Meet The Team
At Garden State Computing, our dedicated team combines technical expertise with a genuine passion for helping others. Each member brings unique skills and a commitment to providing exceptional service. Our primary goal is to ensure our clients receive the best support and personalized solutions to meet their IT needs.
The Garden State Computing Team
Douglas Haber
Systems Administrator
Douglas Haber was born and raised in Fair Lawn, a charming small town in the suburbs of NYC. Inspired by his father, a first responder, Douglas followed the same path starting in 2010. He serves on the rescue squad in Fair Lawn and the ambulance corps in Hawthorne, where the office is located. Douglas is also a deacon in his church, embodying his commitment to serving others. In his downtime, he enjoys long drives, trying new restaurants and breweries, boating, fishing, watching sports (Go Rangers/Giants/Mets!), and riding his bicycle.
Ryan Tolomeo
Systems Administrator
From a young age, Ryan Tolomeo has been passionate about helping people with computers and technology. His love for tech seamlessly blends with his desire to assist others. In addition to his role at Garden State Computing, Ryan volunteers as a firefighter in his town. This experience has taught him the importance of swift and effective responses to emergencies, whether in IT or the fire service. When he’s not working or responding to fire calls, Ryan enjoys relaxing with his favorite shows, spending quality time with loved ones, going to the gym, watching sports, and immersing himself in nature on long hikes.
Sam Carp
Systems Administrator
Born and raised in Wyckoff, Sam Carp is a personable and passionate individual who thrives on helping others. His day is made when he hears relief in a person’s voice or sees the smile that forms on their face after he assists them. Transitioning from the automotive industry, Sam always has a car project on hand. He enjoys tinkering, reading performance metrics, and dreaming about future car acquisitions. His true joy comes from finding a long, twisty road, rolling the windows down, and driving through beautiful scenery.
