Eighteen years of keeping things up
I started building websites in Houston and never stopped adding layers underneath them. Today that means a broadcast origin, a telephone network, three SaaS platforms and a CAD engine — plus the Linux boxes, the backups and the 2am pages when something goes wrong.
Most of what I know came from operating systems rather than reading about them. I have watched a bitrate ladder collapse, found a call-record race condition hiding under three layers of signal handling, and rebuilt a material takeoff after discovering the estimate disagreed with the drawing. That work is documented publicly, including the mistakes.
I work with businesses across the Americas and everything I build ships in English, Spanish and Portuguese. If you have a system that needs building — or one that is already running and needs someone who can actually fix it — that is the work I want.
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