Bill Nuttycombe

Bill has been working with technology for most of his life. It all started in the late 1970s when he accidentally broke his dad’s work computer and then quickly figured out how to fix it before getting caught. That experience established a pattern he has continued to follow ever since.

He was later the first student aide in Payette High School’s first computer lab and has worked in a variety of technology roles throughout his career. His experience includes positions with Micron PC, ComputerLand, Healthwise, and DirecTV, as well as a period of self-employment. His expertise spans networking, cybersecurity, servers, telecommunications, technical support, and the countless other technical challenges that seem to appear when nobody is looking.

For the past decade, Bill has been responsible for keeping all things powered by electricity running smoothly at Idaho Parents Unlimited. He enjoys using technology to help IPUL better serve families and ensure staff have the tools they need to support parents across Idaho.

Bill’s curiosity drives him to continually learn new technologies and find practical ways to apply them. Along the way, he has also become highly skilled at fixing the things he just improved.