Automation & data
Tools that take repetitive data work off someone's plate: syncing repo metadata, auditing Apps Script projects, and turning GSA vendor price lists and Excel workbooks into clean, checked, ready-to-use records.
IT Manager with AS & BS in Computer Science. I build tools that automate repetitive work — pricing and vendor data, message and photo archives, video and market-data pipelines — and the dashboards and infrastructure that run them. Mobile development is where I started; automation and full-stack tools are where most of my recent work lives.
Tools that take repetitive data work off someone's plate: syncing repo metadata, auditing Apps Script projects, and turning GSA vendor price lists and Excel workbooks into clean, checked, ready-to-use records.
Tools that run on your own machine, not in the cloud: a photo-scan stitching wizard, a message-archive cleaner and viewer, a video clip joiner — plus Windows utilities for sandboxes, compliance checks, and game-save backups.
Web apps that mostly run in the browser: a customizable intranet dashboard, a landscaping business manager, a client-side billing analyzer, and JSON and candidate-evaluation tools — plus this site and a voxel world you walk through. Several work offline, with your data staying on your machine.
Pipelines that capture data as it arrives or on a schedule: prediction-market order books and crypto feeds recorded to Parquet, and public feeds — procurement listings, store deals — scraped into deduped, queryable datasets.
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Systems Automation Specialist | IT Manager | Full-Stack and Mobile Developer
Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
As the Information Technology Manager at Millennium Partners, I am responsible for directing the IT infrastructure and technology solutions that support the company's global initiatives. I am passionate about creating user-focused, efficient technology environments that empower teams to meet their objectives.
My core responsibilities in this role include: Providing comprehensive IT support to staff at the corporate headquarters and in various overseas field offices. Creating dynamic multimedia products, such as videos and infographics, to advance project goals and communication strategies. Managing the full IT onboarding process for new employees and consultants, including account setup and access to collaborative platforms like Microsoft SharePoint. Designing and implementing IT solutions for a range of international projects and contributing technical expertise to new proposals.
This position builds upon my foundation as a highly motivated and results-oriented Mobile Application Developer, where I specialized in creating engaging and user-friendly applications. With a strong computer science background as a Salutatorian from Full Sail University, I have a proven track record of delivering high-quality apps using Java, Kotlin, and Swift. Furthermore, my prior experience in the mobile sales industry honed my ability to communicate effectively and understand end-user needs. I now leverage this unique combination of technical expertise and interpersonal skills to support my colleagues and contribute to innovative solutions at Millennium Partners.
As the Information Technology Manager at Millennium Partners, I am responsible for directing the IT infrastructure and technology solutions that support our company's global initiatives. My role is central to ensuring that both our domestic and international teams have the technical capabilities required to meet their objectives effectively.
Design and build engaging, user-friendly Android and iOS applications in Kotlin, Java, and Swift, with a focus on offline-first data, clear navigation, and tested releases. Ship Android apps with Jetpack Compose, Navigation, ViewModel/StateFlow, Room, and Retrofit, including a maps point-of-interest app, a Reddit browser with offline caching and installed-app OAuth, and contacts and employee-records apps backed by local databases. Build iOS apps in Swift and SwiftUI, including a card-matching game, a barcode scanner, and UIKit layout examples modernized for current toolchains.
Installing power and lighting circuits; repairing distribution circuits; running wiring for lights and other equipment; maintaining operating efficiency of distribution panels, switches, switchboards, controllers, voltage regulators, current transformers and voltage transformers; maintaining operating efficiency of electric motors; repairing electrical equipment and appliances; installing and maintaining storage batteries; inspecting, maintaining, testing and repairing electric power equipment; maintenance and repair of shipboard elevator systems; interpreting electrical sketches, diagrams and blueprints; maintenance and repair of various propulsion and auxiliary control consoles; connecting electric power machinery and electric power equipment.
Salutatorian
Both degrees with weight in Mobile Application Development.
Information Technology Technology Management IT Infrastructure Management
English
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Where I'm based
At a sock hop at the Fredericksburg Armory, Link Wray improvised 'Rumble', the power chords and distortion that became modern rock guitar.
In January 1777, Thomas Jefferson met with his advisory committee here to draft the Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom, later the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom and the model for the First Amendment.
Fredericksburg was the first stop of the Freedom Rides on May 4, 1961, as the riders traveled south from Washington, D.C. to challenge segregated bus terminals.
In 1862, an estimated 10,000 enslaved people freed themselves by crossing the Rappahannock River to Union lines.
Named in 1728 for Frederick, Prince of Wales, the town named its streets after members of the royal family.
George Washington moved to Ferry Farm, across the Rappahannock from Fredericksburg, in 1738 at age six, and spent most of his boyhood there.
Matthew Fontaine Maury, born in Spotsylvania County just outside Fredericksburg, aggregated thousands of ships' logs to chart ocean currents and winds around the world, an early form of crowdsourced data. He was known as the 'Pathfinder of the Seas'.
In 1909-10, the Fredericksburg Water Power Company built the Ambursen-type Embrey Dam across the Rappahannock to generate hydroelectric power. It powered the region into the 1960s and was removed in 2004.
Brick-lined passages run beneath downtown near the old river docks, with torch smudges still visible on their walls. Their purpose is unconfirmed; local lore says they moved goods from the docks to shops out of sight.
The Central Rappahannock Regional Library's IdeaSpace, on Princess Anne Street, is a community fabrication lab with 3D printers, a laser cutter, and an AV booth for prototyping and digital design.
Planet Novak Rewind opened at Spotsylvania Towne Centre in summer 2026, with 25 retro cabinets, Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Mortal Kombat, and more, running the original games on modern hardware.