Kyrollos Farah
Engineer. Builder. Problem-Solver.

I'm Kyrollos Farah — friends and clients call me Kero. I'm a Coptic Egyptian-American engineer based in Anaheim, California, and the founder of MediaVision — the company I started in Egypt in 1996 and carried across the world to Orange County.

I wrote my first programs in 1985, in GW-BASIC on a Sakhr AX-170 — building games and, by 1987, producing entertainment video output: wedding videos, and music intros and outros for churches, scout groups, and schools. I went on to earn a diploma in electrical engineering, became a professional engineer in 1997, and spent more than eight years teaching high-school students in Egypt to build motherboards and engine-control boards from scratch — hand-drawing PCB traces and acid-etching the boards ourselves.

Through MediaVision I designed fully automated screen, lighting, music, and special-effects control systems for churches and major theatres — including productions staged at Maspero in Cairo under my name — and moved into broadcast: DVD authoring and video conversion pipelines built from scratch, and work with the Arabica TV music channel in 2004 in cooperation with art channels, alongside security-system and internet infrastructure projects across Egypt.

Today my work spans the full range of modern engineering: component-level diagnostics and repair, data recovery, custom gaming and AI workstations, and the complete software systems that run businesses — booking platforms, admin dashboards, inventory systems, client portals, and analytics.

In recent years I've gone deep into AI infrastructure: I designed and operate a private multi-GPU AI server that runs large language models fully in-house — with its own chat platform, client portal, document-search (RAG) system, and automation pipelines. No cloud dependency, complete data privacy.

I also hold a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, and one of the things I'm proudest of is merging agriculture with computer and electronic control technology — using sensors, automation, and control systems to run machines and growing environments. It's the same instinct behind everything I build: take two worlds and make them work together.

My philosophy is simple: diagnose before you replace, build it right, and stand behind the work. And beyond the technology, my mission is people — I love helping others, lifting them up, and encouraging everyone to stay positive and happy.