Fueled’s WordPress maintenance and support product. I coordinate updates, security, performance work, and responsive support across more than 50 active client sites.
Websites at work.
Servers at home.
I’ve spent more than a decade building and supporting websites. At home, I run a homelab, self-host useful services, automate the house, and occasionally turn melted plastic into something practical.
I keep websites
running.
Fueled’s WordPress search product, built to deliver fast, relevant results. I coordinate priorities, releases, and ongoing product work.
Across small businesses and Fortune 500 companies, I keep sites healthy, priorities clear, and the path ahead visible.
Fifty sites,
one queue.
SiteWatch support is continuous. I keep priorities clear across every client on the roster and make sure the next step stays visible.
Triage
Sort alerts and requests by urgency, then bring in the right people.
Prioritize
Across more than fifty clients, make the next move clear and keep everyone aligned.
Deliver
Take plugin updates and full features from plan to tested release.
Stay ahead
Track security, performance, and the roadmap before they demand attention.
Projects beyond
work.
Spare weekends tend to become experiments with hardware, software, and the occasional fresh start.
homelab
Storage, local services, and the network connecting the house.
cd ~/homelab↗self-hosting
Useful services kept local, documented, backed up, and maintained.
cd ~/self-hosting↗smart home
Local automation designed around physical controls and predictable failure.
cd ~/smart-home↗3D printing
Replacement parts, simple designs, and a growing command of CAD.
cd ~/3d-printing↗games
Bright platformers, sprawling adventures, and long nights under neon lights.
cd ~/games↗big ideas
History, science, and politics: how we got here and where we might go next.
cd ~/big-ideas↗Things I’ve been
thinking about.
What deserves to be self-hosted?
A practical way to decide which services belong on your own hardware and which ones are better handled elsewhere.
Every smart home needs a manual mode
A smart home should remain understandable and usable when the internet, controller, automation, or person who built it is unavailable.
The paperwork says you belong. Politics says you never will.
Legal status can settle a person’s rights in America while politics keeps questioning their place in the country.