I take someone else's messy process, work out what it needs to do, build a prototype, and document it.
I'm Joshua Haman, based in Houston, Texas. I'm a Professional Services Intern at AssetWorks, a fleet and asset management software company, where I've spent this summer picking up half-finished internal problems and turning them into things people can actually use: a reporting tool, a consolidated data workbook, a quoting app someone else had to abandon.
I finished my AAS in Cyber Security Technology at Texas State Technical College and I'm continuing with a BS in Information Technology at WGU. The infrastructure and security background isn't separate from the consulting work. It's why I can sit in a requirements meeting and know what's actually buildable.
Eight areas I work in, ordered by what I reach for most.
Things I built, in and out of work. Each one started as a problem someone actually had.
A Node.js gateway I run as the backbone for my own automation. Routes requests to a hosted LLM provider and exposes the same assistant through Discord and Telegram bots. Went through several providers before settling on one that held up under real use.
Every site I have designed, built, and deployed, for my own brand and for local businesses. Hand-written HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript, no page builders, across GitHub Pages, Netlify, and Bluehost.
Built a virtualized lab environment to simulate enterprise networks and practice cybersecurity and infrastructure management.
Designed and assembled custom desktop systems focused on performance, reliability, and efficient hardware configuration.
Working on something interesting or want to connect? I'm always open to talking tech, swapping ideas, or exploring new opportunities.