About Me
I build things that help mission-driven organizations solve hard problems. That's been the through-line whether the thing was a community bike shop, a nonprofit program, or a piece of software.
I came to software the long way. Since my dad brought home a TRS-80 I've wanted to understand how it works, and in every job before this one, in education, nonprofits, and small business, I was the person building the website, wiring up the CRM, and asking what the data actually said. In 2021 I made the pivot official.
Since then I've spent my time where software meets messy real-world systems: enterprise migrations and integrations for financial services and nonprofit customers, legacy data that needed to be made trustworthy, and helping a large professional services org adopt AI tooling. That led to legal tech, first leading implementations for law firms and now at Tradespace as a Legal Engineer, working where software, intellectual property, and the people who have to make sense of both meet.
Outside of work I'm usually on a gravel bike.
