I'm a Computer Science graduate who found my path through building software where it matters most: inside organizations that depend on accurate data, reliable workflows, and systems that don't break under real-world use.

My work spans baseball analytics, hospitality operations, and enterprise IT — three different domains united by the same principle: translate complex business requirements into software people actually use.

I think in systems. Before writing code, I ask what problem exists, who feels it, and what a successful outcome looks like. That mindset shaped every product in my portfolio — from pitch-by-pitch analytics to automated event pricing engines.

What drives me is the moment software removes friction — when a coach sees a pattern they couldn't before, when event staff stop double-booking rooms, when IT teams finally have one source of truth for their assets.