Projects

Projects

A running snapshot of what I have built, what I am actively improving, and what I am using as a lab to keep sharpening my IT, scripting, and security skills.

2 finished
2 in progress
2 lab
0 archived
in progress featured TypeScript Next.js Prisma

AI Governance Toolkit

A workspace app for tracking AI vendors, policies, reviews, evidence, and risk decisions.

  • Problem: Teams need a repeatable way to document AI usage, vendor reviews, and governance decisions without losing the evidence behind them.
  • Tech: TypeScript, Next.js, Prisma, PostgreSQL-style data modeling, authentication, and automated verification scripts.
Core workflow 70%
finished featured PowerShell Windows 11 Endpoint support

Windows 11 Migration Script

A PowerShell readiness checker built during a large Windows 11 migration effort.

  • Problem: Manual checks for TPM, Secure Boot, RAM, disk layout, and drive type were slowing down endpoint migration work.
  • Tech: PowerShell, CIM queries, background jobs, hardware checks, and workstation troubleshooting logic.
Ready for reuse 100%
lab featured PowerShell Active Directory Windows Server

Windows 11 Active Directory Administration Lab

A hands-on lab for practicing Windows administration, domain workflows, and repeatable support tasks.

  • Problem: Admin skills stick better when they are practiced in a controlled environment that mirrors real help desk and sysadmin work.
  • Tech: Windows 11, Windows Server concepts, Active Directory, PowerShell, user and device administration.
Lab coverage 55%
finished Python Automation Data extraction

Roblox Outfit Scraper

A Python scraper for collecting Roblox outfit data in a repeatable way.

  • Problem: Repetitive browser lookups are slow when the same public outfit data needs to be gathered consistently.
  • Tech: Python, web requests, parsing, structured output, and small automation workflows.
Usable script 90%
in progress Jekyll GitHub Pages Writing

Portfolio and Writeups Site

This site: a place to collect CTF notes, project writeups, certification reflections, and practical IT learning.

  • Problem: Work samples are easier to trust when the reasoning, tradeoffs, and lessons learned are visible in one place.
  • Tech: Jekyll, Chirpy, Markdown, GitHub Pages, self-hosted static assets, and simple content workflows.
Portfolio polish 75%
lab Swift macOS UI utility

OpenFolderIcons

A small macOS utility experiment around folder icon workflows.

  • Problem: Personal desktop workflows get smoother when repetitive visual customization steps are easier to repeat.
  • Tech: Swift, macOS app concepts, local file workflows, and lightweight utility design.
Experiment maturity 40%