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Documentation Portfolio

This section includes a curated set of technical documentation I've written to support homelab projects, independent learning, and system research. Some of these guides are based on hands-on experience; others are theoretical, written to demonstrate my ability to take unfamiliar or engineer-explained processes and turn them into usable documentation.

Whether the topic is something I’ve done a dozen times or just mapped out based on communicated knowledge, the goal is the same: make it clear, make it usable, and make it work for the person reading it.

Focus​

These docs are written with real users in mind—whether that’s a new technician, a system administrator in a rush, or future me at 2 a.m. trying to remember how I set something up.

Each document is built to:

  • Prioritize readability and step-by-step clarity
  • Structure information logically and consistently
  • Reduce friction, guesswork, and “what now?” moments
  • Be useful regardless of the reader’s prior familiarity

Why It’s Here​

I write documentation because I care about reducing confusion—for myself, for others, and for the systems I manage.
This portfolio isn’t about showing off polished marketing content—it’s about showing that I know how to think through a process, explain it clearly, and support the people who need to use it.

Some of these guides are well-tested. Others are rougher, drafted to test how well I understand something new. All of them reflect how I write when the audience actually matters.