I’ve been making computers do things ever since someone showed me QBasic in 1999. I did military service, math degrees, and some years as a software engineer. My curiosity has continually pushed me toward bigger questions about what code could accomplish.
My Work
I’m passionate about high-leverage tools that let small teams accomplish big things. I believe the right architectural and tooling choices can mean the difference between 100,000 and 100 man-hours. While the industry has normalized massive teams spending years on products, I focus on elegant solutions that maximize impact.
My work has evolved toward metamodeling and enterprise architecture - creating systems that generate other systems. I explore practical applications in rapid prototyping, functional deployment, and building scalable, fault-tolerant architectures.
Right now I’m putting that to work at True Anomaly, writing Elixir for satellite ground control systems.
Beyond Code
I also enjoy plumbing, gardening, and playing horror games.