An engineering leader
who still builds.

Leadership at Scale. Close to the Architecture.

I started my career in a classroom. I taught high school math to students who were struggling to pass state graduation tests, and went on to teach more than 100 week-long programming courses in four countries. Teaching still shapes how I lead. Later, I went on to earn a master's degree in transpersonal psychology.

At Comcast, I grew from Senior Engineer to Director of Applications Engineering, leading 6 engineering and QA teams (46 people) across 5 time zones. I stayed close to the architecture throughout — I invented the Redirector, which scaled to 150M+ daily connections from 30M devices, and co-designed the patented "Lost and Found" WiFi onboarding that cut related support calls by 74%.

After Warner Bros. Discovery, where I led a team of solutions architects and support engineers through the Max launch, I took a deliberate year to retool: AWS Solutions Architect certification, the start of my deep learning coursework, and hands-on work with LLMs on Google Cloud.

Then I put it to work. At Voxivium I architected and shipped a multi-platform product — Go API, AI ingestion pipeline, Kotlin Multiplatform mobile app, and Next.js portals — by directing AI coding agents through a governed engineering workflow with tiered authorization, human-applied migrations, and commit-per-feature review.

I lead engineering organizations without stepping away from engineering.