Measurement software · deployment & integration
I set up and connect the Quorum measurement stack — deploying TestIt and FLOWCAL, building the pipelines that move field data into the back office, and keeping the servers and environments running. The technical layer measurement runs on, so your analysts can stay on the measurement.
Between the advisory firms that hand you a report and the staffing shops that hand you a contractor, there's the technical work itself — standing the system up, wiring the data together, and keeping it running. That's the part I do.
What I do
The software, the servers, and the data flow that measurement runs on — set up and supported by someone who's run it in production. Integration is where most of the work lives.
SVC·DEPLOY
I stand up TestIt and FLOWCAL from the ground up — servers, environments, and the field client on your crews' laptops. You get a working install that's been configured and tested, not a box of software and a login.
For operators getting onto the Quorum stack, or rebuilding an install that was never set up right.
SVC·INTG
I build and maintain the pipelines that move your data — TestIt files from the field up into FLOWCAL, and SCADA data into your corporate systems. Scripted, scheduled, and monitored, so no one rekeys numbers and nothing falls through the cracks.
For teams still hand-carrying files or emailing spreadsheets between the field and the office.
SVC·OPS
I keep the systems behind measurement healthy — managing FLOWCAL servers and lower environments, standardizing the scripts and jobs that move your data, and troubleshooting the server-side problems that stall your team.
For operators who want the infrastructure looked after, not left to whoever has time.
Who you're working with
Westroot is Jake Motsenbocker — a senior technologist with more than fourteen years in IT, including years spent administering and integrating FLOWCAL and TESTit in production at a major midstream operator. When you work with Westroot, you work with the person who'll actually do the work.
Read Jake's backgroundHow I work
The IT side, not the analyst's
I handle the software, servers, and data flow — the technical layer measurement runs on. Your analysts stay on measurement; I keep what's underneath them running.
You work with the person doing the work
I'm one experienced person, not a bench of contractors. The person you email is the same person who'll be in your servers.
Set up to run
I'd rather leave you with systems your team can operate than make you depend on me. The goal is working infrastructure, documented and handed off.
Get in touch
Tell me about your setup, your suite, and what's giving you trouble. It reaches me directly — no call center, no sales rep.