Experience & Projects
Combination of technical expertise, problem solving, and a hands-on approach to technology management.
ERP · Business Processes · IT Management
Working with ERP has been a different kind of IT experience for me. It’s not just about the software itself; it’s about understanding how a business actually works. From deployment and stabilization to troubleshooting, user support, and continuous improvement, I’ve worked across both the technical and business sides of ERP.
Networking · Infrastructure · Implementation
Designing and supporting networks for different companies gave me plenty of hands-on experience with the things that usually happen behind the scenes. From implementation and troubleshooting to keeping things reliable and available, this was where a lot of my practical infrastructure experience was built.
Web Development Across Different Stacks
I’ve built several websites and web applications using different technologies, from ASP.NET and Java to Vue.js, WordPress, and Joomla.
Working with different stacks was a great way to understand that, despite all the technical differences, good software usually starts with understanding the problem.
Intelligent Wireless Robot
One of those projects I still remember with a smile. I built a wireless robot controlled from a computer using an AVR microcontroller and an HMTR module, then gave it a learning capability using an Artificial Neural Network algorithm. A pretty fun combination of hardware, programming, wireless communication, and a little AI experimentation.
Library Management System
Design and develop a shared library management application using C# and SQL Server. It was a hands-on experience in turning a real-world workflow into a working software system — from database design and application logic to the details that make a system actually useful for its users.
Beyond IT
My experience in an industrial manufacturing environment also shaped the way I approach technical writing and specialized content.
Database Management
I also had the opportunity to work with the databases behind several government websites. It was a valuable experience in dealing with real-world data, reliability, and the less visible side of keeping information systems running properly.
Software – Implementation & Support
I was involved in testing, installation, deployment, and technical support for GPI software. It gave me a closer look at what happens when software leaves the development environment and has to work with real users, real systems, and real-world constraints.
professional growth is not simply about knowing more,
It is about seeing better, thinking deeper, and building systems that people can rely on.
Security Experiment
And then there were the experiments… 😁
Out of curiosity, I built a C#-based backdoor as a controlled technical experiment. The real value for me was understanding how remote access mechanisms work and what kind of weaknesses can turn a seemingly normal system into a security problem.
Web Data Collection & Intelligence
One of my more unusual experiments was building a worm-like system to collect specialized financial information from different websites, bring the data together, and turn it into structured reports. It was an early hands-on exploration of automation, web data collection, information processing, and how scattered data can become something useful.