About

A little background, a few credentials, and what drives the work.

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Background

I'm Ryan Roupe, a Central Florida systems engineer with 24 years in IT. I'm a UCF alum twice over, with an undergraduate degree in Information Technology and a Master of Science in Digital Forensics, and I'm wrapping up a second master's in Cybersecurity & Privacy at UCF, graduating in Spring 2027. My career has run through healthcare IT at Orlando Health and central enterprise IT at UCF, where I currently serve as a Systems Engineer III supporting tens of thousands of endpoints and over a thousand servers.

Alongside that role, I bring the same enterprise-grade discipline to clients across Central Florida, helping smaller organizations get the kind of infrastructure, security, and automation work that usually only large institutions can afford to build.

Experience & Credentials

Systems Engineer III — University of Central Florida, UCF IT

Sept. 2014 – Present

Network Administrator III — Orlando Health

May 2010 – Sept. 2014

Computer Technician — UCF College of Education

Sept. 2007 – Dec. 2009

Education

Certifications

Core skills

Azure, Active Directory, Intune, SQL, PowerShell, Group Policy, DHCP, DNS, MECM/SCCM, application packaging, WSUS, Windows Server, update management, Remote Desktop Services, documentation, and troubleshooting at enterprise scale.

Personal Interests

Outside of work I'm a husband, a father, and someone who stays curious for its own sake. (Ryan: this is a placeholder paragraph. Tell me what you actually want here and I'll rewrite it.)

Mission & Values

Technology should make life easier, not harder. My job is to take complex problems and turn them into clear, secure, and durable solutions. I keep my work plainspoken, my prices fair, and my recommendations honest, even when honest means "you don't need what you think you need."

If we work together, expect direct communication, no jargon for jargon's sake, and a strong preference for fixing the root cause over patching the symptom.