@MiMenl
About
Mark Platte Born in January, 1984.I currently work as an IT architect in a hospital environment, with a career shaped by hands-on experience in application development, storage engineering, and infrastructure design. My roots are in software, but over time I moved deeper into system architecture, working closely with storage platforms, virtualization, and security especially in regulated and research-intensive environments. I have a strong focus on building stable, secure, and manageable IT solutions, particularly in complex environments where clinical systems, research data, and compliance requirements intersect. I’m especially experienced in enterprise storage design, backup strategies, and performance tuning, often acting as the bridge between engineering teams and long-term architectural planning. I enjoy solving difficult problems and still believe most issues in IT can be fixed with enough determination, focus, and sometimes budget. It’s that drive to find solutions that keeps me motivated.
Available for
Just sharing not for hire. I'm not available for consulting or freelance work. This blog is simply a personal space where I share thoughts on topics that interest me both technical and non-technical. You'll find posts from two overlapping viewpoints: • As an enterprise/solution architect, I write about IT strategy, architecture principles, complex trade-offs, and the realities of large-scale environments. As a developer at heart, I still enjoy solving problems hands-on, writing scripts, and building tools that might be useful to others. Everything here reflects my own perspective and experience. It’s not official advice, just food for thought ideas that might help someone, raise a new angle, or spark discussion. I'm not actively looking for engagements, but I’m always open to considering the occasional invite to present or collaborate if it aligns with what I enjoy doing.
