Day job
IT Director at Strange Music
Enterprise storefronts, tax systems, shipping operations, network and admin support. Four stores, weekly merch launches, single operator on the IT side.
A quick history of the work.
Day job, fleet build-out, products, and the operating portfolio itself — the path that got tinyblue.dev to its current shape.
Homelab era
Built the S.A.M fleet
Turned a home infrastructure obsession into a multi-node AI platform: k3s, Headscale mesh VPN, Ollama and EXO inference, persistent agents with shared memory, 20 machines acting like one.
Product stretch
Shipped Get Your Crocs Off, SmurfVillage, CardsCloud
Applied the same stack to commercial products and consumer experiences — threshold kit commerce, browser-native emulation, a Pokémon TCG collection manager. Same infrastructure, different product surfaces.
Today
tinyblue.dev as operating portfolio
The site itself became a product, routing visitors directly into case studies and AI-assisted exploration. Apple-style aesthetic, self-hosted chat, dark/light mode, real navigation across real pages.
From story into action
A timeline should push toward proof, not stand alone.
Use the history as context, then move into project evidence or a conversation.