I build websites, manage servers, and solve tech problems.

I'm Tony Greenwood. I set up servers, build web apps, automate workflows, and create AI-powered tools. Everything on this site is something I actually built, deployed, and maintain. I'm based in Vermont and I'm looking for my next opportunity.

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What I've Built

These are real projects. They're live, they work, and I maintain them.

Personal Server Infrastructure

Live right now. You're looking at it.

I built a dedicated server into a full hosting platform using enterprise virtualization software. It runs multiple isolated environments, each hosting a different website or app with its own HTTPS and routing. This website is one of them.

The problem it solves: Instead of paying for separate cloud hosting for every project, I run everything on my own hardware. I control the security, the backups, and the deployment pipeline. It saves money and it means I actually understand the full stack.

VirtualizationLinuxReverse ProxyWeb FrameworksDatabasesCDN/WAF

AI Assistant System

Built and deployed on my own infrastructure.

I built a multi-agent AI system where a main assistant can delegate tasks to specialized sub-agents. It has a chat interface, logging, and connects to both local AI models and cloud APIs. I use it for my own work and as a proof of concept for what small AI-powered tools can do.

The problem it solves: Most AI tools are generic. This one is built around specific workflows. It can look things up, run tasks, and remember context. It's not a product yet, but it works and I use it regularly.

PythonFastAPILLM APIsAgent Architecture

Secure Remote Access System

Running in production with real users.

I set up a browser-based remote access gateway that lets authorized users connect to machines through a web browser, no VPN client needed. I configured encrypted connections, user authentication, and role-based access so different people can only reach the machines they're allowed to use.

The problem it solves: If you manage computers in more than one location, you need a way to reach them without being physically there. This gives you a secure web dashboard to connect to any machine from anywhere.

Remote Desktop GatewayEncrypted ConnectionsAccess ControlZero Trust Auth

Web Applications & Internal Tools

Multiple apps deployed and running.

I've built and deployed several web apps including a transcription tool, a media downloader, and this portfolio site (which has user authentication, role-based access, and an admin dashboard). Each one runs in its own isolated environment on my server.

The problem it solves: Sometimes you need a simple tool that does one thing well. I can build it, put it on a domain, and hand it to you. No bloated SaaS subscription required.

Web FrameworksDatabasesAuth SystemsREST APIs

AI-Powered Video Transcription & Interaction Tool

Built and deployed on my own infrastructure.

I built an AI-powered tool that transcribes video content and enables users to interact with it through text and speech queries. It processes video files, generates searchable transcripts, and allows natural language interaction with the content.

The problem it solves: Watching a long video to find one piece of information takes forever. This lets you ask questions about any video and get answers from the content directly.

PythonLLM APIsTranscriptionSpeech Recognition

Automated Game Server Provisioning Platform

Fully automated from payment to delivery.

I built a web platform that automatically provisions game servers when a user purchases one. It handles payment processing, spins up server instances on demand, and delivers access credentials to the customer automatically.

The problem it solves: Manually setting up a server for every customer doesn't scale. This automates the entire pipeline so nothing requires human intervention after a purchase.

PythonWeb FrameworksPayment IntegrationAutomation

Self-Hosted Media Streaming Platform

Running on my own hardware, accessible anywhere.

I designed and deployed a personal media server accessible remotely over the internet. I configured a Linux-based environment, set up NGINX as a reverse proxy, and established secure remote access so it streams to any device from my home lab.

The problem it solves: Instead of paying for multiple streaming subscriptions, I host and stream my own media from my own hardware and can access it from anywhere.

LinuxNGINXReverse ProxyRemote Access

About Me

I'm 38, based in Vermont, and currently finishing an Associate degree in Business Administration and an IT Help Desk certificate at the Community College of Vermont. I have a CompTIA ITF+ certification.

I run a dedicated server and have taught myself everything hands-on: Linux, networking, virtualization, web development, databases, security. I learn by building. If I need something to work, I figure out how to make it work. Most of what you see on this site I learned by doing, not from a classroom.

I'm not a senior engineer. I'm early in my career and I know that. But I've built real systems that run in production, I can troubleshoot problems end to end, and I pick up new tools fast. I'm looking for a role where I can keep growing while contributing real work from day one.

I also run a small technical services business, Kingdom Tech LLC, where I help small businesses with IT setup, web tools, and automation.

How I Work

Honest answers to the questions people actually ask.

AI-accelerated by design.

I build with AI agents, not just AI assistants. I understand prompt engineering, agent orchestration, tool use, and how to integrate LLMs into real workflows. This isn't a shortcut — it's a skillset. I architect systems where AI handles the repetitive work while I focus on design, integration, and making sure everything actually runs in production. The industry is moving this direction fast, and I'm already there.

I learn by building.

I don't wait until I've finished a course to start a project. I start the project and learn what I need as I go. That's how I went from zero to running a full production server environment. I'm comfortable saying "I don't know that yet" and then figuring it out.

I own what I build.

If I build something for you, I don't disappear. I host it, I monitor it, and I fix it when things go wrong. Every project on this site is something I actively maintain. I'm not just writing code, I'm running systems.

What I'm good at (and what I'm still learning).

Strong: Linux servers, setting up and securing web services, Python scripting, building and deploying web apps, troubleshooting, AI tool integration, learning fast.

Growing: Deeper networking, large-scale systems design, advanced security, contributing to team codebases. I'm solid on the fundamentals and getting better every week.

Tools I Use

Backend

PythonWeb FrameworksREST APIs

Infrastructure

LinuxVirtualizationContainersReverse Proxy

AI & Data

LLM APIsSQL DatabasesAgent Systems

Deployment

GitTLS/SSLDNSSSH

Want to work together?

I'm open to full-time IT roles, internships, freelance projects, and small business work. If you think I might be a good fit, reach out. No pressure, no sales pitch.

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