Background

Built on real experience

I've spent my career in infrastructure — networks, systems, and the people who keep them running — with a consistent focus: build reliability, reduce chaos, and help teams execute with confidence.

I led global network operations at Ingram Micro for over a decade, supporting 200+ sites across Americas, EMEA, and APAC. Managing a $25.5M budget, a team of 55+ engineers, and the operational discipline required to maintain 99.99% uptime across that footprint gave me a perspective most infrastructure professionals never develop — how reliability and risk are fundamentally business conversations.

I'm currently Lead Systems Administrator at Telamon, where I own enterprise infrastructure across servers, virtualization, networking, security, and cloud — driving modernization, lifecycle management, and operational resilience.

I'm also pursuing my MBA in Information Technology Management at SNHU (2026–2027) — because leaders don't stop growing, and the business side of technology is where strategy gets made.

My background includes: Progressive engineering and leadership roles at Ingram Micro, and service as a United States Army Communications NCO — where I built a deep foundation in accountability, documentation, readiness, and high-pressure execution.
What Drives Me

Operating principles

  • Clarity. People do their best work when priorities and ownership are obvious.
  • Calm operations. Systems can be complex without being chaotic.
  • Growth. Develop leaders, reduce toil, keep people engaged.
  • Business alignment. Tradeoffs explained in impact, risk, and cost.
  • Standards. Repeatability creates speed and lowers incident frequency.
Credentials

Education & certs

  • MBA, IT Management — SNHU (In Progress, 2027)
  • B.S. Business Administration — SNHU, GPA 4.0
  • Cisco CCNA
  • CompTIA A+ & Network+