Always thinking, always exploring, always questioning, always building.
Twenty years building things that ship. Architecture school. WordPress on the agency side. Fortune 500 engineering leadership. The trades, literally, on weekends. A few other lives in between that don't fit on a LinkedIn timeline. Most people look at all that and see a job-hopper. I see the same job in a lot of different uniforms.
One of those lives almost ended me. I lost both parents, then a stroke, then an MS diagnosis, then almost two years learning to walk again. Came back down 300 pounds. That's where the relentless comes from. When I tell a team I'll stay on something until it's actually working, I mean it the way you only can after you've had to rebuild yourself from the floor up.
Right now I'm running digital operations, shipping with autonomous agents, and cleaning up the kind of WordPress messes that twenty years of scar tissue lets you see coming. Web and platform engineering is the craft. But I don't hand a system off and disappear. I get close to the work, deploy where it actually helps, and stay on the hook until it holds in production. The architect in me can't ship something that doesn't stand up. That's the whole pitch.
I'm looking for a small, high-trust team that gives a damn about craft. Clarity, ownership, follow-through. Founders with cool projects, teams that need someone who can own a web platform end to end and stay close enough to make it actually work, or just a conversation about where this is all going. You know where to find me.