Since 2012 I have handled e-commerce, systems and integrations for Lollar Guitars: a Miva storefront, a Microsoft 365 environment for roughly thirty people, custom API and application work, and an ongoing migration from QuickBooks Enterprise to NetSuite.
Available now for a limited amount of new work.
Fourteen years in MVT. There are about a dozen people doing this work seriously, and I am one of them.
MVT and Miva Script templating, Page Builder Flex components, custom modules, REST and SOAP API work, storefront performance, and the integrations that sit underneath a real catalog.
Direct engagements, and white-label capacity for agencies who sell more Miva work than they can staff.
More on Miva development →One senior person who knows your whole environment, instead of a ticket queue and a different technician every time.
Microsoft 365 and Exchange administration, identity and access, systems and vendor management, documentation, and the day-to-day operational work a twenty to sixty person product company needs and cannot justify hiring for.
Co-managed monthly retainer. End-user helpdesk is deliberately not included.
More on Fractional IT →The connective tissue between the storefront, the accounting system and the warehouse.
QuickBooks Enterprise to NetSuite migration, storefront-to-ERP connectors, product and inventory feeds, and internal tooling built for the way a specific business actually runs rather than the way software assumes it does.
Project-based, scoped after a paid discovery audit.
Sole technical operator. Miva storefront development and maintenance, Microsoft 365 and Exchange for roughly thirty users, QuickBooks Enterprise administration, and custom application and API work.
Co-founder of a bean-to-bar chocolate manufacturer, bootstrapped through the pandemic with no outside funding. Twelve years of operating a physical product business from the inside: production, fulfillment, systems and the parts nobody writes case studies about.
Twenty-five years in audio engineering, with credits in sound editing, mixing and post-production. Associate degree in Audio Engineering from the Art Institute of Seattle. I still build audio software, currently a JUCE plugin for analyzing guitar pickups.
It is not a detour. Twenty-five years of listening carefully to signal chains is most of what makes someone good at finding the one broken thing in a system.
Email is the fastest way to reach me. Tell me what is breaking, or what you are trying to move, and I will tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it.
acousticmirror@gmail.com