From the data center floor to the circuit board.

I've built the physical internet with my hands — relocating racks in live AWS data centers, pulling fiber on hyperscale build-outs. Now I'm studying EE at George Mason to design what runs inside it.

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FIG. 1 — Career, drawn as installed · 42U · N.T.S.

General Notes

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Contractor is an Electrical Engineering sophomore at George Mason University. Before college, he worked inside live AWS data centers in Northern Virginia — relocating server racks and managing power and network cabling in mission-critical environments.
Working at that scale taught him to think in systems — every cable, rack, and power circuit is part of something larger. He brings that mindset to the lab: analyzing circuits, programming microcontrollers in C/C++, and tracing how hardware decisions ripple up through software.
Field of interest: the boundary where physical and digital engineering meet — embedded systems, power electronics, and the infrastructure that keeps everything running.
Contractor is actively seeking internships involving real technical work. Submit all RFIs via the contact sheet.

Detail A — Skills, As Labeled

Jacket color per fiber standard

P-01 · OS2

Python

CS 112 · bench scripts & data wrangling

P-02 · OM3

C / C++

Microcontroller firmware, coursework

P-03 · OM2

Circuit Analysis

Oscilloscopes · function generators · soldering

P-04 · OM4

Fiber Optics

Pulling · dressing · labeling · patching into racks

P-05 · PATH

Pathway & Supports

Basket tray · trapeze · Unistrut · waterfall drops

P-06 · MGMT

Git · Linux · AutoCAD

Version control, shell, drafting

NOTE: every label states what it carried — no percentages, no progress bars.

Detail B — Revision History

a.k.a. the build log

Rev	Date	Description	By
04	2026-07	Site reissued. Personal domain redrawn as a construction document — rack elevation, cable labels, this revision block.	JR
03	2026-04	Joined IES Communications. Structured fiber on hyperscale build-outs — tray, trapeze hangers, waterfall drops, everything plumb, level, and square.	JR
02	2025-05	Summer inside AWS. Rack relocation in live data centers — power, network, ESD protocol, zero downtime.	JR
01	2024-08	Issued for construction. Enrolled at George Mason — B.S. Electrical Engineering, class of '28.	JR

This block only grows. Every project finished, every skill picked up, every semester — logged as a revision.