Zachary Myers

I build tools that spot trouble before customers do.

Zachary Myers

Sixteen years at a wireless carrier. The last eight in incident and problem management and continual service improvement.

I ran 50 to 150 major incidents a year on BMC Remedy with paging through PagerDuty.

Open to fully remote US roles. Incident and problem management · ITSM · continual improvement · AIOps and automation · reliability operations

Knoxville, Tennessee · Remote (US)

See my projects: Undernotes, Anabolix and RuoGate

At UScellular, my work included an AI network analysis tool that went into production in the Network Operations Center (NOC), an API monitoring app wired to PagerDuty, and a caller verification tool that saved over $300K a year.

My work at UScellular

Roles since 2007

  1. Contact Center Team Manager · ADT · Jan 2007 – Jan 2009
  2. Customer Service and Technical Support Representative · UScellular · May 2009 – Aug 2009
  3. Workforce Management Analyst · UScellular · Aug 2009 – Apr 2014
  4. Systems Administration Analyst · UScellular · Apr 2014 – Feb 2017
  5. Sr Enterprise Incident and Problem Manager · UScellular · Feb 2017 – Jan 2021
  6. Lead Continual Service Improvement Engineer · UScellular · Jan 2021 – Aug 2025 (role ended with the sale of UScellular to T-Mobile)
  7. Open to roles

Certifications and awards

  • ITIL v3 Foundation
  • Google Data Analytics
  • Far Exceeds Expectations rating, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024. It was the highest rating and fewer than 1% of employees received it.
  • Continuous Improvement Award, Nov 2022

Projects

Anabolix

An AI coaching app for serious athletes, covering training, nutrition, bloodwork and TRT management. It remembers each athlete's history and bases its advice on their own data.

A React Native and Expo front end, a Python or Node backend with an LLM API, and Supabase/Postgres for data.

Built and shipped solo.

Live on the Apple App Store, with Google Play release pending.

RuoGate

A store platform for research-use-only peptide vendors, designed so payment processors can read it. Catalogs are gated behind vendor approval of each researcher, lab paperwork is shown as issued, and 37 automated checks run before a store goes live.

Outside of work

I once weighed 495 lb. I lost weight, gained a lot of muscle and now weigh 203 lb. That's where my interest in the health industry and what I call "biohacking" comes from. It's also why I build health and training software.

I've always loved grape-flavored drinks and slushies, and the color purple. My wife came up with the name "grapeslush". Lots of friends now call me Slush, in person too.

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