I am a passionate technicaion who loves troubleshooting computers and learning about new technologies. I earned my CompTIA A+ certification in January 2026, and I am always looking for projects I can use as an excuse to drill my technical skills.
Interested in reaching out? You can contact me at [email protected], as well as call or text me at (336) 403-7079
If there's one thing I thought I knew a lot about before taking the A+, it would be operating systems. It turns out there is so much more to troubleshooting Windows 11 then simply checking task manager. Since passing the A+, I have learned so much about using other troubleshooting tools such as control panel, microsoft maneagement console, and the command line. I am now not only more than capable of troubleshooting Windows, but also MacOS and Linux.
I have been working in fast food since April of 2025, and I have learned so much about how to treat customers, how to work in a professional team environment, and how to deal with stressful situations. I am proud to say that I am a valuable addition to the company, and I was awarded an employee of the month certificate in September for my dedication and enthusiasm.
Out of all the huge projects I have and currently am working on, my proudest creation is my home network. The A+ is a great resource for learning the basics of servers and networking, but the amount I have learned from the A+ is nothing compared to what I've learned from building a home network. There really isn't a better way to learn about the different parts of a PC then buying the components from ebay and building one yourself.
I have been learning the basics of programming, particularly C#, since I was about 10 years old. I've branched away from this language in the last few years, and I have gained some amount of experience in C++, Python, Java, and many other languages. Throughout my programming journey, I have made countless applications, a few of which are available on my github.
My most valuable trait is undoubtetly my enthusiasm and dedication to technology. I am always looking for projects that will stretch my thinking and problem-solving skills, and I am eager to learn more and more things about computers every day.
This is when I started watching a 10 hour long youtube video on C#, and I enjoyed learning the language so much that I then started making simple games in Unity.
My first time seeing an IP address was when I started doing research on how to make online video games. I followed a video series on making a UDP-based server and a web-based game client in javascript. While that project was ultimately abandoned, it was my first time introduced to networking.
Still unsure of what I would do with everything I knew about tech, I was sure about one thing; that I liked playing video games. This was my motivation to learn how to build my own gaming PC, and I learned so much about the anatomy of computers. The PC I ended up with is still my primary computer to this day, and ironically it is rarely used for gaming anymore.
At this point I'm set on pursuing IT as a career, and I decide to start studying for the CompTIA A+ exam. It was a long and wild ride, but I finally achived the certification in January of 2026, and I learned about so many areas of IT that I didn't even know existed before.
Here are a few of my big projects that I am constantly working on
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