Hi, I’m Adam Gonzalez.
U.S. Navy veteran. Project coordinator.
IT professional in the making.
I bring real-world experience, a steady approach to problems, and the curiosity to keep learning.
Built on experience.SCROLL TO SEE WHAT UNFOLDS
A device isn’t just a device when someone needs it to get their work done.
Alongside my coordination work, I help coworkers with field iPads, iPhone setup, and basic office printer issues. I’ve also reinstalled Windows, updated software, and maintained PCs in a school setting.
The driver
Start with the right question. Work through the fix.
Clear information keeps real work moving.
As a Project Coordinator at MasTec Power Delivery, I connect field and office teams, maintain project information, and support reporting. My previous billing responsibilities shaped how I work with records, details, and follow-through.
The pliers
A steady grip on the details that connect a team.
Six years in the U.S. Navy gave me more than a line on a résumé.
I served as a Boatswain’s Mate, E-4, and received an honorable discharge. Teamwork, operational readiness, and taking responsibility for the job remain part of how I approach every new challenge.
The blade
Focus, purpose, and a clear approach to the task.
Practical experience is the starting point. Education helps me go deeper.
I’m pursuing an Associate in Science in Computer Information Technology at Miami Dade College, building toward a dedicated IT support role.
Degree in progress · Coursework, with more to learn
The file
Small, consistent improvements add up.
The best way to understand something is to work with it.
My interests extend from Arduino experiments and 3D printing to small tools that could make operations clearer. Some are hands-on explorations. Others are ideas taking shape.
See what I’m working onThe opener
Make room for the next idea.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE TOOLKIT
My path hasn’t been a straight line into technology. It’s been shaped by military service, utility operations, and being the person who helps when something isn’t working.
I’m ready to bring that perspective to an entry-level IT team — with the humility to learn, the discipline to follow through, and the drive to be useful.
A closer look at my experienceCURIOSITY, PUT TO WORK
Practical work, small experiments,
and ideas worth exploring.
Helping people get back to work, one device at a time.
Informal support alongside my main role: field iPads, iPhone setup, and basic printer troubleshooting. Earlier school experience includes Windows reinstallations, updates, and PC maintenance.
Turning field activity into a clearer operational picture.
A concept for connecting completed field activities, billable units, and expected revenue. The goal is clearer crew-level insight. This is an idea in development, with no deployed dashboard or employer data shared.
Small circuits. Real feedback. A better understanding.
Learning through LEDs, sensors, servos, and microcontroller programming. Interests include digital inputs and outputs, timed logic, ultrasonic sensing, and serial monitoring.
Taking an idea from dimensions to something tangible.
Exploring functional prints, dimensional design, prototype enclosures, and repeatable fabrication workflows. This is a developing interest rather than a finished commercial project.
A digital introduction, built around a practical idea.
A responsive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript portfolio with a scroll-driven folding toolkit, keyboard-accessible navigation, and a reduced-motion option that follows your device settings.
Better alignment between the work and the record.
An interest informed by coordination and billing work: reconciling field reports, completed activities, and billing details to reduce mismatches. No internal systems, client information, or employer-sensitive data are published.
BUILT OVER TIME
A foundation in service and operations.
A deliberate next step into IT.
Formerly Biller. Coordinating field-to-office communication, maintaining project information and reporting records, and offering informal device support alongside my primary responsibilities.
Honorably discharged. Team-focused operational experience grounded in readiness, responsibility, and accountability.
Coursework in networking technologies, Microsoft client support, cybersecurity fundamentals, and database concepts and design.
Windows reinstallation, OS and software updates, application installation, PC maintenance, and common computer troubleshooting.
I’m looking for entry-level IT support, help desk,
or desktop support opportunities where I can
contribute, learn, and grow with a team.