Alex S. Veley

• Founded EasyGoinGaming after a short transition from prior employment: integration-heavy, self-hosted game infrastructure with monetized cross-title benefits where cost and scale matter.
• Extending the same philosophy under EasyGoin Technologies LLC—hosting, productions, IT, and services—with emphasis on open-source-aware stacks, sustainable self-hosting, and client education over perpetual upsell.
• Network-scale integration for larger organizations alongside sibling EasyGoin brands (hosting, services, IT, productions).

• Coordinated nationwide network deployments with field technicians—switches, firewalls, access points, routers, and ISP handoffs.
• Built standardized configuration and deployment workflows for consistency across high-volume rollouts.
• Tier-2 escalation for routing, VLANs, DHCP/DNS, and connectivity; improved QA and documentation throughput alongside scheduling and cross-team coordination.
• Warehouse support: imaging, staging, testing, and RMA processing. Contract completed successfully when the program ended.

• Senior peer to ownership: nationwide remit across three offices blending recovery engineering and sales—focused on partnerships, contract origination, and channel expansion.
• GSA / public sector — re-enabled and advanced the company’s GSA posture; federal pipeline and SAM.gov work alongside growth programs.
• Outbound & research — cold email, cold calling, direct mail, and other low-capital experiments; market research for higher-investment campaigns (some paths not authorized for spend when presented).
• Line management — direct oversight across multiple departments (engineering and case-management groups—on the order of fifteen contributors at peak) while carrying a heavy individual sales and project workload.
• Cloud, network & CRM — where initiatives were funded, supported network modernization, AWS and Azure scaling, and CRM integration for pipeline visibility.

Additional context on scope, constraints, and outcome for this role: curriculum vitae.

• Supervised and trained a repair team; launched computer repair services with a measurable revenue lift.
• Reduced operational costs through vendor and supply-chain improvements; owned router/firewall work and MDM rollouts.

• Ran high-volume technical case workflows with strong data-handling discipline; partnered with network engineers on integrity during recovery.
• Translated complex technical findings into clear client communications; exposure from consumer recoveries through litigation-adjacent digital forensics under counsel direction (operational chain-of-custody—not legal practice).

• Diagnostics, imaging, malware remediation, hardware replacement; trained juniors and handled lead escalations.
• Authored or co-authored a documented virus-removal protocol; trained peers on services and hardware upsell paths; occasional trusted onsite residential and small-business visits.