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I am currently studying for CompTIA A+ and building toward an entry-level help desk or IT support role, with supporting projects in networking labs, browser utilities, React games, and Unity prototypes.
A focused view of the projects I would bring up first in an interview: IT support labs, practical web utilities, and game prototypes that show planning, implementation, and documentation.
IT / Cybersecurity Lab
Designed a Phase 1 homelab plan covering virtualization, container management, DNS sinkholing, validation scripts, diagrams, IP planning, and rollback notes.
Desktop\homelab-phase1Frontend / Job-Search Utility
Built a static GitHub Pages portfolio with resume pages and small JavaScript tools for passwords, notes, habits, unit conversion, tips, flashcards, todos, weather, and finance prototypes.
Game Development / Unity
Created a browser-ready Unity arena FPS prototype with generated scenes, three weapons, shields, pickups, bots, menus, HUD, match results, and a networking abstraction boundary.
Desktop\StickArenaCEGame Development / Unity
Started a moddable multiplayer frontier RPG prototype with a data-driven content pipeline, base-game JSON content, Unity bootstrap, and design docs for server-hosted worlds.
Desktop\LanternwildReact / TypeScript Prototype
Built a local-first workflow prototype for turning business-card input and website signals into reviewed, manual outreach drafts without sending anything automatically.
Desktop\outreach-agent-prototypeResume / Career Materials
Maintained focused resume pages and job-search materials aimed at entry-level help desk, desktop support, and IT support roles.
I am an IT support candidate and cybersecurity student based in Palm Bay, Florida. I am currently preparing for CompTIA A+ as I build toward an entry-level help desk or IT support role.
I value clear communication, patient support, organized notes, and reliable follow-through when working through technical problems.
Windows 10/11 support, password reset support, printer troubleshooting, remote support basics, ticket documentation, user account support, software install/update support.
TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, Wi-Fi troubleshooting, Ethernet troubleshooting, basic routing and switching, VLAN concepts, device inventory.
CIA triad, least privilege, MFA, patch management, account security, logging basics, security awareness.
Windows, macOS, Linux CLI basics, Git/GitHub, VS Code, Wireshark, Nmap/Zenmap, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Docker basics.
Clear documentation, calm issue handling, customer service, team collaboration, follow-through, explaining technical issues clearly, problem solving under pressure.
Hands-on labs and builds covering virtualization, networking, DNS, containers, scripting, documentation, and help desk operations.
Designed and documented a homelab stack using Proxmox VE, an Ubuntu Server VM for Docker and Portainer CE, and a dedicated Pi-hole LXC for DNS sinkholing. Deliverables include topology diagrams, an IP plan, install runbook, validation tests, and rollback procedure.
Support relevance: Shows virtualization, containerization, DNS planning, and formal change documentation. Physical deployment is pending hardware selection, so I present this as a documented lab plan rather than a production environment.
Planned Pi-hole DNS service with Docker, clean port-53 handling, local hostname conventions, staged rollout, and rollback steps for household-safe testing.
Support relevance: Direct practice with DNS behavior, DHCP/DNS interaction, container networking, and cautious change management.
Maintain documentation for a home network using a TP-Link ER707-M2 router, TL-SG108-M2 2.5G switch, EAP610 access point managed through Omada SDN, and a TerraMaster NAS.
Support relevance: Maps to common support scenarios involving Wi-Fi stability, device connectivity, DNS resolution, DHCP reservations, and network inventory.
Practice Windows support tasks with ticket-style notes: symptom, hypothesis, steps taken, resolution, and notes for next time.
Support relevance: Reinforces the habits expected in entry-level support: calm triage, clear notes, and repeatable troubleshooting steps.
Built small Python automation tools including bot scripts and market monitoring prototypes, with attention to scheduled execution, API calls, error handling, and keeping credentials out of source code.
Support relevance: Demonstrates scripting comfort for monitoring, alerting, and reducing repetitive manual work.
View GitHub profileDocumented a NAS-backed backup workflow with folder structure, external-drive rotation, retention expectations, access control basics, and restore verification.
Support relevance: Backup verification and recovery discipline are core IT support responsibilities.
Small browser utilities built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. They are intentionally scoped, but useful for showing DOM work, form handling, local state, and responsive UI basics.
Create random passwords or memorable passphrases with adjustable length, character options, copy support, and a simple strength readout. Runs fully in the browser with no server calls.
Open Password GeneratorConvert distance, weight, and temperature values using instant browser-side calculations and responsive form controls.
Open Unit ConverterCalculate tips, bill totals, and per-person splits with preset percentages and custom input handling.
Open Tip CalculatorTrack weekly habits with daily checkoffs saved in local storage for a simple persistence-focused app.
Open Habit TrackerCreate, edit, save, and delete browser-stored notes for study reminders, ticket notes, or project ideas.
Open Quick NotesPractice entry-level support and CompTIA A+ fundamentals with a short multiple-choice flashcard quiz.
Open Flashcard QuizA persistent task list for adding, completing, deleting, and saving tasks locally in the browser.
Open Todo AppA ZIP-code weather lookup with external API data, validation messages, and dynamic result rendering.
Open Weather AppA market dashboard prototype with charting, search suggestions, market lists, and fallback data handling.
Open Finance AppPlayable browser games and local Unity prototypes. These are separated from IT-support materials so each project has the right context.
A turn-based 2D tabletop simulator with a grid map, draggable tokens, initiative, dice log, fog controls, JSON scene import/export, and optional LAN or dedicated WebSocket relay.
Open Tabletop Ops ->A darkly comic Frogger-style arcade game. Guide your character across traffic lanes, dodge vehicles, and build a high score before the road claims the run.
Play Roadkill Pilgrimage ->A 5v5 unit-control strategy game with capture points, AI play, hot-seat play, and positioning-focused combat.
Play Mini RTS Clash ->An offline 2D dungeon crawler with MMO-style classes, party companions, abilities, loot, equipment, vendors, and an item database.
Play Dungeon Party RPG ->A Unity arena FPS prototype with bot matches, three weapons, shields, pickups, HUD, menus, match results, and a future-ready networking abstraction.
Status: Local playable Unity/WebGL prototype; public hosting and real networking are future milestones.
A Unity frontier RPG prototype exploring self-hosted worlds, mod-friendly content data, settlements, professions, and slow-burn multiplayer RPG systems.
Status: Early prototype with design docs, base-game content structure, and content-validation workflow.
Self-built study tools I use while preparing for the CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) exam. Open in any browser, no install required.
A focused single-page reference covering the Core 1 (220-1101) domains: mobile devices, networking, hardware, virtualization and cloud, and hardware/network troubleshooting. Designed for quick review and last-minute scanning.
Use: Reinforces objective coverage and serves as a checkpoint for what to drill next.
Open Study Sheet ->An interactive practice tool with multiple-choice questions aligned to the Core 1 (220-1101) objectives. Tracks progress, surfaces weak areas, and lets me drill specific domains until they stick.
Use: Active recall practice to close the gap between recognizing material and confidently answering exam-style questions.
Open Practice Trainer ->Studying networking, security foundations, operating systems, troubleshooting, and cybersecurity concepts.
Built a foundation in technical communication, digital tools, design thinking, and project-based work.
Current focus covering hardware, software, networking basics, troubleshooting, operating systems, mobile devices, and support fundamentals.
I am available for entry-level help desk, desktop support, and IT support roles. Open to remote opportunities and roles in the Palm Bay / Melbourne, FL area.