AV Infrastructure & Broadcast Engineering
Computer Engineering student at Purdue University. I design, build, and operate IP-based AV and broadcast infrastructure — from university esports arenas to professional production facilities.
Background
It started with a Windows PC teardown with my dad. That spark turned into an insatiable drive to learn everything K–12 wouldn't teach — networking, AV systems, broadcast production, infrastructure design.
Now that I'm studying Computer Engineering and have real clarity on what I want to do, the focus has shifted to something my degree will never cover: practical systems design and broadcast operations. Purdue doesn't have a broadcast engineering program. There's no career fair track for this field, no professor pointing the way. Everything in this portfolio came from finding the opportunities myself.
A tour of The Weather Channel's broadcast facility — a server room spanning half a floor, thin-client control surfaces, centralized processing at scale — made the destination clear. This is the work I want to do.
Experience
IBHS · Summer 2026
Broadcast & AV Infrastructure Intern
IFB implementation and VTR integration for large-scale weather test chamber systems. Studio and remote production support for a nationally recognized insurance research organization.
↳ Upcoming — Summer 2026Purdue Esports / RecWell · 2024–Present
Broadcast Production & Engineering Coordinator
Designs and operates the broadcast infrastructure for Purdue varsity esports. Manages a team of four broadcast specialists and handles IT administration for the Alienware Gaming Lounge.
View documentation →Purdue Hall of Music Productions · 2023–Present
Production Staff
Part of the production crew at one of the largest university performing arts facilities in the country. Camera operator for the Purdue Grand Prix 2025 — one of the only full multicam live productions HoM undertakes each year.
GoTo Foods · Summer 2025
Enterprise IT Infrastructure Intern
Network deployments, PowerShell and Python automation for cloud FinOps and distribution list management, and infrastructure lifecycle reporting to leadership at a multi-brand food franchise company.
NCR Corporation · Summer 2022
IT Intern
My first exposure to enterprise IT at a Fortune 500. Built an unsolicited batch file automation tool that streamlined a repetitive internal process — still in use in more advanced PowerShell form today.
Credits
The productions — separate from the employer relationships listed above.
Professional
Volunteer / Student
Technical
Background
The moments behind the résumé.
Broadcast & AV Infrastructure Intern
I'm looking forward to working on new projects in IFB and VTR systems this summer.
Broadcast Production & Engineering Coordinator
My first role where I was fully responsible for both building the system and keeping it running. The constraints were real: small budget, no infrastructure, no precedent. I had to think my way through every decision. Managing a team while the system is live every match week is a different kind of pressure from building it in the first place.
LED Tech — Arena EDM Show
Six hours of self-teaching a system I'd never touched, on a rig I'd never seen, for a show that same night. When I explained my work to the full-time staff, they said I probably knew this better than they did.
Enterprise IT Infrastructure Intern
This role taught me a lot about how infrastructure decisions get made at scale — and how slowly. I came in wanting to move fast and learned that large organizations move deliberately for reasons that aren't always obvious from the outside. Valuable perspective, even if it confirmed what I don't want my day-to-day to look like.
Technical Director & Producer · Peachtree Live
Being approached to build something from scratch by an organization I'd just been volunteering for is a specific kind of validation. I was 17 and they handed me two multi-day tournaments with 2,000+ spectators. I didn't fully appreciate how unusual that was until later.
Creator Hub · Panel Stage Manager
My first paid production gig. Four days in a professional live event environment at a scale I hadn't experienced before. I was thrown in and figured it out, which turned out to be the template for most of what followed. I'm looking forward to returning for the 2026 event in May!
IT Intern
Three weeks at a Fortune 500, never on the same thing twice. I built a tool nobody asked for because I saw a problem and solved it. That script's foundation is still powering the TechKnow Bar today.
Camera Operator & Video Director
The place where I learned that live means live. No do-overs, no second chances. Starting on camera before I had any real training taught me to trust my instincts under pressure, which has turned out to be more useful than any formal credential.
Before all of this
Origins
Took apart a PC with my dad in 1st grade. Ran the computer lab before school through 5th grade. Went back to my elementary school on Tuesdays and Thursdays in 6th grade just to keep helping — called it "Tech on the T's." Choir from elementary school through Purdue Varsity Glee Club. FLL, FTC, and FRC robotics through senior year. A morning broadcast in middle school, edited in iMovie, played back every day. None of it was a plan.
Contact
I'm currently seeking full-time roles in AV infrastructure, broadcast engineering, and systems integration starting May 2027. Open to internships, freelance, and conversations.