Bruhn Freeman

SAN/NAS engineering across EMC, NetApp and Hitachi arrays — fault-tolerant fabric design, encrypted offsite backup, and disaster-recovery architecture built to a 99.99% uptime bar.

Running the operations side of a system, not just the code — staffing, vendor coordination and security posture across dozens of concurrent workstreams on multi-million-dollar contracts.

Models that make decisions in production, not in a notebook — training pipelines, inference that holds its latency budget, and drift monitoring.

Real-time perception for the physical world — thermal and RGB fusion, detection, tracking and re-identification, running at the edge and in the dark.

The intelligence and control that drives robots, drones and unmanned platforms: autonomy behaviors, mission planning, sensor fusion and safety logic.

Control logic, RPA and orchestration that connect machines, software and people into one audited pipeline — replacing manual handoffs.

Governed AWS landing zones, infrastructure-as-code, streaming data pipelines, and edge deployments that survive bad networks and worse weather.

Biometric credentialing and high-assurance identity, automated hardening, and continuous compliance with audit evidence on demand.

Sensor networks, telemetry and the low-power links that carry them — LoRa, MQTT and solar nodes that run for months off-grid without a visit.

Making equipment, platforms and vendors that were never designed to cooperate behave as one system. Usually the hardest part of the job.

The applications, portals and iOS/Android front ends people actually touch — engineered end to end, through App Store launch and past it.

Problems with no known solution. We prototype, instrument and measure until a concept is proven or disproven — before anyone funds scaling it.