From Site Survey to Reliable Webcast Reception
A venue survey ruled out the assumed connectivity paths, so I built a satellite-internet plan for receiving and displaying the webcast nine days later.
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A venue survey ruled out the assumed connectivity paths, so I built a satellite-internet plan for receiving and displaying the webcast nine days later.
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I carried the Rose Parade workflow from platform and recording validation through Pasadena load-in, rehearsal, and New Year's Day support.
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I moved a rebuilt site into production only after preserving the legacy systems, validating the new environment, and creating a fresh recovery point.
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I upgraded a production streaming server through a controlled maintenance sequence built around compatibility checks, backup, restart, and verification.
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I turned incoming job emails into structured Airtable records by simplifying the source text, refining the parser, and testing every mapped field.
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I linked a field interview position to a bonded LiveU path, adapting Ethernet, cellular, video, and audio as stadium conditions changed.
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