I'm a principal software engineer, but at the core, I'm just a guy who designs, builds, and fixes digital systems.
Crafting efficient, user-loved solutions. Here’s some things I do:
I keep my tool belt packed with the right code to get things done.
I design and develop digital experiences that are both beautiful and built to perform.
I’ve been coding since 12, solving problems for everyone from startups to Fortune 500s. By day, I’m a digital handyman—by night, a sports & dance dad, professional snack distributor, and certified kid wrangler. When I’m not getting my ass kicked in BJJ or trying to ride the candles in the forex market, I’m hunting down vintage books to the perfect taco, spicy wings, or Japanese food—which is my kryptonite.
In 2023, I started an passion project exploring faith, philosophy, spirituality, and mindset—what I’d call "inner exploration." It tested my ideas through dialogue and helped me refine my thoughts, much like debugging code. This creative outlet built a small, thoughtful community and reinforced the skills I value: curiosity, clarity, and the willingness to grow.
I tried to impress my kids at a trampoline park by tackling a warped wall. Spoiler: the wall won. I tore my Achilles, sidelined my BJJ training, and got a crash course in humility.While stuck on the couch, I stumbled into Forex trading, which unexpectedly became a new passion and skill. The whole experience reminded me that setbacks often spark unexpected growth.
"Chasing Wonder" curiosity and the pursuit of growth.
The most random skill I’ve picked up? Mycology. It’s a beautiful and fascinating world. The process is delicate and requires attention to detail, almost like an art form. I love how you can cultivate your own strains, turning it into a creative project. Watching the growth, seeing the little mystical wonders unfold, is nothing short of magical. And the harvest? That’s the cherry on top—the payoff that makes all the care and patience worth it. It’s a gratifying, humbling experience.
Don’t sell your Bitcoin—hold on to it! Take care of your body, you only get one. Read good books, and learn to sacrifice today for a better tomorrow. But don’t forget to live a little, too.
I’m a bit of a nerd when it comes to economic theories, philosophy, theology, and psychology—basically, I like thinking about how the world works. BJJ used to be my thing until I had to pause after my injury. For now, I’ve swapped mat time for Forex trading.
I’m not sure I ever had that “aha!” moment where I felt like I’d “arrived.” It was more of a gradual thing. One day, I realized I was the one everyone turned to with questions, and there weren’t really many people left for me to ask. It was like, "Oh, I guess I’m the go-to person now."
Jesus or Socrates.