Malachi Collins
Malachi Collins Open to part-time apprentice hours

Malachi Collins

I'm looking for part-time, registered apprentice hours toward one of these Connecticut licenses.

Starts
January 1, 2027
Hours
15–20 a week
Schedule
Set together
Hartford, CT CCSU, class of 2027
What comes with me

You teach me the trade. I bring the tech.

I'm coming to learn. Alongside that, I can set up the tools that keep a shop organized and busy, the same kinds I've built for my own business and at two internships.

Customers and follow-ups

Every customer, job and follow-up in one place, so no lead or renewal slips through.

Like my summer business app

Scheduling and routes

The day's jobs and drive time planned before the truck leaves.

Like my route maps

Reports and forecasts

Revenue, cash and booked work on one screen, plus what next month looks like.

Like my program dashboard

Getting the word out

Social posts and simple pages that bring in work. Posts I ran at CCSU drew 200,000+ views.

See my marketing role
Technical skill set

Information systems and AI, put to work.

The data, tracking and automation skills behind everything on this page, from two internships and a business I ran over the summer.

Summer side hustle

I ran a home-services business over the summer, and built the software behind it.

Route optimizers, maps, customer tracking and follow-ups, a written procedure for every service, and the data to decide which towns to grow into next.

$3,345billed in under 2 months
24paid jobs, summer 2026
14tools in one app
See the software
A Connecticut town map colored by score next to a ranked list of towns.
AI
1,018

AI sessions since April 2026. The tools, engines and knowledge bases I've built with them have saved me months of work.

ToolsEnginesKnowledge basesAutomations
Certified

AWS Cloud Practitioner and CompTIA Security+

How cloud systems are built and run, and how they're kept secure.

Internships · Leonardo DRS and Trumpf

Data, reporting and forecasting

  • Data tracking and reporting
  • Analytical tools and price estimators built from past jobs
  • Training modules that keep teams current as the tech changes
  • Forecasting and predictive models for financials
See what that looks like
Toolkit

What I build with

PythonSQLExcelPower BIpandasFastAPIReactTypeScriptJavaScriptAWSAI APIsGit
All my skills
Why the trades

Hands-on skills to match my software.

I've spent years building systems on a screen. A trade puts my hands on the real ones. Put the two together and I can do the work, and build the tools that make the work easier.

Learn the hardware

Wiring, piping and the systems inside a building, learned the right way: on the job, next to a licensed pro.

Bring the software

Tracking tools, reports and forecasts that help a shop quote faster, schedule better and see what's coming.

Put them together

Buildings run on more connected systems every year. I want to be the apprentice who understands both sides of the job.

The licenses

Any one of these is my goal. If your shop can sponsor one, I'd like to apprentice with you.

Low voltage

Limited journeyperson
On the job
4,000 hours
Classroom
288 hours
Covers
Low-voltage and data systems, up to 48 volts
ApprenticeC-6C-5 contractor

Electrical

Unlimited journeyperson
On the job
8,000 hours
Classroom
576 to 720 hours
Covers
All electrical work, low voltage included
ApprenticeE-2E-1 contractor

Plumbing

Unlimited journeyperson
On the job
8,000 hours
Classroom
576 hours
Shorter start
P-6 (water, sewer and storm lines) at 2,000 hours
ApprenticeP-6 or P-2P-1 contractor
My work

Things I've built and run.

Have room for a part-time apprentice?

I'd like to hear from you. Email or call, whichever's easier.

Starts
January 1, 2027
Hours
15–20 a week
Schedule
Set together