Someone has to know which ones.

Most people only notice technology when something stops working. My job is to solve problems—whether that’s configuring a network, installing data cabling, capturing the right image or flying a drone. It might look like I’m simply pushing buttons, but knowing which buttons to push comes from years of experience across technology, photography, aviation and a wide range of practical problem-solving.

That’s why I like to call myself a Professional Button Pusher. It’s a light-hearted way of describing work that often looks simple from the outside, but relies on experience, planning and knowing how each piece fits together.

What I Do

Over the years, I’ve worked across technology, safety, administration and creative industries. While my primary services are IT consulting and photography, I’m often engaged to assist with broader business projects where practical experience, clear thinking and problem-solving are just as important as technical expertise.

I’ve found that the skills developed in one industry often translate surprisingly well to another. Whether that’s writing safety documentation, improving business systems, solving technical challenges or creating visual content, the goal is always the same: understand the problem, apply the right experience and deliver a practical outcome.