I build systems
that don’t shout.
Current focus on custom software, AI automation, and cloud infrastructure — workflows to automate procedures.
Four principles, learned slowly.
Systems serve people first.
01The best architectures optimize for the humans who work inside them — operators, technicians, auditors. A clever diagram is meaningless if a field tech can’t use it on a weak cellular connection.
Hand-built beats off-the-shelf.
02Every AI assistant, every automation, every piece of custom software I’ve shipped is hand-coded. Full source-code control, zero third-party platforms between the problem and the solution.
Boring is a compliment.
03Power Automate instead of yet another SaaS. Windows Server where Windows Server fits. Novelty is expensive; boredom is cheap and — ten years in — quietly excellent.
Built to run, not to require me.
04If a system needs me to keep it alive, it’s not done. The best things I’ve shipped have run for two, five, ten years with virtually zero maintenance. That’s the bar.
How I got here, roughly.
Two decades, three roles, and one city. The longer version is in the resume.
Other rooms I spend time in.
Learning
Currently deepening my work with LLM evaluation, agentic frameworks, and prompt engineering. New tools come in weekly; the fundamentals stay the same.
Safety systems
Seven active certifications across NICET, EST, FDNY, NYC DOB, and OSHA — fire-safety and life-safety is where theory meets consequence.
Cities
Manhattan-based, working across the NYC Metro Area. I like work that keeps a city running behind the scenes — unglamorous, essential, specific.
Got a vision?
Let’s bring it to life.
Whether it’s a legacy system that’s outlived its usefulness or something greenfield waiting to be shaped — I’d like to hear about it.
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