The person behind it.

I'm a full-stack developer. I make cute things: the kind designed to survive humans.

My background is a bit unusual. I learned to fly before I learned to code. Some of those habits carried over, like asking "what could go wrong?" on a loop, and thinking about the experience of whoever's on board.

Now, when I make things, I think about the person on the other end a lot. Probably too much.

I've also sat in my share of meetings and then gone back to write or test the code that was supposed to come out of them.

You know that gap between what gets described and what actually ships?

I live there.

How I think.

A brief history.

What I work with.