SOFTWARE ADMINISTRATION
Application support
Supporting workplace software, investigating problems, and helping users get back to work.
IT / SOFTWARE / PERSONAL PROJECTS
Hi, I’m Kris.
Software Administrator
IT Systems / AI-Assisted Builder
I work in IT and software administration.
Outside of work, I build tools, games, and this website.
FIG. 01THE DIGITAL WORKBENCH
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VONKERZ.COM / PERSONAL PORTFOLIOSCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
01 / EXPERIENCE
My background in IT.
I’m an IT / Software Administrator with a background in desktop support at a managed service provider. I help people work through software and system issues, and I build tools and games in my own time.
DESKTOP ADMINISTRATION
Day-to-day IT
Experience in an MSP environment, working with users on desktop and software issues across client systems.
PERSONAL PROJECTS
Building and testing
Developing small apps, browser games, and websites with AI tools, from the first prototype through testing and release.
Software administrationDesktop supportTroubleshootingApplication supportAI-assisted development
02 / SELECTED WORK
Projects & experiments.
A few things I’ve built.
Open a project to try it or see how it works.
FEATURED CASE STUDY / THIS WEBSITE
This website is part of the work.
A closer look at the design, development, and upkeep of vonkerz.com.
VIEW PROJECT ↗Vonkerz.com
↗My portfolio, built and maintained as an ongoing web project.
VIEW PROJECT ↗Pixel Usage
↗Keep Codex usage and reset times in view with a small Windows widget.
VIEW PROJECT ↗Subnet Desk
↗A visual IPv4 calculator. Change the prefix and see the network take shape.
VIEW PROJECT ↗Komorebi Bonsai
↗Grow and shape a bonsai in a quiet, interactive garden.
Voxel Field
↗A small study in procedural terrain, depth, and perspective.
Packet Shift
↗Clear a tiny network. A logic puzzle, one node at a time.
Download Pixel Usage — the 8-bit Codex desktop widget ↗
Try the demos or download a tool. Source repositories are private.
03 / THE AI LAB
How I build.
I learn by making things I can use.
I use ChatGPT and Codex to explore ideas, develop code, and troubleshoot. I spend a lot of time trying the result, finding what feels off, and making another pass. The terrain experiment here started that way.
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Define the problem
Start with a specific problem or something I want to try.
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Build a small version
Build enough to see whether the idea works in practice.
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Test, refine, repeat
Try it, check the edge cases, and work through what needs fixing.
Adjust. Rotate. See what changes.
04 / OFF THE CLOCK
Take a break.
A garden and a puzzle.
Both run in your browser.
PLAYABLE / 3D GARDEN
Komorebi Bonsai
Water, prune, and shape your own little tree. Feed koi, rake the sand, or simply stay a while.
No install · Saves on this browser · Mouse & touchBROWSER GAME / LOGICORIGINAL PORTFOLIO MINI-GAME · V1.0
Packet Shift↗
A tiny network with a small problem: too many nodes are lit up. Switch off every node to clear the board.
Selecting a node flips it and its immediate neighbors. There’s no timer—just a little logic.
How to play
Tap or click a square to toggle it and its neighbors above, below, left, and right. Turn all 16 squares dark. Keyboard: Tab between nodes, then Enter or Space to toggle. Every new puzzle is generated from a solved board and can be solved.
PACKET_SHIFT.EXEMOVES 00
Clear the network. Turn every node off.
05 / BEHIND THE SCREEN
Away from the help desk.
I like figuring out how things work, whether that’s a software issue at work or a game idea at home.
This is where I keep the things I make. Some solve a small annoyance; others are simply fun to spend time on.
I’m still adding to the collection. I like simple interfaces, pixel art, and projects that leave room to experiment.
06 / LET’S CONNECT
Get in touch↗
For work opportunities or a conversation about a project,
you can reach me on LinkedIn.