I am a young engineer providing affordable IT and Security Solutions to Small Businesses. I specalize in Cisco Networking and IP video solutions.
A widely recognized certification that demonstrates proficiency in installing, configuring, and troubleshooting medium-sized routed and switched networks. Validates a solid foundation in networking fundamentals, including LAN/WAN technologies, network security, and protocol optimization for reliable enterprise communication.
Professional certification demonstrating technical knowledge of the installation, configuration, and administration of Avigilon Unity Access 7 (UA7), an enterprise physical access control system. Covers access control hardware, controller and subpanel wiring, appliance setup, door configuration, and system deployment.
Professional certification demonstrating technical knowledge of the installation, configuration, administration, and maintenance of Avigilon Control Center 8 (ACC 8), now known as Avigilon Unity Video 8. Focuses on enterprise video management systems (VMS), IP surveillance cameras, video recording infrastructure, system optimization, and security monitoring.
With Physical Security as my specialty, this position requires me to implement security and surveillance solutions that protect State, Local Government and Educational campuses.
As the front line to any technical issue, my position as a systems engineer required me to think on my feet to solve IT issues for Law Offices, Automotive Dealers and Small Businesses across the greater Seattle area.
Loss affects every business, my position as an Asset Protection Investigator gives me unique insight to how to secure assets, track business loss, and surveillance system design.
If you are an individual or a business, reach out so we can discuss your individual needs.
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