Location: Farmington, NM (Four Corners)
Remote: Yes, required
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Linux (Ubuntu), bash, Python, nginx, Cloudflare (DNS/Tunnel/Workers),
SQLite, Flask, git, Claude Code/CLI orchestration, cron/systemd, backup/restore
(rclone/R2), homelab ops (20+ production services)
Résumé/CV: https://laurensjones.com | https://laurensjones.com/resume.pdf
Email: [email protected]
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USAF Staff Sergeant (weather forecaster, 2001–2007) and former backup/storage admin at Constant Contact. Spent the intervening years doing things that
don't look like tech on a resume. Came back to the terminal about 18 months ago and haven't stopped.
I run a production homelab: 20+ cron-driven services (trading pipelines, daily digests, NLP scraping, EEG tools), real backup/restore cycles tested
against R2, incident response on live systems, published open-source tooling (github.com/responsiblparty). I use Claude Code as a force multiplier for
orchestration — I spec, I verify, I own the outcome.
Not a senior engineer. Closer to a capable junior-mid ops generalist with high autonomy and a real bias toward things staying up. Starting EMT-B in
August, so healthcare IT / clinical informatics is a natural fit, and async schedules work well.
Looking for remote Linux ops, junior sysadmin, or MSP support roles. Contract fine.
Really cool to see someone else solving this — the hook-driven continuous approach vs. my manual end-of-session command feel complementary rather than competing.
Name's kinda incidental — I kept typing "document, memories, git" to my Claude session at the end of every session until it just became /dmg.