About Wolf Technical Consulting

Wolf Technical Consulting LLC provides practical, human‑centered support for small businesses, events, and organizations navigating complex operational systems. We believe technology should feel clear, approachable, and genuinely helpful — not overwhelming or confusing.

Founded on the idea that real people deserve real solutions, WTC specializes in compliance strategy, technical troubleshooting, and communication workflows that make sense in everyday environments. We help clients streamline phone systems, networks, virtual environments, hardware and software troubleshooting, smart integrations, signage, domains, and more. Whether you’re coordinating logistics for a small staff or refining your entire IT strategy, we bring clarity, warmth, and precision to every detail.

Our approach is grounded in transparency, empathy, and a deep respect for your audience. From access control and automation to Wi‑Fi design and infrastructure planning, we treat every point of contact as an opportunity to build confidence and reduce friction. We don’t believe in one‑size‑fits‑all solutions — we believe in meeting you where you are and helping you move forward with systems that truly support your goals.

Let’s make your technology work smarter — and feel better.

About the Founder

Wolf Technical Consulting was founded by Logan Otto, a lifelong problem‑solver with a passion for making technology feel approachable, reliable, and genuinely helpful.

Logan’s journey began back in high school in 2009, when he became the “community tech kid” — the one neighbors called when their computers broke, their Wi‑Fi went down, or they needed help setting up something new. Every small job funded another tool, another gadget, another skill. That early curiosity grew into a career built on hands‑on experience, continuous learning, and a commitment to doing right by people.

He went on to study through the Cisco Networking Academies at Auburn Career Center and the University of Akron, where he deepened his understanding of networks, infrastructure, and the systems that keep organizations running. After that, Logan served as Director of Technology for a school district, focusing on getting technology into students’ hands, improving access, and stretching every budget dollar to make the biggest impact.

Later, while working for a national electronics retail chain, Logan repeatedly got in trouble for not upselling customers. Even on commission, he refused to push products people didn’t need. Doing what was right mattered more than padding numbers — a philosophy that still defines his work today.

In his day‑to‑day career at a Fortune 100 company, Logan continued to sharpen his skills across infrastructure, security, automation, and large‑scale systems. He’s spent years working in environments where reliability, clarity, and precision aren’t optional — they’re essential.

Over time, Logan has built a wide and deep technical toolkit, including:

• Penetration testing (physical and digital)

• Digital forensics and incident response (DFIR)

• Firewall configuration and network hardening

• LAN/WAN design, Wi‑Fi engineering, and multi‑site connectivity

• Group Policy, domain administration, and identity management

• Virtualization, server deployment, and ongoing maintenance

• PBX/VoIP/SIP/POTS systems and call‑routing (ICM)

• IVR system design and optimization

• Backup power planning and infrastructure resilience

• Automation and microcontroller projects (including Arduino)

• 3D design, fabrication, and custom hardware solutions

• In‑house TV systems, cable distribution, and RF/radio projects

• Security advising, risk assessment, and compliance support

Alongside his technical work, Logan has built a global network of professionals — engineers, analysts, designers, and specialists who collaborate, share knowledge, and support one another. This network allows Wolf Technical Consulting to tap into diverse expertise when needed, ensuring clients always receive thoughtful, well‑rounded solutions.

Logan also believes deeply in growing the next generation of technologists. He regularly provides internship opportunities, mentorship, and small gig work to emerging technicians, giving them real‑world experience and a supportive environment to learn. For him, technology isn’t just a career — it’s a community, and one worth investing in.

He also participates in a weekend CTF team, keeping his problem‑solving sharp and his love of technical challenges alive.

Today, Logan brings all of that experience — the early curiosity, the formal training, the leadership roles, the enterprise‑level expertise, the global network, and the commitment to mentorship — into Wolf Technical Consulting. His goal is simple: to help people feel confident in their technology, supported in their decisions, and empowered by systems that actually make sense.