Casey Tunturi

Owner and technical lead for infrastructure, security, migration, and automation engagements. Client identities remain private where contracts require it.

• Designed and deployed infrastructure across aerospace, manufacturing, hospitality, healthcare, fire-service, and museum environments.
• Built more than 600 PowerShell, Python, and shell automations across multi-client operations.
• Executed Windows migrations spanning more than 2,000 endpoints and administered a 150-user hybrid Microsoft 365 deployment.
• Performed ransomware response and long-term remediation for affected organizations.

Security tooling, AI infrastructure, field architecture, incident response, and enterprise client continuity.

• Introduced security tooling and AI infrastructure into the company's operating environment.
• Worked in the field on enterprise incident-response engagements across the northeastern United States.

Network operations, endpoint provisioning, device management, and legacy intranet modernization.

• Implemented automated device imaging in place of manual provisioning workflows.
• Directed work on legacy intranet modernization and operated the MDM service.

Automation and network engineering across several hundred client offices, including professional services, healthcare, housing, and other managed environments.

• Wrote and configured ConnectWise Automate scripts and completed more than 80 hours of WatchGuard systems training.
• Handled VoIP, specialty applications, data and profile migrations, machine imaging, Exchange migrations, domain transfers, and operational documentation.
• Built an SNMP printer-supply workflow reported to save roughly 30 staff hours per month.

Lead incident response across a managed-services portfolio serving more than 800 client organizations and sites.

• Rebuilt Active Directory and DNS after domain destruction, then restored and stabilized 150 interconnected servers.
• Deployed to incidents in New York City, Los Angeles, Baltimore, and Miami in partnership with an external response firm.

Field repair, server deployment, and network support for public services, healthcare, construction, local government, schools, and regional businesses.

• Configured servers and networking for fire-service, construction, municipal, healthcare, and education environments.
• The retained sources disagree on whether the role began in September 2017 or September 2018; the ledger preserves that uncertainty.

Owned and operated a local repair and integration business serving residents, businesses, public services, and community organizations across South Lincoln County.

• Completed more than 1,200 reported repair orders spanning hardware repair, data recovery, networks, security systems, managed applications, home automation, and client education.
• Operated a high-volume local repair and integration business whose demand eventually required restricted walk-in hours and deliberate separation between customer intake and bench work.
• Designed office and hospitality networks, backup systems, and a navigation-computer installation for a client preparing a yacht for extended travel.
• Provided pro-bono Active Directory support to a local fire department.

Retail computer repair, customer intake, diagnostics, operating-system migration, data recovery, and small-business support while still in school.

• Began with unpaid learning before counting billable hours as the start of professional work.
• Retained sources disagree by roughly a year at both boundaries; exact payroll records have not yet been recovered.

Volunteer responsibility for the church website, audio recording, projection, Wi-Fi, printing, and event technology.

• Installed and maintained projection, sound, wireless networking, printing, and publishing systems.
• Travelled to assist a partner church with a related installation in 2016.