CLOUD ENGINEERING
Architecture, migration, right-sizing
AWS, Azure and hybrid estates. Landing zones, workload migration, and the unglamorous work of matching instance classes to what actually runs on them.
TAKING NEW ENGAGEMENTS · Q4 2026
Cloud, networking, servers and security for enterprise and SMB teams — engineered properly, then tuned until the stack stops costing more than it should. One accountable consultant, no agency layers, no handoff to someone you never met.
IT systems engineering across the whole stack — from the network floor to the processes running on top of it. Not a menu of managed services.
CLOUD ENGINEERING
AWS, Azure and hybrid estates. Landing zones, workload migration, and the unglamorous work of matching instance classes to what actually runs on them.
NETWORKING
VLAN and subnet architecture, SD-WAN, site-to-site tunnels between offices and cloud, and remote access for staff — client VPN where it's still the right answer, ZTNA where it isn't. Firewall policy someone can still read in two years.
ENTERPRISE IT & WORKPLACE
Active Directory and Windows Server roles, moving a growing shop off workgroup onto a real domain, file shares with permissions that hold up to an audit. Plus published apps and virtual desktops — Citrix Workspace, RDS and Azure Virtual Desktop.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Server and storage consolidation, monitoring that pages a human only when it matters, and restore procedures that have actually been tested.
SECURITY & ZERO-TRUST
MFA enforcement, least-privilege review, device posture, conditional access. Rolled out in stages so nobody's workday breaks on a Tuesday.
RANSOMWARE
Two full recoveries delivered, neither with a ransom paid. Pre-incident: backup validation and blast-radius review. Post-incident: containment, restore, and hardening so it does not repeat.
PROCESS & AUTOMATION
Map the manual workflow, remove the handoffs, script what's left. Includes putting AI tools into the business with real guardrails — so staff stop pasting client data into whatever tab is open.
STACK COST TUNING
Idle reserved capacity, duplicate SaaS licenses, over-provisioned tiers, auto-renewals nobody remembers signing. Typically pays for the engagement.
A working sketch of what an engagement produces. Toggle the policies, move the spend slider, run a command — the numbers respond the way a real posture review does.
POSTURE SCORE
58/100
4 controls still open. Each one is a finding in the audit.
TERMINAL — TRY scan, services, contact
Every engagement starts the same way, whether it ends in a migration or a two-page memo.
Thirty minutes, free, no obligation. What hurts, what it costs you, and whether I'm the right person. Sometimes the answer is no and I'll say so.
Ten business days, fixed fee. Read-only access, interviews with the people who actually run things, and a look at what you're paying for.
Findings ranked by risk and by dollars, with effort estimates. Yours to keep and act on — with me or without me.
I build it, document it, and train whoever inherits it. The goal is that you stop needing me for that thing.
Four shapes. Most clients start with the audit and decide from there.
FIXED FEE · 10 BUSINESS DAYS
The standard entry point. Full review of cloud, network, security posture and spend, ending in a ranked roadmap you own outright.
The audit fee is credited in full toward any project that follows it.
START HERE →SCOPED · PROJECT RATE
A defined build with a defined end. Migration, segmentation rollout, zero-trust implementation, or incident recovery.
PER BUILD · HOURLY OR MONTHLY
You have a product to ship and developers building it. I'm the technical authority in the room — reviewing the work, holding the timeline honest, and translating between the people funding it and the people writing it.
MONTHLY RETAINER
For teams that need senior technical judgment on call but nowhere near a full-time hire. Vendor decisions, architecture review, escalation.
No pitch deck. Tell me what's breaking or what it's costing, and I'll tell you whether an audit is worth your money — including when it isn't.
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