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Experience

A systems background across ERP, databases, web development, IT, and hardware.

My current role is NetSuite-heavy, but the broader background is systems work: IT support, database troubleshooting, web development, infrastructure, PC hardware, and hands-on problem solving. Those areas still overlap constantly in the work I take on.

Current role

NetSuite Developer & Systems Engineer · Trevera

My current work combines technical development with process design, troubleshooting, data work, integrations, documentation, and client support. I spend a lot of time translating “this process is wrong” into the specific system layer that needs to change.

01

NetSuite development

SuiteScript 2.1, SuiteFlow, SuiteQL, saved searches, custom records, forms, permissions, Advanced PDF/HTML, transaction behavior, and support for existing customization.

02

Operational systems

Approval workflows, AP/purchasing processes, inventory and fulfillment behavior, electronic payments, SFTP, and the data flows around finance operations.

03

Client delivery

Requirements discovery, Sandbox-to-Production validation, troubleshooting, user/admin documentation, testing, and explaining tradeoffs without turning every request into custom code.

Selected work

Problems I’ve been asked to solve.

These descriptions are intentionally generalized. The implementation details that belong to a client stay with the client.

01

Approval architecture

Refactored approval logic so changing business mappings could be maintained outside deployed code while fallback and exception behavior stayed testable.

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02

Data reconciliation

Worked through environment-specific identifiers, duplicate records, missing parent relationships, staged imports, and validation after a migration became much larger than a header cleanup.

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03

Operational output

Built and adjusted documents, secure file movement, and structured output around what shipping, finance, customers, and downstream systems actually needed.

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04

Account-management system

Consolidated account UX, security flows, role behavior, sessions, settings, and administrative controls into a maintainable custom WordPress layer.

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Earlier background

Database, IT, infrastructure, and web experience still informs the ERP work.

Earlier roles and ongoing technical work exposed me to the layers people usually discover only after a business-system issue crosses a boundary: users, endpoints, hardware, databases, networks, identity, hosting, web systems, and operational support.

Sharp datacenter rack, patch panel, structured cabling, and diagnostic tool representing database and IT support.

Database / IT support

Oracle/database support and multi-site IT work included monitoring, blocking and concurrency issues, long-running queries, scheduled jobs, user support, documentation, ticket triage, and troubleshooting across organizations including SIG Sauer, SRNA, Sumitomo, and MagnaFlow.

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Systems & PC work

Microsoft 365, VoIP, DNS/firewall concepts, endpoint deployment, workstation configuration, custom PC builds and upgrades, hardware diagnosis, Windows setup, permissions, and the practical work of keeping systems usable.

Web-development desk with keyboard, trackpad, notebook diagrams, and reference materials.

Web development

WordPress, custom plugin work, front-end implementation, hosting, security, authentication flows, and the practical maintenance problems that appear after launch.

Toolkit & credentials

Tools in the context I actually use them.

This is not a keyword wall. These are the technologies and areas that repeatedly show up in my work.

NetSuite SuiteFoundationCertified
Web Services Developer ProfessionalCertified
B.S. Graphic Information TechnologyArizona State University
Working toolkit
SuiteScript 2.1SuiteFlowSuiteQLSaved SearchesAdvanced PDF/HTMLFreeMarkerREST / SOAP / SuiteTalkSFTPCSV / data migrationRoles & permissionsWordPress / PHPHTML / CSS / JavaScriptOracle SQL / database supportPC building / hardware diagnosticsMicrosoft 365 / endpoint support
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