About Me

I’ve spent the better part of two decades leading engineering work that scales. I’ve played key roles in guiding products from early-stage scrappiness to long-term viability — including one that became a killer, high-growth product. My work tends to sit at the intersection of systems, people, and thoughtful progress.

I’ve built across the stack, led teams through high-growth phases, and recently focused on using large language models to improve developer experience and product impact. These days, I think a lot about how the tools we make ripple out into the world—not just in terms of performance and reliability, but sustainability, clarity, and human impact.

I live in Colorado Springs with my two kids, where we spend a lot of time outdoors. You’ll find us getting dirty camping, hiking, or swimming. My nine-year-old is getting into cooking, which means our kitchen experiments are getting more interesting (and messier).

This site is where I write about technology, philosophy, parenting, and whatever else catches my attention. It’s also open source and accidentally carbon-neutral.