Service Desk and IT Support
Incident triage, user support, access troubleshooting, escalation communication, and resolution documentation.
Service Desk experience · infrastructure direction
I support people and systems professionally, then keep learning by building my own Windows, Microsoft 365, Linux, networking, and automation environments. The work here separates what I did, how I checked it, and what remains unproven.
What I bring
Service desk work shaped the habits that matter when systems fail: listen carefully, narrow the scope, communicate clearly, preserve context, and leave the next technician a useful record.
Incident triage, user support, access troubleshooting, escalation communication, and resolution documentation.
Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, DHCP, Windows Server, Linux integration, virtualization, and backup operations in a personal lab.
Personal-tenant work with users, groups, licensing, roles, sign-ins, applications, exports, and limitation-aware evidence.
Repeatable checks for inventory, evidence generation, links, document integrity, repository structure, and content drift.
Selected systems
Each route answers a different reviewer question without repeating the same portfolio pitch.
A long-form systems case study covering Proxmox, pfSense, Active Directory, Windows, Linux, network segmentation, backups, four isolated restore exercises, automation, explicit limitations, and direct evidence paths.
case studyOpen the labPersonal-tenant administration represented through exports, screenshots, manifests, and claim boundaries.
proof routeInspect evidenceTroubleshooting records and validation tooling show how I move from symptom to documented result.
project routeReview methodsEvidence method
Commands, captured output, observed behavior, reproducibility, scope, and limitations determine evidence strength. The proof index exposes those relationships directly.