Independent technical consulting

Three domains most consultants
keep separate. One practice that
moves fluidly across all of them.

ELE Consulting is a solo technical practice working at the intersection of industrial control systems, cloud architecture, and AI-enabled tooling — for organizations where those three things need to talk to each other.

What the practice covers

Three domains, one signal path

01

Industrial Automation

SCADA systems, PLC integration, and edge-to-cloud telemetry.

IgnitionOPC-UAMQTT / Sparkplug B
02

Cloud Architecture

Infrastructure design and migration across regulated and high-scale environments.

AzureAWSTerraform
03

AI-Enabled Tooling

Applied LLM systems — retrieval, agents, and natural-language interfaces to real data.

RAG / pgvectorClaudePython

About

A solution provider, by design

ELE Consulting is built around a background that spans industrial automation and SCADA (Ignition, OPC-UA, MQTT/Sparkplug B), software engineering (.NET/C#, Python), and cloud architecture (Azure-primary, AWS secondary) — with AI-enabled tooling layered across all three. That range is deliberate: the hardest problems in this space sit at the boundary between operational technology and modern software, and most consultants only live on one side of that line.

That work has included industrial control systems for landfill emissions monitoring and alcohol-monitoring device networks, cloud migrations for laboratory and biotech data systems, and a healthcare billing platform migration — alongside a U.S. patent from computer-vision work on automated seed dispensing.

Currently pursuing an M.S. in Cloud Architecture at Purdue Global, and based in the Anderson / Lapel, Indiana area.

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On record

  • Patent Automated seed dispensing, computer vision — Corteva / Dow AgroSciences
  • Education M.S. Cloud Architecture, Purdue Global (in progress)
  • Based in Anderson / Lapel, Indiana

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Have a system that needs to talk to itself?

If your problem sits between operational hardware, the cloud, and whatever AI is supposed to do next — that's the practice's whole reason for existing.