Bringing legacy infrastructure into the future. Senior Solutions Engineer at Neat · Dallas, TX
Solving the problems others work around. Always curious, always building.
I'm an engineer and proud Aggie, with an electrical engineering degree from Texas A&M and a career spanning enterprise AV, camera and sensor systems, and IT architecture. As a Principal Architect at one of the world's largest enterprises, I spent years designing and deploying collaboration and camera systems at scale, including putting camera streams to work beyond physical security to power AI-driven operational use cases. I know what it's like to inherit a fragmented environment and be expected to make it work, because I've done it.
Today, I help organizations carry those same systems forward. Technology moves fast, and yesterday's solutions get left behind. My job is to help teams get ahead of that curve, choosing forward-looking platforms built for what's next that fit cleanly into their broader IT architecture and the collaboration tools their people actually rely on.
Read more on LinkedInThe most underleveraged sensor network in your organization is already installed. The IT leaders who move first will build an advantage that compounds over time.
The story of how a question asked in a conference room in 2017 ultimately led me to Neat.
A Model Context Protocol server that wired the Neat Pulse REST API into Claude Code, exposing 37 tools for AI-assisted management of video devices, sensor data and org controls.
My personal version is now private, but I helped drive Neat's official Pulse MCP server.A minimal clock and live weather display for the Neat Pad. Detects location via IP, shows current conditions with hourly precipitation. No dependencies, just HTML.
View on GitHubWant to talk about where IT and IoT are headed, or anything at the intersection of AV, cameras, and AI? Drop me a line.
cpavloske@gmail.com