Infrastructure
DevOps with product context
Cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, monitoring, and deployment work shaped around the application it supports — not treated as a separate exercise.
Engineering that stays useful after launch
I work across DevOps, web applications, APIs, and product delivery. The goal is straightforward: build systems that are easier to ship, easier to maintain, and easier to trust.
What I do
The work sits at the overlap of infrastructure, application engineering, and practical architecture — systems that are clear to extend, reasonable to support, and grounded in how the product actually gets used.
Infrastructure
Cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, monitoring, and deployment work shaped around the application it supports — not treated as a separate exercise.
Engineering
Web applications, APIs, CMS platforms, and iOS work with an emphasis on clean structure, maintainability, and steady iteration.
Delivery
Clear tradeoffs, direct communication, and shipping the version that solves the real problem first.
DevOps
Recent work has centered on infrastructure, deployment pipelines, monitoring, and operational reliability, with AWS at the center of the stack.
Engineering
Full-stack product work: APIs, CMS tools, internal platforms, and customer-facing applications — planned, built, reviewed, and supported.
What I've done
Mostly systems where reliability, maintainability, and delivery speed all matter at once: infrastructure, APIs, web applications, CMS platforms, and internal tooling.
Infrastructure, deployment, and monitoring work centered on reliability and repeatable delivery.
Product and platform engineering across APIs, CMS tools, internal systems, and customer-facing applications.
Web, mobile, and interface work mixing implementation with internal support.
Early client-facing web development grounded in implementation, communication, and delivery.
Stack
A sample of the platforms and tools that come up regularly in the work.
Off the clock
Two long-running lists — movies I return to and TV I think about after it ends. Poster walls, nothing more.
Happy to talk infrastructure, application work, or delivery.