Chad worked as a network technician from January 1999 until April of 2000. He was then hired into the network support department of Homes.Com. There, he continued to expand his knowledge of computer networks, as well as UNIX / LINUX programming and server support, internet programming in ColdFusion, Php, ASP, and Perl. He also started working with large scale databases.

In May of 2001, Homes.Com reorganized after filing for bankruptcy. Although Chad was not part of the layoffs, he felt it was best to find a different employer. He started with Hayes E-Government Resources in April of 2001. There, he was in charge of multiple tasks that included UNIX and Linux server administration and programming. This included all email, DNS, news, database, radius, and web servers. He was also responsible for authoring server scripts and internet applications for the internal use of the company.

It was in July of 2002 that Chad started offering non-competitive after hours programming to clients of his own. He started to form an extensive local client base. By August of 2003, he had formed a strong network of clients that reached across 7 different states, including Florida. He decided to form his own company, Dynamic Solutions, and left his position at Hayes E-Government Resources in October of 2003.

Chad has built upon his success by partnering with graphic artists in three states, providing all of their internet programming. He also has formed several relationships with local companies, providing them with database-driven internet applications for their day-to-day operations. Some of these applications include sales and inventory management systems, revenue tracking applications, on-line training portals, and corporate intranets.

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