For over ten years, I’ve worked in audiovisual systems integration—designing and supporting technology built for reliability and an intuitive user experience.
Employment history lives on LinkedIn. This page is about me.
My work covers corporate and education spaces — boardrooms, conference rooms, classrooms and lecture halls — performance spaces from auditoriums, performance halls and black box theaters to movie theaters and outdoor stages, and specialty rooms including recording studios, courtrooms, houses of worship, healthcare and operations centers. Projects range from a single room to a complete facility.
Day to day I focus on estimating and design, coordinating across sales, engineering, project management and IT. Over more than ten years I’ve also commissioned systems, programmed DSP and troubleshot in the field, and I still do.
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Design & documentation
Drawing packages, system narratives, scope definition, and technical coordination shaped around a clear user experience.
02
Estimating & proposals
Careful takeoffs and proposal generation that connect design intent with a buildable, supportable system.
03
Commissioning
System configuration, verification, and troubleshooting across audio, video, control, and networked infrastructure.
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DSP programming
Signal flow, processing, and tuning with practical attention to performance, reliability, and maintainability.
Systems vocabulary
Platforms & strengths
Q-SYS
Biamp
Crestron
Extron
AMX
Systems design and documentation
Estimating takeoffs and proposal generation
System commissioning and troubleshooting
DSP programming
Cross-team coordination
Notes
How I approach the work.
Building a DSP template
It starts with the room and the people in it, not a template off the shelf.
Estimating has taught me that the needs of the people using a room should drive the design, not the price. Cost always matters, but a system that saves money and doesn’t serve its users isn’t a saving for anyone.
Selected credentials
Current expertise, continuously sharpened.
CTS-DAVIXA Certified Technology Specialist — DesignActive through Jan 2030Dante L3Networked AV and audio-over-IP2nd editionQ-SYS L2Audio, video, control, and VisionSuite trainingClassroom trainedNETGEAR L2AV networking, switching, and IPMXCertified 2025
Personal systems work
Systems I’ve built for my own rig.
The tools behind my live setup, built, documented and maintained the way I’d treat a client system.
Studio desk system
My own desk, drafted in AutoCAD and redrawn here for the web: every device, port and cable, split across three sheets.
Unused ports are dimmed. Notes like “USB: sheet 1” mark devices that appear on more than one sheet.
Tools for the live set
Software and control layouts I built to map, feed and play the looping rig.
Controller Atlas
An offline web app that documents every controller mapping in my live set. It reads the Ableton project file, lists what each knob, pad and pedal does, and checks the mappings against the hardware over Web MIDI.
Beat Breeder
A Python tool with a local web interface that generates new drum patterns, by genre or from patterns I’ve already programmed. It’s built around my live rig, so every pattern drops straight into the set and its probability triggering, which keeps the drums fresh from one session to the next.
Modulation Breeder
Beat Breeder’s counterpart for movement: it generates the modulation clips that drive my looper effects (filter sweeps, chop patterns, LFO changes), as native Ableton clips ready to load.
TouchOSC custom control
A custom TouchOSC layout I built to run my Ableton set. It gives me a visual cue for which patterns are triggered, controls the modulation clips, and relabels itself to match the loaded clips and the synth settings I’ve selected. The iPad is hardwired over USB through TouchOSC Bridge, not Wi-Fi: it’s the same call I’d make on a job, because if a control link can drop, it will drop at the worst moment.
Certification archive
Credentials in detail
Current certifications and completed manufacturer training, grouped by discipline.
AVIXA02
CTS-D — Certified Technology Specialist, DesignActive through January 2030
ID 2341531
CTS — Certified Technology SpecialistActive through January 2030
ID 1334997
Networked AV / AVoIP08
Extron Network AV Specialist (NAVS)January 9, 2026
NETGEAR AV Certification — Level 2November 12, 2025
ID 1XTszuHYGJ
NETGEAR Switching for AVoIPNovember 12, 2025
ID Z83vGP8e09
NETGEAR IPMX — IP Media ExperienceNovember 25, 2025
ID L7M3hk6LUR
NETGEAR AV Certification — Level 1October 21, 2025
ID VulfWqwEQX
Audinate Dante Level 3 (2nd Ed.)July 20, 2023
ID eeb9-c598-b9c5-e8fa
Audinate Dante Level 2 (2nd Ed.)April 28, 2023
ID 7cc5-ecd1-d195-31f5
Audinate Dante Level 1 (2nd Ed.)April 28, 2023
ID 4e5c-40cc-e5ef-6bef
Audio / DSP / Signal Processing05
Q-SYS Level 1 TrainingValid through March 1, 2027
Q-SYS Level 2 Classroom TrainingCompleted June 12, 2017 · Does not expire
Biamp TesiraSERVER / SERVER-IO TrainingNovember 27, 2019 · Does not expire