Hi! I'm Noah Yaghoubian. CEO of Lazer IT Consultants
I Was 18 When I Started This Company
Most people don't hand their network over to a teenager. In 2010 a few of them did, and I've spent every year since trying to deserve it. I'd already been fixing computers for three years by then — I started at 15.
I'm Noah Yaghoubian. I started Lazer IT out of Palm Desert fixing computers one at a time, and today we're a full managed IT and cybersecurity company serving businesses across the Coachella Valley.
Here's something most companies wouldn't put on their About page: I'm self-taught. I don't have a wall of framed certificates. What I have is almost twenty years of hands-on work and a refusal to stop learning — training in A+, Network+, Security+, MCSA, Microsoft 365 administration, and HIPAA compliance for managed service providers. I'm also part of the largest IT professional peer group in the world, so when something lands on my desk I haven't seen before, I have hundreds of people to call who probably have.
Along the way I've graduated around 50 IT students out of the program at Mayfield College, and I mentor business owners and technology professionals on both the technical side and the business side. As iron sharpens iron. I've gotten as much out of teaching as anybody I've taught.
Our Mission:
To streamline the technology businesses run on, protect what matters most to them, and find the inefficiencies nobody has had time to look at. We build systems that just work, so you can focus on your work.
Our Purpose:
To make people feel taken care of. Confident, heard, and genuinely supported — not talked down to, not sold to, and never left waiting on hold wondering if anybody is coming.
Our Values:
Lead with love and empathy. Build on trust and accountability. Show up reliably, work hard, and make a positive impact every single day. That's the whole thing, and we mean it literally.
What I Actually Believe About This Work
My name comes from the Hebrew Noach — rest, comfort, relief. Peace in the middle of chaos. I've thought about that a lot over the years, because it turns out that's more or less what we sell.
Nobody calls an IT company on a good day. They call when something is broken, when they're already behind, when a customer is waiting and everything has stopped. By the time we pick up the phone, somebody's stress level is already through the roof. Our job isn't just to fix the computer. It's to be the voice on the other end that says okay, we've got it, you can breathe now.
That's why I've never outsourced a help desk ticket to a third party — not once, not in fifteen years of running this company. When you call, you get somebody who works here, who knows your network, and who is going to remember your name the next time.
I don't want to be just your vendor. I want to be the person you love to see.
The L.O.V.E. Standard
I should say where this comes from, because otherwise a company calling its service standard "love" sounds like marketing.
I'm a Christian. I'm not here to preach at anybody — plenty of people I care about believe differently and we get along just fine. This is just how I'm built, and I'm the same person on a Sunday at church as I am on a Tuesday at a client's site.
This is how I lead my business and how I guide my staff.
| L | LISTEN | We take the time to actually understand what's going on before we touch anything. Most of the worst IT decisions I've ever seen came from somebody solving a problem nobody had. |
| O | OPTIMIZE | We streamline. Fewer tools, fewer logins, fewer things breaking. Our job is to make technology one less thing you think about, not to sell you more of it. |
| V | VIGILANT | We watch your systems 24/7/365 so you don't have to wonder. Most of what we fix, you never find out about — and that's the point. |
| E | EXCELLENCE | Do it right, document it, and stand behind it. If we get something wrong, we own it and we fix it. No small print, no runaround. |
A Little About Me
I'm a husband and a father of three. Those kids are the reason I get up in the morning, and the picture I'm building toward is a day years from now when my family is a hundred people strong, all of us at a park somewhere, living well.
I've played piano since I was young — I've performed in front of thousands of people and I compose my own pieces. It's the same part of my brain that likes solving a hard network problem: you're looking for the arrangement where everything finally fits together. Outside of that I'm usually off-roading somewhere in the desert, fishing, or getting beat at Mario by my son.
I'm a work in progress and I won't pretend otherwise. But I try to lead with love, keep my word, and leave people better than I found them.
Let's Talk
If you're frustrated with your current IT situation, or you just want an outside opinion on what you've got, book a ten-minute call. No pressure and no sales team. If we're not the right fit for you, I'll tell you straight and point you somewhere better.
