Hi, I’m Nick Chiaraluce, tech problem solver, small business advocate, and founder of both 603tek and Amerigo Technology. I’ve spent the better part of two decades helping people make sense of technology, whether that means fixing a stubborn Wi-Fi issue, rolling out a secure cloud infrastructure, or helping an entire team transition to a smarter, safer IT setup.

I started 603tek to serve my local community here in Northern New Hampshire. We offer fast, reliable tech support for residents, small businesses, and towns that need someone they can count on. From helping a business owner get their website back online to setting up a network for a local fire department, our work here is all about trust, responsiveness, and doing the job right.

Amerigo Technology is where I handle larger-scale IT projects for nonprofits, government agencies, and growing businesses. Whether it’s migrating teams to Microsoft 365, implementing Zero Trust cybersecurity strategies, or building automations that save hours of manual work each week, we deliver smart, secure, and scalable solutions. I’ve worked closely with organizations in healthcare, legal, education, and recovery services—always focused on designing systems that are simple to manage but powerful under the hood.

Through both companies, I’ve led countless tech overhauls—from securing networks with Microsoft Defender and Conditional Access to developing custom software tools and managing complex cloud environments. I’ve also built workflows that integrate with platforms like Gusto, SharePoint, Clio, MyCase, and PointerPro to help streamline operations for teams with limited in-house IT resources.

Whether you need on-the-ground help or big-picture IT strategy, I’m here to listen, solve problems, and make sure the technology you rely on actually works for you. If you're in New Hampshire and need help today, that's what 603tek is for. If you're planning ahead, building something new, or just need a long-term partner to support your systems, let’s talk about how Amerigo Technology can help.

I'm always happy to connect—whether it's for a quick fix, a project discussion, or just to chat about what’s possible.