Project engineering for MSPs

Senior project help, on call for your MSP.

When a client project needs more time or depth than your bench has right now, escalate it to me. I've worked inside an MSP, I do the work myself, and I hand it back documented so your team can own it.

Taking on new projects. Remote, on US business hours.

Illustration: an example project ticket escalated from an MSP to R.C. Frazier, moving from scoped to documented.

  • 20 yearsin IT, hands-on the whole way
  • Ex-MSPI know your tools and your margins
  • Your brandor mine. Your client, your call
  • US hoursRemote, UTC−5 all year

How it works

Scoped up front. Documented at the end.

No open-ended hourly drift. You know what's in scope, what it should take, and what you'll have when I'm done.

  1. Talk

    A 30-minute call about the client, the problem, and what done looks like.

  2. Scope

    A written scope: what's in, what's out, and the hours it should take.

  3. Build

    Hands-on, by me, with regular updates in whatever channel you use.

  4. Hand off

    Runbooks, diagrams, and a walkthrough so your team owns it from day one.

White-label friendly

Your client never has to know I'm a contractor.

  • Under your name and NDAI work as part of your team, on your terms.
  • Or as your named partnerIf it helps to bring in a specialist openly, I'm happy to be introduced.
  • The relationship stays yoursI don't market to your clients. Ever.

Field notes

Recent work, by the numbers.

A few projects from my own career. Client names stay private, the same way yours will.

Intune · Autopilot

1 day1–2 hrs

New laptop builds, mostly hands-off

Windows Autopilot plus scripted installs for about 95% of the software stack.

Network · Security

SSL VPNZero Trust

Legacy VPN retired company-wide

An SSE rollout with always-on access for every user, and the old VPN removed entirely.

Email security

Daily noise~0

Phishing reports and quarantine alerts

AI-based email security that took the help desk's phishing workload to near zero.

Let's talk

Got a project that's stuck in the queue?

Tell me about it. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.