About Me

I’m an IT professional with a career spanning infrastructure, cloud, data platforms, and solution engineering. Professionally, I spend much of my time helping organizations solve complex technical problems and get more value from their data and technology investments.

Outside of work, I’m still very much a builder.

I’ve always enjoyed experimenting with technology at home, running my own infrastructure, self-hosting services, automating things that probably don’t need to be automated, and learning new technologies by actually putting them to work.

More recently, much of that experimentation has focused on AI agents and what happens when you connect them to real systems rather than simply using them as chatbots. That has led to projects ranging from agents that safely operate my homelab to stock research and monitoring tools, location-aware networking assistants, media automation, and other experiments documented on this site.

For me, the homelab is more than a collection of servers and services. It’s my personal technology playground, a place where I can explore ideas, make mistakes, understand how things really work, and occasionally build something genuinely useful.

This website is where I document those projects, the architecture behind them, what worked, what didn’t, and what I learned along the way.

And yes, there is often a simpler way to do it.

But where is the fun in that? 😃