I fix computers, networks and systems, build what’s missing, and keep everything running. I’ve done it as a company IT specialist, for my own clients since 2007, and for a college I helped lead. Now I’m building a robot that speaks Filipino.
I’m a hands-on IT specialist. I build it, I troubleshoot it, and I maintain it, whether it’s a website, a server, a network or a robot.
My work started with computers: setting them up, finding out what’s wrong and keeping them running. I took on my first freelance clients in 2007, then ran IT for a retail company and a healthcare company, looking after their PCs, networks, point-of-sale terminals, medical equipment and websites.
Along the way I set up my own web server, where I host and manage client websites, and I’ve looked after the adobo Magazine website as its web administrator for nearly a decade. Troubleshooting is the skill that ties it all together: finding out why something broke and fixing it properly. I finished my BS in Computer Science in 2019 and joined ICCT Colleges the same year.
At ICCT I went from faculty to Academic Coordinator to Officer-in-Charge of the College of Computer Studies. I administered the college’s Blackboard Learn system, built online course modules, and trained faculty to teach online.
I wasn’t a competitive student in high school. College changed that. I joined programming competitions, excelled in my programming classes and led our group presentations. I remember both sides, so I care a lot about making technical material clear for everyone.
Next, I’m taking all of it back to industry, starting with Salleh, the robot I’ve wanted to build for three years.
At a retail company and a healthcare company I was the person people called when something stopped working. I diagnosed and repaired PCs and peripherals, kept the network up, maintained point-of-sale terminals across stores and looked after medical equipment.
A Filipino-speaking AI receptionist robot I design, wire and program myself. Salleh holds tap-to-talk conversations, follows visitors with her eyes, greets new arrivals, takes selfies with consent and a QR download, and handles rude visitors with a sense of humor. First shown at a robotics competition in October 2026.
I run my own web server and host client websites on it, including business email, SSL certificates, domains and DNS, backups and security. I also build sites with WordPress, WooCommerce and Drupal and run SEO and Google Ads campaigns.
Web administrator for adobomagazine.com, the Philippine publication covering advertising, marketing and creative industries, for nearly a decade. I manage the website, troubleshoot issues and keep it running, updated and secure.
Visit adobomagazine.com →The Philippine gaming news site I founded in 2008 and still run as owner and editor-in-chief, from a static page to Drupal to WordPress.
Visit PinoyGaming.net →Wrote complete ODeL course modules and LMS-ready assessment packages across the BSIS, BSIT and BSCS programs, from programming and networking to management courses.
Served as the college’s Blackboard system administrator and built a self-service portal where students retrieve their own LMS credentials.
Presentations on technology, digital literacy and responsible tech use for students and faculty.
A talk on how AI, social media algorithms, deepfakes and misinformation affect digital trust and decision-making. I encouraged students to think critically, share information responsibly, and see their role as future IT professionals in building a more trustworthy digital society.
Verified digital badges from Cisco and Microsoft’s training partners, issued through Credly.
Passed Cisco’s CCNA instructor qualification and completed the full CCNA curriculum, from network fundamentals to enterprise security and automation. I teach these courses to IT students.
Recognized by Cisco for years of service teaching in the Networking Academy.
Participant
ICCT Colleges, Cainta · 2019
TESDA · Informatics · 180 hours
When I’m not fixing or building something, I’m riding. Mountain roads, long curves and good company are how I recharge.
I’m open to industry roles, consulting and client projects. Email is the fastest way to reach me.