I’m a full-stack engineer who believes good software starts with paying attention to the users, their needs, and the small details that make a product feel intuitive rather than frustrating. I’m drawn to making difficult obstacles manageable and complex systems understandable through thoughtful design and careful engineering.

I work with the belief that engineering and design go hand in hand and harmony between these two ideals is what makes a truly great piece of software. Tools should lighten the load, reduce confusion, and look and feel good during use. This principle guides the problems I choose and how I approach them.

The constants in my life— cooking (lately, a lot of sourdough bread), woodworking, art in all its forms, and the people closest to me— have shaped how I build. They’ve taught me patience, attention to detail, and an appreciation for simplicity and elegance that I carry with me into my work.

To sum it all up: I like making things that work well and look good, and can't wait to see what we can build together.