Work

The work behind reliable support: endpoints, identity, and automation that lasts.

Most of this is IT support and systems administration: standing up and running M365, managing endpoints and identity, and modernizing paper-heavy operations. Where it helps, I add automation and AI to take repetitive work off the queue.

Operations and support at scale

On-site and remote IT support for thousands of employees, with device lifecycle, onboarding and offboarding, and self-service request workflows that replace paper.

Representative proof

EPIC: IT operations and support at scale

Built an AskScout/Copilot self-service path that cut a recurring IT and Operations ticket category by about 25-40%.

Standing up M365 and infrastructure

Building IT from the ground up: server room and local network, Microsoft 365 stand-up, and a company-wide migration off shared drives.

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Fresh n' Lean: building the IT department from the ground up

Led the company-wide Dropbox to SharePoint Online migration and M365 stand-up.

Automation and AI support assistants

Power Automate workflows and internal AI support assistants that deflect repetitive IT and HR requests and speed up self-service.

Representative proof

AskScout: evaluating an internal IT and HR support assistant

Established a repeatable evaluation and QA posture for the internal support assistant.

Trust layer

Proof behind the delivery themes

If you want a feel for how I work, start with the case studies and the resume. Everything maps to real roles and projects, and you can ask me about any of it directly.

Operating signals

Everything here maps to real roles and projects you can ask me about directly.

The assistant stays inside published material instead of improvising past the source.

Contact comes straight to me by email or phone, with no team inbox in between.

The through-line

Start with the case studies if you want the story. Use the resume view if you want the experience framed for a role. Reach out if you already know what kind of help you need.

    Work | Dylan Dahal | Dossier