Services
The work between a drawing and a live plant.
Fiber, wireless, hybrid, carriers, and program leadership. Open to project, fractional, or retained work — whatever matches the job.

01
Architecture & hybrid design
Fiber, wireless, PTP / PTMP, WAN / LAN, and the hybrids that actually get built. Designed to a ten-year horizon, not a catalog sheet.
- Path, capacity, and redundancy studies that hold up in the field
- Fiber, licensed and unlicensed wireless, and mixed plant on one drawing
- Future-proofing for growth without overbuilding the first phase
02
Industrial & private wireless
Kinetic mesh, private LTE/5G, plant Wi-Fi, and the integration work that puts radios on platforms instead of leaving them in a lab.
- Use-case engineering with operations, not only IT
- Hardware, firmware, and backhaul treated as one system
- Mining, oil and gas, and OEM vehicle / implement programs
03
Municipal & utility networks
Public-sector fiber and wireless for cities, utilities, schools, hospitals, and emergency operations — including the regulatory and funding path.
- Designs outside the incumbent Telco footprint
- Rights-of-way, joint builds, and long-term capacity planning
- Procurement, vendor selection, and install oversight
04
Program leadership
Someone who will own the budget, the schedule, the vendors, and the plant integration — not just the kickoff deck.
- Portfolio and program delivery across development, plant, and adoption
- Risk, staffing, and vendor management with a field bias
- Fixed-budget, first-to-field work when the window is short
05
Carriers, satcom & SLAs
Carrier negotiation, airtime and coverage math, and satcom-to-vehicle or site integration when terrestrial paths are not enough.
- Multi-carrier diligence, SLAs, and cost structure
- Satellite, cellular, and hybrid backhaul on the same program
- Coverage and capacity measured against the actual operating area
06
Field engineering & vendors
Requirements from the customer site, through procurement, through install. The last mile of the drawing is still the work.
- Customer requirements and site surveys
- Vendor and integrator coordination
- Test fixtures, training, and handoff that operations will actually use
