I've been taking computers apart and writing code since I was a kid. It started with video games and the machines that ran them: by sixteen I was building my own PCs, and for years I ran a computer repair and custom gaming rig business on the side. That hardware obsession pulled me toward software. I taught myself HTML, CSS and LAMP stacks, got comfortable in the terminal, built websites for anyone who asked, and even spent a stretch doing QA on Sony's MLB The Show.

My first career was in business and marketing, but it never stopped being technical. I spent most of those years programming CRMs to automate marketing campaigns: email, text messages, internal and external communications, all of it wired up and running without a human in the loop. Automating everyone else's workflows made it obvious that what I really wanted was to build the software itself, so I went to The Ohio State University for a full-stack development education and made the switch to software development professionally.

Today I build web and mobile applications end to end: React, Next.js and React Native on the front, Node, Express and PostgreSQL or MongoDB on the back, TypeScript throughout. My work ranges from a field-service platform that technicians use every day to consumer mobile apps, ecommerce storefronts and a native macOS utility. The projects below show what that looks like in practice. I'm always up for talking about a development role or a project you need built.