What I do

Four areas where I can help.

These are the areas where I have real experience and where I'm continuing to grow. I've tried to describe each one plainly — what it means, what I've done, and how I'd help.

Area 01

IT Infrastructure & Operations

Keeping the core systems of a large organization running well, day after day.

  • Networks, servers, virtualization (VMware, Hyper-V), storage, and backup.
  • Active Directory, Microsoft 365, identity, and endpoint management.
  • Monitoring, patching, capacity planning, and incident handling.
  • Working with vendors and support partners to deliver reliable service.

Evidence

Ran enterprise infrastructure for a national gas utility and enterprise IT teams over 15+ years.

Area 02

Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery

Making sure the organization can keep operating when something goes wrong.

  • Disaster-recovery site operations and readiness testing.
  • Tier-II data-centre design, build, and 24/7 operating procedures.
  • DR drills, run-books, and recovery-time objectives that reflect reality.
  • Backup strategy, offsite replication, and restore verification.

Evidence

Currently responsible for the DR site of Pakistan's largest gas utility. Previously planned and built a tier-II data centre for a federal ministry.

Area 03

Technology Governance

Bringing structure to how technology is planned, procured and managed.

  • IT policies, SOPs, and controls for day-to-day operations.
  • RFPs, vendor evaluation, and procurement for infrastructure projects.
  • SLA design, contract management, and vendor performance reviews.
  • Reporting to leadership in a language they can act on.

Evidence

Wrote SOPs for 24/7 IT and security operations of a federal ministry, and drafted RFPs for its data-centre procurement.

Area 04

Enterprise Architecture & Modernization

An area I'm actively building expertise in — the whole estate, not just single systems.

  • Understanding the current-state IT estate and where the pain points are.
  • Thinking about cloud, hybrid, and on-prem trade-offs honestly.
  • Consolidating and rationalizing over time — not big-bang rewrites.
  • Preparing organizations for responsible AI adoption at the platform level.

Evidence

Advised on data-centre strategy for a national counter-terrorism authority. Currently expanding into enterprise architecture through study and hands-on work.