Joshua Puetz / Healthcare IT · Networking · AI applications
The problem isn’talways whereyou first see it.
I’m Joshua Puetz. In healthcare IT and networking, I kept seeing issues arrive as “network problems” when the cause was somewhere else. I started building tools to make it easier to see what was actually happening.
01 / Selected work
A closer look.
Wireless investigations, survey comparisons and a workspace for working with files alongside an assistant. Each story includes the decisions and checks behind the build.
Wireless Observability
Local lab · three verified live runs
A local model correlates real alerts across storage, virtualization and applications, then refreshes its investigation as new evidence arrives.
Explore case study| Recorded check | First report | Fresh report |
|---|---|---|
| VM can execute | No | Yes |
| Storage check | Passed | Failed |
| Application ready | Failed | Failed |
Same failed application check.
Different next investigation.
Controlled fault change · 3/3 live runs verified · human review required
Calibrate Ekahau
Verified sample · live collection not yet tested
A Python tool that compares Wi-Fi survey readings with controller records by location, flags missing matches and produces a workbook to check before the next measurement.
Explore case study| Locations compared | 8 / 13 |
|---|---|
| Locations left out | 5 |
| Median reading difference | -4.00 dB |
See what was compared.
See what was left out.
Generated readings · controller − survey · not a calibration correction
GPTable
In development · authenticated workflow verified
A workspace where an AI response becomes editable notes. Keep the source, add your own work and inspect the next proposal before applying a change.
Explore case studyKeep the files.
Keep working.
13 checks · actual UI captures · real sign-in · PostgreSQL · fictional brief
02 / A little context
Look one layer deeper.
I’ve supported Windows systems, compared wireless surveys with controller records and brought network telemetry into monitoring tools. I’m still interested in the same question: what’s really happening here?
Lately, I’ve also been working with local models and building interfaces where I can inspect a suggestion, edit the output and return to saved work.
03 / Say hello
Let’s talk.
Email me about a role, a project, or something you’d like to explore.