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Technology Architect
Networking, infrastructure, and systems design. Building the platform that keeps customer applications running.
I’ve spent more than three decades in the internet and hosting industry — from early UNIX administration and regional ISP work to designing high-availability platforms and the core infrastructure inside Netsonic’s Green Bay datacenter.
Started as a UNIX Administrator at SparkNET Interactive. Worked with businesses of all sizes — local startups, regional ISPs, and larger operators — gaining hands-on experience as the commercial internet was still taking shape.
Joined Internet Connect as a Network Engineer. When the company was acquired by Time Warner Telecom three years later, I was promoted to Director of Network Engineering, overseeing larger-scale network design and operations.
Joined Netsonic as Technology Architect (Director of Hosting Technologies). Responsible for datacenter infrastructure, networking, product development, server optimization, cloud platforms, and security. The focus has always been the same: build stable, practical systems that let other teams and customers run their applications reliably.
Designed and built a highly available, fault-tolerant Windows platform for a multi-store franchise’s iPhone ordering application. The stack used Microsoft SQL clustering, redundant replicated storage, and HA-Proxy load-balanced IIS servers. The environment later passed Level 1 PCI compliance.
Still focused on the hard problems: network design, infrastructure reliability, security, and custom solutions for growing businesses. The tools and platforms have changed, but the goal hasn’t — create systems that stay up and scale when customers need them to.
Whether it’s day-to-day datacenter operations or a custom high-availability design, the work is about solving real technical challenges so customers can focus on their own products and services.
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