About Me

I design and lead the architecture of data- and AI-driven platforms that help organizations make better decisions at scale. My focus is building durable technical foundations: systems that are reliable, secure, and flexible enough to support evolving product needs over time.

In my current work, that includes applying AI to normalize and enrich complex spatial data, and building enterprise platforms that modernize workplace planning and operations. The domain is specific, but the core challenge is universal: turning fragmented, high-volume signals into trusted, actionable intelligence that teams can use confidently.

I also drive cross-team architecture and platform governance, helping organizations align how data is produced, managed, and consumed so product teams can move faster without sacrificing quality or consistency. My role is often at the intersection of engineering strategy and execution, where long-term architecture decisions need to unlock near-term business value.

Across roles, I have consistently gravitated toward ambiguous, high-impact problems that require technical depth, systems thinking, and strong collaboration. I enjoy building the kind of platforms and engineering cultures that scale beyond any single project.

Lastly, I've done some open source contributions here and there; my latest interest being Aspire. I'm currently integrating it into solutions we have at work as well as this website, which has been deployed with Aspire. If you haven't checked Aspire out, I highly encourage you do.

Before Microsoft, I spent 8 1/2 years in the Navy. I eventually realized my potential and interests no longer aligned with the military. The experience was great, and it definitely helped me grow up, mostly. 😏

I've learned a lot of things in my 10+ years at Microsoft so far, one thing sticks out above the rest. Technology evolves faster than you can learn it. It sure keeps things interesting though! Also, it gives me a virtually endless number of Geeky things to talk about, so that's why I decided to start a YouTube channel and a blog.