Selected writing, drafts, and formal research-facing output.
This page distinguishes current working papers from public notes. Drafts are listed plainly as drafts until a manuscript, preprint, or venue link is available.
An argument for treating runbooks, architecture records, deployment notes, and incident writeups as operational infrastructure. The project examines how documentation changes recovery work, knowledge transfer, maintenance confidence, and long-term system continuity.
Current paper examining practical approaches to health examination where clinical resources, connectivity, staffing, equipment, or institutional support are limited. The project draws on design research, systems thinking, and applied computing to frame tools and workflows that can remain usable under constraint.
Notes on teaching infrastructure topics through readable examples, constrained labs, and explicit operational vocabulary. The project focuses on Linux systems, deployment practice, troubleshooting habits, and documentation as a learning artifact.