Hello, I'm Kenneth Weatherspoon, a technology leader with more than 20 years of experience in workforce management, contact center operations, IT infrastructure, and technical support. I currently serve as a Workforce Management Analyst at McKesson, where I specialize in workforce optimization, forecasting, analytics, automation, and operational excellence. Throughout my career, I have led technical teams, improved service performance, and implemented solutions using platforms such as Verint, Avaya, Power BI, and Workday.
I hold a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a Cybersecurity focus and a Master of Science in Information Systems. My passion extends beyond the workplace into AI development, home automation, cybersecurity, and enterprise technology. I enjoy building innovative solutions, including my personal AI assistant, Khai, and managing advanced smart home systems.
Outside of technology, I value faith, family, community, fraternity service, and spending time with my sons, grandson Mason, and my dogs, Kennedy and Tyson.
Being technologically adept is more than understanding technology. It is having the curiosity to learn, the discipline to master new skills, and the vision to see how technology can solve real-world problems.
I am naturally drawn to understanding how systems work and how they can work better. I enjoy building, troubleshooting, and improving everything from enterprise workforce platforms to AI models and smart home ecosystems. My home lab serves as a testing ground where I explore virtualization, automation, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies.
One of my favorite projects is Khai, my personal AI assistant, which I continue to train and integrate with my Home Assistant environment. For me, technology is both a profession and a hobby. I enjoy turning ideas into working solutions, solving difficult challenges, and staying ahead of the next wave of innovation.
The common thread throughout my journey is simple: I love using technology to create, improve, and inspire.
I am a member of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. F24. volunteering in the IT department, advancing scholarship, leadership, citizenship, fidelity, brotherhood through technology-driven service. After joining the chapter, I was tasked with building the chapter website and maintaining digital communication tools. I built a community service application tracks brother participation through photo metadata collected at arrival and departure events, supporting accurate service records. Graphic design duties cover nearly ninety percent of social media content, shaping visual identity and engagement across platforms. Technical work supports operational efficiency, strengthens accountability, and improves member engagement. Service aligns technology with fraternity mission and community impact through consistent digital systems and creative media leadership daily operational excellence focus.r.

Director of Audio and Video - West Irving Church of God in Christ
As an ordained Elder at West Irving Church of God in Christ, I serve as Director of Audio and Video, a role that supports the ministry's mission of sharing the Word of God both inside and beyond the church walls. Every service depends on reliable audio, video, and streaming systems to ensure worship, teaching, and outreach reach those in attendance and those watching remotely.
This position requires a high level of commitment, often arriving before services begin and remaining after they conclude to ensure all systems operate properly. My responsibilities include purchasing and managing all audio and video equipment, developing the annual technology budget, training new volunteers, and resolving technical issues. I work closely with the church's CIT team on network-related concerns, research equipment before purchase decisions, and oversee the complete lifecycle of hardware and software. Through technology, I help create an environment where ministry remains the focus and the message of Christ is communicated clearly and effectively.