I build software that helps people coordinate, learn, and gather in the real world.
My work connects software with real-world coordination: internal tools, community platforms, event operations, automation, and product experiments that help people show up, learn, and work together.
The throughline is simple: understand the human system, build the tool, and make it easier for people to act.
Professional software work across product systems, analytics, automation, backend workflows, and real production constraints.
Selected work around community platforms, robotics, behavioral UX, physical products, and tools for coordination.
The interests that shape how I build: music, training, video, community, and the physical world.
For product engineering, internal tools, automation, or software tied to community, learning, and operations-heavy teams.
These projects show the problems I’m drawn to: community coordination, operational tooling, learning systems, behavioral products, and physical interaction.
The stack changes. The instinct is usually the same: make the messy thing easier to use.
Lectures After Dark is a growing movement of intellectual social events that combine academic learning settings with the social experience of a bar.
Making being educated cool again.
An ongoing app for keeping track of my clothes and putting outfits together.
Still in progress. The goal is to make a personal tool feel personal, not like inventory software wearing a trench coat.