Tucson, Arizona

Drew Phillips Systems thinking.
Real-world building.

I'm Drew Phillips—a Tucson small business owner and part-time engineering student. I own and operate Unepic Networks and Tucson Home Repair Pro, bringing an engineering mindset to dependable technology infrastructure, practical field work, and every problem in between.

Pima Community College · 2020—Present

Pre-Engineering

After completing two trade programs and building a career around practical problem-solving, I knew I was capable of more. During the pandemic, I decided it was time to fully engage with higher education and returned to Pima Community College to pursue an associate degree in pre-engineering.

I have completed 49 credits toward a 60-credit Associate of Science pathway in Pre-Engineering. My coursework includes Problem-Solving and Engineering Design, General Chemistry, Computer Programming for Engineering Applications I and II, and the full calculus sequence through Vector Calculus. Completing Vector Calculus—Calculus III—has been my proudest academic accomplishment thus far and a meaningful measure of how far I have come.

I currently attend classes part time while operating Unepic Networks and Tucson Home Repair Pro. My remaining program work is concentrated in physics 1 & 2, an additional engineering elective, and transfer preparation. After completing my associate degree in May 2028, I plan to continue taking engineering and mathematics courses at Pima before transferring fully to the University of Arizona.

As artificial intelligence makes it easier to produce code without fully understanding it, I believe the need is only growing for trained software engineers who can reason about architecture, correctness, reliability, and long-term maintainability. My background in IT, web development, and hosting, combined with a formal engineering education, will make me a uniquely practical and in-demand software engineering professional.

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Pima Amateur Radio Club cactus emblem

President & Co-founder · Pima Community College

Pima Amateur Radio Club

I was one of two students who founded the club. I began as vice president, later served as treasurer, and now serve as president. My time as treasurer gave me responsibility for keeping the club's books organized and tracking donations from supporting organizations including the ARDC and Oro Valley Amateur Radio Club—work that remains part of how I lead. As president, I coordinate with students and faculty advisors, organize meetings and events, and help lead completion of our fully operational amateur radio station, the K7PCC ham shack at Pima's Northwest Campus.

2023—PresentTucson, AZ

Owner · Field problem solver

Tucson Home Repair Pro

I bring the same engineering mindset to homes and technical installations, specializing in camera systems, smart-home technology, and home and business networks. Hands-on trade skills—combined with experience in cabling, A/V systems, digital signage, Wi-Fi, tools, and light demolition—allow me to take complex installations from planning through a clean, professional finish.

Client reviews consistently highlight my reliability, preparation, clear communication, efficiency, and attention to detail. I work with renters, homeowners, property managers, interior designers, and Realtors, combining broad trade skills with the willingness to find practical—and often less expensive—ways to get better results.

5 STARSclient review record
CAMERASsecurity systems
SMARThome automation
NETWORKShome & business connectivity

Owning small businesses rewards breadth. I move comfortably between infrastructure, customer needs, monitoring, billing, field work, and custom software. My work as a tradesman takes me out from behind the computer and into the Tucson community, where I help homeowners and business owners solve practical technology problems.

01Wi-Fi & business networks
02Security camera systems
03Digital signage
04Website design & hosting
05Custom applications