I turn attention into leverage and chaos into systems — through code, clarity, and execution.
My roots trace back to design and business – I taught myself graphic design as a teenager and freelanced my way through college while studying business, marketing, and psychology. That blend of aesthetics, behavior, and strategy shaped how I think: every system should look good, feel intuitive, and drive measurable results.
Before engineering, I cut my teeth in growth marketing, working at a consumer AI startup and a San Diego-based deep tech agency helping position biotech and AI products for scale. Translating complexity into clarity became my craft, first in messaging, then in systems.
Software was the next evolution. I became a full-stack engineer, honing my skills at product-driven startups while building across web development, IoT, and AI.
After a few years developing professionally, I co-founded TimeAlign, a platform built to optimize time and performance through data — uniting design, psychology, code, and business into one discipline: building systems that help people and companies perform at their peak.
Today I split my time between leading TimeAlign and taking on select engineering and product contracts. I obsess over data-driven systems: the signals you track, the tiny rituals that compound, and the loops that close the gap between intention and impact.
I'm also a writer, photographer, and lifelong learner. I'm always looking for new challenges and opportunities to grow, both personally and professionally. Reach out to collaborate or connect!
A comprehensive overview of my technical and business capabilities developed over years of hands-on experience.
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