Workplace support engineering
Practical Windows, Microsoft 365, endpoint, identity, messaging, networking, Linux and macOS troubleshooting.
Browse support Runbooks →Network, Infrastructure and Security Engineer
Building, securing and documenting modern infrastructure using Kubernetes, GitOps, Microsoft 365, observability and local-first AI.
Current focus
Current development combines workplace support, platform reliability, an operational intelligence portal and a safety-first local AI platform.
Practical Windows, Microsoft 365, endpoint, identity, messaging, networking, Linux and macOS troubleshooting.
Browse support Runbooks →Declarative delivery, distributed storage, observability and layered recovery across a four-node K3s environment.
Explore the Homelab →A dedicated model-processing environment with Kubernetes-hosted APIs, evaluation, policy enforcement and future controlled tools.
View the AI platform case study →Selected work
Three connected case studies covering the Kubernetes foundation, the operational intelligence portal and the next stage of local AI engineering.
Infrastructure
Four-node K3s platform with embedded-etcd quorum, distributed storage and documented operations.
Operations Portal
A local intranet bringing platform health, operational links, telemetry and future AI-assisted investigation into one interface.
Artificial Intelligence
A local-first AI platform combining a proven open-model assistant with a parallel research track for an original Lintech foundation model.
Homelab platform
The Homelab page connects edge access, networking, the four-node K3s cluster, storage, GitOps, telemetry, security monitoring and recovery.
Operational knowledge
Public, sanitised procedures covering workplace support and platform operations, with audience, type, risk and access metadata.
Workflow for update history, services, policy, logs, pending reboots and component repair.
Open Runbook →Quick reference for common Windows support, identity, networking, service and system checks.
Open Runbook →Investigate stopped, failing or misconfigured Windows services.
Open Runbook →Explore the portfolio