Cloud Engineer · Buffalo, NY
AWS-certified engineer with 4+ years building and managing multi-account cloud infrastructure for enterprise data platforms. Notre Dame and Adelphi alumnus. I write about DevOps, build tools, and enjoy working at the intersection of technology and hard problems.
Specialized in IAM architecture, Infrastructure as Code, and cross-functional collaboration in regulated environments. Proven track record reducing costs by $150K+ annually while strengthening security posture and implementing CI/CD automation.
Managed national account operations including bookkeeping, scheduling, and project management.
Oversaw production and installation of large-format signage, vehicle graphics, and vinyl work. Increased signage revenue by over 30%.
A Bitcoin-anchored timestamping service that creates cryptographic proofs of digital content existence. Uses OpenTimestamps to anchor document hashes to the Bitcoin blockchain, providing tamper-proof verification that content existed at a specific point in time. Supports file timestamping and web archiving with a fully stateless architecture.
This website — built as the AWS Cloud Resume Challenge. A serverless personal site running on S3 + CloudFront with a Python Lambda visitor counter, DynamoDB backend, and GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline. All infrastructure defined in Terraform.

A touch-first AAC web app built for my brother Alex to communicate quickly with high-priority daily phrases. Includes category-based phrase boards, custom typed speech, repeat/recent behavior, and ElevenLabs voice synthesis with a fallback to device speech for reliability.
Technical articles and project writeups. Mostly DevOps and cloud infrastructure for now — more topics coming.
Before cloud engineering, I spent five years producing and installing large-format signage, vehicle graphics, and vinyl work at Sir Speedy Print, Signs & Marketing.






Full portfolio available on Flickr
Open to connecting on projects, opportunities, or just good conversation. Best reached via LinkedIn or email.