SKILLS & TOOLS
IT Support
- Hardware setup & diagnostics
- Software installation
- Remote desktop support
- Microsoft 365
- Ticketing systems
Systems
- Windows OS administration
- Linux environments
- Network configuration
- Security permissions
- Server management
Programming
- Python (scripting)
- HTML / CSS
- JavaScript
- Java (introductory)
- SQL databases
Creative
- Ableton (music production)
- Adobe Photoshop
- AI workflow integration
- Narrative & worldbuilding
- Community management
Self-Learning
- Project-based learning
- Documentation deep-dives
- Independent degree (UoPeople)
- Rapid tool & stack adoption
- Learning in public
AI Tools
- Claude & ChatGPT workflows
- Prompt engineering
- AI-assisted development
- Research & synthesis
- Workflow automation
PORTFOLIO
RESUME
IT Support Assistant
Community Lead & Technical Coordinator
ABOUT
I'm Mackenzie Reveles, an IT professional and Computer Science graduate based in Naperville, IL, working at the intersection of technical systems and creative production.
By day I'm troubleshooting networks and supporting end users. Outside of that, I'm building music in Ableton, writing worldbuilding lore, experimenting with AI tools, and running an online creative community of 500+ people.
I learn fast, build unusual things, and bring creativity into technical environments. I'm drawn to opportunities where those two worlds overlap: creative tech, AI roles, multimedia projects, and collaborative teams.
This portfolio is as much a project as it is a resume. It's designed to be an experience.
LET'S CONNECT
Open to IT roles, creative tech projects, AI opportunities, and collaboration.
mjreveles94@hotmail.comGET TO KNOW ME
- Music production sessions
- Worldbuilding & lore writing
- Glitch art experiments
- Retro web rabbit holes
- Crate digging & sampling
- Running a 500+ member community
- Building single-file browser tools
- Sci-fi & anime marathons
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