
A lifelong builder, software engineer, and yet another carbon-based biped gravitating around a giant rock floating through space.
I've spent more than two decades turning ideas into things people can actually use.
Most days, that means designing and building software: products, distributed systems, APIs, cloud infrastructure, web and mobile experiences, and the occasional project that begins with, “I wonder if I could…”
The technologies have changed many times. The curiosity hasn't.
I'm interested in the space where technology, design, creativity, and everyday life overlap.
I enjoy making music, drawing, writing, experimenting with electronics, learning how things work, and spending time with my family and friends. I'm currently building Itemly on my free time, a product born from a very ordinary question: where did we put that thing?
This site is part portfolio, part notebook, and part archive.
It holds projects I've built, lessons I've learned, ideas I'm exploring, and older pieces from previous versions of myself. It isn't meant to present a perfectly planned journey. It's simply a record of someone who keeps building, learning, and wondering what might come next.
I enjoy working on challenging ideas with thoughtful people. If you're building something interesting—or simply want to say hello—you can reach me at .