Electrical & energy infrastructure
Experience spanning high- and low-voltage systems, EV charging installation and field service, sustainable power infrastructure and coordination around existing electrical systems and site constraints.
THE TECHNICAL LEADERSHIP BEHIND 55GEEKS
Mo Osman
CTO & Technical Director
Hands-on experience. Systems thinking. Long-term technical accountability.
A FULLER PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
From field wiring to integrated infrastructure.
Mo Osman’s technical career began long before he held an executive title. He started working with electrical and technical systems at the age of 12 and has since accumulated more than 35 years of hands-on experience. That early exposure developed into more than 25 years in professional information technology, low-voltage systems and technical delivery.
His background bridges the trades and the design office: electrical work, telecommunications, structured cabling, network architecture, enterprise wireless, video surveillance, access systems, audiovisual control, equipment integration and EV-charging infrastructure. He is comfortable examining the physical installation as well as the configuration and operational dependencies that make the system useful.
As CTO at 55GEEKS, Mo is responsible for technical direction as well as practical execution. He helps translate customer requirements into workable system designs, equipment choices, installation methods, troubleshooting plans, test procedures and long-term service priorities. His role spans coordination with facility teams, customer IT administrators, manufacturers, technicians and subcontractors.
Mo’s technical approach is shaped by working on both sides of difficult projects: planning what should happen and diagnosing what actually happened. When equipment is out of warranty, a campus network is restricted, an AV room needs a new integration strategy or a camera service visit reveals aging devices, he focuses on isolating the problem, establishing responsibility, documenting the outcome and making the next step technically realistic.
“My journey is not just about technology—it’s about building trust, solving hard problems, and delivering results that stand the test of time.”
PRACTICAL COMPETENCE
Technical disciplines across the lifecycle.
Enterprise networking
Structured copper cabling, enterprise Wi‑Fi, network and data-center architecture, switching environments, hardware integration, fault isolation and handoff documentation.
Security and physical systems
Video-surveillance systems, network video recorders, access-control environments and related security technology integrated with facility operations and network infrastructure.
AV, cloud-connected control & automation
Meeting-room systems, digital displays, control platforms, room scheduling, remote support constraints, building automation and modern software-enabled system integration.
EDUCATION & CREDENTIALS
Training and qualifications supporting technical work.
Education & professional development
- Associate in Applied Science in Information Technology
- SYSTIMAX Installation & Maintenance — issued April 2026, expires April 2029
- Salient CompleteView — documented training/certification, July 2026
- Atlona Velocity — documented training/certification, September 2026
RUCKUS technologies
- RUCKUS Accredited SmartZone Administrator (RASZA) — 2025–2028
- RUCKUS ICX Implementer Accreditation (RICXI) — 2025–2028
- RUCKUS BIG DOGS Certified Solution Provider program — listed 2025–2028; company authorization must be checked separately
Partner-program training, individual certification and current product authorization are separate categories.
Selected technical credentials
Atlona VelocityAV controls and workplace integration · 2026 certificate availability confirmed by training team
CommScope SYSTIMAX Installation & MaintenanceStructured cabling and network infrastructure · through April 5, 2029
EXACQ-F · Exacq Fundamental Technical TrainingVideo surveillance and recording · completed July 27, 2026
Salient CompleteView Certification TrainingVideo-management systems · completed July 9–10, 2026
SERVICE & COMMUNITY
Technical skills in service of people.
Mo’s community involvement has included Rotary leadership, mentoring and community media work. Through Rotary he helped establish a computer lab in northern Guatemala, extending useful technology and learning opportunities. His contribution history also includes work relating to structured cabling at Poverello House in Fresno. He helped produce Adventures in Service to document community-oriented efforts.
He brings the same standard to commercial projects and volunteering: understand the need, solve the practical problem, document the work, and leave behind something that can continue to be used.
Community recognition includes the Terry Huntsman Rotary Spirit Award and Rotary District 5230 Making A Difference Award.