I build video and audio streaming servers, phone systems and multi-tenant platforms from bare Linux up — and then I keep them running. Houston, Texas. English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Four things I do well, all of them running somewhere right now for someone who pays for them to stay up.
Complete media stacks from scratch: Wowza Streaming Engine integration, ingest, transcoding, LL-HLS packaging with multi-rendition adaptive bitrate ladders, origin and edge delivery, TLS, DNS, and the monitoring that catches a collapsed ladder before viewers do. Live and on-demand, video or audio.
Multi-tenant Asterisk PBX with an AI receptionist that answers, books and takes orders in Spanish and English. SIP trunking, per-tenant dialplans, schedule and holiday routing. Server-side call recording and archival on infrastructure you control, with retention and retrieval handled.
Billing, CRM and financial systems on Laravel and Python. Tenant isolation that fails closed, encrypted credentials, money computed on the server, and payment webhooks that are safe to receive twice.
Consumer apps shipped and maintained across Apple TV, iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV and Samsung, fed by one shared API so a schedule change reaches every platform without six new builds.
Not case studies. These are live products with customers, and I am the person who gets called when something breaks.
Broadcast television
A Spanish-language network streaming around the clock from Houston to the United States and Latin America. I built the origin, the bitrate ladder, the schedule API and the six apps that consume it.
Regulated money
Congregations track tithes and offerings, then owe a calculated remittance to their national office. The arithmetic is subtle and the money belongs to other people, so every required amount is shown next to what was actually sent.
Billing and CRM
Painters, cleaners and contractors send a quote, convert it to a contract with an e-signature, invoice it and take a card — without moving between four tools. Each business is isolated from every other one at the data layer.
Parametric CAD
A Python engine that reads an architectural plan into a structured model, resizes it without breaking construction geometry, and emits a dimensioned permit set with a material takeoff that agrees with the drawings.
I started building websites in Houston and never stopped adding layers underneath them. Today that means a broadcast origin, a telephone network, three SaaS platforms and a CAD engine — plus the Linux boxes, the backups and the 2am pages when something goes wrong.
Most of what I know came from operating systems rather than reading about them. I have watched a bitrate ladder collapse, found a call-record race condition hiding under three layers of signal handling, and rebuilt a material takeoff after discovering the estimate disagreed with the drawing. That work is documented publicly, including the mistakes.
I work with businesses across the Americas and everything I build ships in English, Spanish and Portuguese. If you have a system that needs building — or one that is already running and needs someone who can actually fix it — that is the work I want.
Yes. I design and run complete video and audio streaming stacks starting from a bare Linux server: ingest, transcoding, Wowza Streaming Engine integration, LL-HLS packaging with multi-rendition adaptive bitrate ladders, origin and edge delivery, TLS, DNS and monitoring. I currently operate a 24/7 multi-channel broadcast origin serving the United States and Latin America.
Yes. I architect and integrate Wowza for live and on-demand delivery — ingest configuration, transcoder setup, adaptive bitrate output, and connecting it to the origin and CDN layers underneath. I can build a Wowza deployment from nothing, or take over one that already exists and is misbehaving.
Yes. Multi-tenant Asterisk PBX with per-tenant dialplans, schedule and holiday routing, SIP trunking, and an optional AI receptionist that answers in Spanish and English. I also design and deploy server-side call recording and archival on infrastructure you control, covering storage layout, retention policy and retrieval.
Often. A large part of my work is diagnosing production systems built by someone else — streaming stacks that silently drop renditions, phone systems that lose call records, platforms where the numbers on screen disagree with the database. I find the cause and document it rather than papering over it.
Houston, Texas. Most of my clients are elsewhere — I work remotely across the United States and Latin America, and everything I build ships in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Tell me what you are building, or what is already running and breaking. I answer in English, Spanish or Portuguese, usually the same day.