Automation

Every manual, repetitive process in your IT environment is a chance for something to get missed. I build automation that takes those processes off your plate and makes them consistent, whether that’s a scheduled script or something triggered by an event in your environment.

What this covers

PowerShell scripting Custom scripts for user provisioning, reporting, bulk changes, and the recurring admin tasks that otherwise eat an afternoon every month.

Azure Automation & scheduled tasks Runbooks and scheduled jobs that handle recurring work on their own, with logging so you can see what ran and when.

Microsoft Graph & API-driven workflows Automation built directly against Microsoft Graph for tasks that touch M365 and Entra ID together, like onboarding a new employee across every system at once.

Alerting & monitoring hooks Automated checks that flag problems (expiring certificates, failed backups, license limits) before they turn into an outage or a surprise.

Example engagements

• Building an automated onboarding/offboarding workflow across M365 and Entra ID
• Scripting recurring license and access audits that used to be done by hand
• Setting up scheduled runbooks for routine maintenance tasks
• Automating alerts for expiring certificates and approaching license limits

What this looks like in practice

Automation work usually starts by identifying the task that eats the most time or causes the most repeated mistakes, then building something reliable enough to run unattended. Small, well-tested automations beat one big fragile script every time.