I solve tough problems with an eye on the people using the product and the outcomes behind the work.
About
I care about more than just building the interface.
I like understanding the people using a product, the problems they’re trying to solve, and the business outcomes behind the work. That perspective shapes how I think about architecture, performance, usability, and the systems that support a quality product.
I’m drawn to work where I can make a meaningful impact—whether that means building a better product experience, strengthening the systems and patterns that produce quality, or improving the tools, tests, builds, and workflows that help engineering teams move faster.
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Understanding who uses a product, the problems they’re trying to solve, and the business outcomes behind the work.
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Architecture, performance, usability, and the patterns that produce a quality product.
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Tools, tests, builds, and workflows that help engineering teams ship with confidence.
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Streamlining processes, improving reliability, and empowering teams to do better work.
A real-time multiplayer game. Find the one smiling flower before the timer runs out, and before everyone else.
A party game only works if it feels fair. Every player needs the same clock, and the fastest correct answer has to actually win.
Engineering highlight
One Cloudflare Durable Object per room owns the clock and the scoring, so no client can post a score it did not earn.
A weather dashboard with current conditions, forecasts, trends and year-over-year comparisons for any US ZIP code.
Most weather apps answer “what is it like now?”. This one answers “is this normal?”, while staying inside a free API’s rate limits.
Engineering highlight
Each widget streams in behind its own Suspense boundary, and a failed dataset degrades only the widgets that use it.
