I build enterprise cloud platforms and ship product ideas as working software.
I'm a builder. I love understanding how things work and making them better.
Across domains, I think in systems, learn by building, and aim to ship what I make.
Building is a thread that runs through my life.
Space books, Star Wars, and a model robot car my dad helped me build in elementary school. That curiosity led to the garage: fixing cars, framing a shed, wiring houses as an electrician's apprentice. I became the go-to person when things broke.
Physics, economics, philosophy, then a Master's in Physiology. A coding bootcamp pivoted me to software, then cloud engineering, and now AI. Different domains, same drive: understand the system and improve it.
AI is reshaping how I build, learn, and solve problems.
Claude Code is my daily driver. I use AI agents to write code, analyze logs, generate docs, and automate repetitive work. What used to take hours now takes minutes.
AI makes previously impossible apps feasible. I'm building hyper-personalized tools: adaptive courses, iOS apps, and multi-agent workflows.
AI shortens the path from curiosity to competence. I use it for deep dives, understanding complex topics, and connecting ideas across domains.
Where I'm investing my time.
My foundation. I build enterprise cloud infrastructure -- multi-account AWS, Kubernetes, DevSecOps -- and lead teams delivering it. Expanding into GenAI services like Bedrock and SageMaker.
Childhood fascination, adult pursuit. I'm learning object detection, autonomous navigation, and motion planning to build robots that operate in the physical world.
Building micro SaaS apps to learn the full business stack: product, positioning, marketing, and go-to-market. From concept to paying customers.
I write about AI-assisted development, what I'm building, and lessons learned along the way.
I wanted a dedicated Linux box in the cloud where AI agents could run with full permissions, completely separate from my personal machine. What started as a quick Terraform module became a self-managing development environment that runs for about $20 a month.
Read moreA year ago I was burning API credits watching Claude loop on the same bug. By December I was moving faster than I thought possible. Three workflow shifts made as much difference as the models themselves.
Read moreMy wife wanted a calendar that shows her schedule as colors. I built it four times. Each attempt taught me something different about what AI agents actually need from you.
Read moreTechnology work requires balance.
CrossFit, running, cycling, swimming, and yoga. Several half marathons and triathlons done, training for a full marathon. The gym, the road, and the mat keep everything sustainable.
Building, exploring, or just want to connect? I'd love to hear from you.