If you'd walked up to the teenager precariously duct-taping an old wireless router to the ceiling of her music camp dorm room, trying (and succeeding) to build a dorm-wide voice chat server, that she was going to one day oversee technology installations for entire buildings in New York City, she'd have laughed at you. And then probably politely asked you to please leave her room. But that's just the tip of what I've accomplished so far, and I'm just getting started. From performing with symphony orchestras to orchestrating copier fleet deployments, I've had a wonderfully weird and interesting life, starting my IT career as a help desk technician and working all the way up to managing all network and server operations at my alma mater, Manhattan School of Music. In 2017, I joined the Shared Services Initiative with the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, kicking off a massive undertaking to update and modernize large sections of their IT infrastructure and share costs and services between the two institutions. And in 2018, after taking an introductory course in project management through Columbia's professional development offerings, I realized (to even my own surprise) that I really enjoyed the organization, workflow, and resource allocation of project management almost as much as the tech itself. Adapting what I could from project management and ITSM standards to fit my objectives, and learning and creating new workflows as I went, I've successfully deployed hundreds of devices serving tens of thousands of staff, faculty, and student devices, handling everything from presentation, specification, design, vendor relations, deployment, configuration, and verification for objectives such as:- 435 wireless access points for a 20-story dormitory and office space, with a QR-based reporting system for end-users- All IT, BMS, and telecom from start to finish for a new-construction 7-story dormitory, library, and several public seminar spaces- A 29-copier fleet with unified RFID-based job pickup, public pay-per-print from mobile devices, and custom scanning workflows for sheet music- Integration of ITSM Help Desk software between two colleges as part of the Shared Services initiativeMore details on my projects can be found below in the Projects section, but when I'm not poking at spec sheets or mapping out a new proposal, I'm a video editor and voice actor, Lego enthusiast, and a professional cuddler of my puppy, Freya.