One person can carry the context from the customer conversation through the build, the launch, and the next iteration.
I ask the questions, write the scope, and explain tradeoffs without hiding behind jargon.
Interface, automation, backend, copy, deployment—I move to whichever layer gets the product over the line.
Years in IT taught me to care about reliability, security, documentation, and the person using it on Monday.
Five client sites taken from an ambiguous brief through brand, copy, design, build, and deployment.
Managed IT, made effortless
Rebuilt the company’s marketing site end-to-end, owning brand, copy, design, build, and deploy. Faster load times and a clearer conversion flow lifted client inquiries.
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An editorial studio identity
A refined, type-forward site for a team of writers, editors, and designers who help companies win work. Built to feel as considered as the service it sells.
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A product site with a point of view
The marketing home for my focus extension. A calm, dark-green editorial identity, a clear point of view, and a live preview of the pause screen that sells the idea before the install.
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Patient capital, presented with weight
A premium site for a Vancouver investment firm that acquires MSPs, backs real estate development, and offers private lending. Forest green and gold, serif-led, and built to earn the trust of sellers and partners.
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Heavy civil, built to last
A bold, image-led site for a heavy-civil construction firm on Vancouver Island. Earthworks, parks, and waterfront work, framed to win bigger contracts.
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Self-published tools with real users and real constraints—from rule-engine architecture to UX, branding, and distribution.
A distraction-blocking extension that reduces impulsive browsing through focus sessions, schedules, and behavioral friction. A priority-based rule engine enforces lockdowns, content filters, time limits, and temporary unlocks, even across SPAs like YouTube and Instagram that change without reloading. All data stays local, with no backend and no accounts.
A zero-config extension that injects a live word counter into Google Docs by watching the editor DOM with a MutationObserver. No accounts, no backend. It just works, every time the page loads.
Agentic pipelines that reserve LLM calls for judgment and lean on deterministic execution for everything else.
An autonomous browser agent that completes real-world workflows across dynamic websites, including navigation, form completion, and multi-step task execution. A hybrid architecture reserves LLM calls for decision-making while deterministic systems handle execution, cutting token usage by ~33%.
A full-stack app that turns voice and text into structured insight: actions, mood, and themes. Audio runs through Whisper, semantic analysis through Gemini, with persistent storage for longitudinal tracking over time.
I learned software from both sides: building it, and being the person people call when it breaks.
I started at Gravity Computers in IT, supporting real people and real businesses across more than 300 devices. That work taught me where software fails: unclear handoffs, fragile workflows, and tools designed without the user in the room.
I moved into software engineering and began shipping the fixes myself—client websites, internal workflows, browser extensions, and AI automation. I still think like an operator: make it understandable, make it reliable, and make sure it helps on Monday morning.
I graduated from McGill with a B.Sc. in Computer Science. I’m looking for a small, ambitious team that wants an engineer who can handle the customer conversation as well as the code.
Gravity Computers · Vancouver
Gravity Computers · Vancouver
McGill University · Montréal
Need someone who can meet the customer, find the real problem, and come back with working software? That’s the job I want.
