed separate from deterministic identity matching; low-confidence or unknown observations remained human-review evidence instead of trusted presence. The camera pipeline was retired in August 2026, and its work-activity subsystem evolved into CHRONOS.

    Computer visionPresenceLocal AI
  2. 02
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    CHRONOS Activity Intelligence

    A verifiable activity-evidence platform with resilient collection, local spooling, human-versus-agent classification, and reviewable time narratives.

    EvidenceActivityClassification
  3. 03
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    TALLY Household Accountability

    A household planning and accountability product with recurring work, commitments, fair credit, member-specific experiences, notifications, and an operational history.

    Product designWorkflowNotifications
  4. 04
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    Work Calendar Bridge

    Keeps a work calendar usable in a separate planning calendar without relying on the destination provider’s slow subscribed-calendar polling. The bridge reads an Outlook-published ICS feed, applies field and attendee policy, previews creates, updates, and removals, writes normal events to a dedicated Google Calendar, and retains source-to-destination mapping, freshness, repair, and change evidence.

    CalendarPrivacyReconciliation
  5. 05
    Working relay prototype · Public-safe interaction

    BREEZE Voice Bridge

    A prototype relay for carrying a completed Claude Code terminal turn to a mobile voice interaction: buffer the actual turn, notify only while armed, speak a concise summary, capture a visible reply transcript, and return that text to the selected tmux session. The terminal agent—not the voice client—retains execution authority.

    VoiceRealtimeAgents
  6. 06
    Derivative product contribution · Interactive product simulation

    WisprDuck Audio Control

    A focused macOS systems contribution that ducks selected music, browser, or media-player audio while a chosen desktop AI app is audibly speaking, holds through short pauses, and restores smoothly. The implementation adds a local output-audio trigger to the Apache-2.0 WisprDuck project using measurement-only Core Audio process taps; the verified default is the ChatGPT desktop app output, not a generic claim about every ChatGPT mode.

    macOSCore AudioVoice UX
  7. 07
    Actual product · Public-safe recorded workflow

    WAND Mobile Agent Workbench

    A private, mobile-first control surface for real Codex and Claude CLI sessions: stream changed tmux pane output, compose and stage prompts or attachments, switch and resume native sessions, manage side lanes, and keep long-running work usable from a Fold-class phone. This public-safe recording uses the real WAND interface and a synthetic workspace while withholding private transcripts, profiles, usage data, paths, history, and control endpoints.

    MobiletmuxAgents
  8. 08
    Actual product · Motion walkthrough

    Reno's Day Calendar Kiosk

    A resilient remote household calendar experience that combines a purpose-built display, kiosk supervision, and a supported external access path.

    KioskCalendarRemote operations
  9. 09
    Visual essay

    Private Engineering Lab

    A production-like environment for virtualization, networking, storage, monitoring, backup, recovery, local AI, and agent orchestration.

    InfrastructureObservabilityRecovery

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