Earl John Leynes

I lead technical operations for remote hardware systems. I focus on uptime, speed, and reliability. I work hands-on. I fix what breaks. I coordinate with field teams. I work with vendors to keep infrastructure running.

I reduce manual work through automation. I build tools in Excel and Google Sheets. I write scripts in VBA and Google Apps Script. I automate reports, dashboards, and API connections. I remove guesswork and speed up tasks.

I work with mining systems and remote devices. I push firmware updates. I manage power settings. I keep systems running without needing on-site help. When things break, I trace the problem, read the logs, and fix the root cause.

I use data to prevent downtime. I track trends. I flag problems early. I build tools that show the numbers behind every decision.

I care about control and consistency. I write guides and checklists. I set alerts so nothing gets missed. I keep systems documented and predictable, even across teams or locations.

I solve technical problems fast. I simplify complex systems. I build tools that save time and reduce stress.