Telecom / networking
Wi-Fi across 6 mesh units, a 32-node bilingual phone tree, and a radio-link plan for about $940
A company console for networks, the phone tree, and a point-to-point link plan checked against terrain.

01 / Problem
What wasn't working.
Consumer routers at every building with different names and passwords. A phone menu nobody could change. Sites miles apart with no plan for linking them.
02 / Approach
What I built.
- 01
Router agents report to the console. A live mesh map shows 6 units on a 5-minute tick.
- 02
Bilingual phone tree drafted in the console and published to the phone provider. 32 nodes in about 10 minutes.
- 03
Point-to-point link plan: 6 radios, links from 182 m to 5,031 m, checked against terrain and Fresnel clearance. About $940 in hardware.
- 04
An API gateway with 165 operations for integrations and the company assistant.


03 / Architecture
How the pieces connect.
04 / Result
node phone tree published in about 10 minutes. About 80 console screens behind one sign-in. 226 automated tests and an accessibility audit. The link plan went through a 34-finding review before purchase.
Mesh map
See which unit is weak before someone calls.
Phone tree editor
Change the menu, preview it, publish it.
Link planner
Terrain profile and Fresnel zone for every link.
Company Wi-Fi
Network settings pushed to devices.
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