I like to do internet things with internet people.
I’ve been crafting on the web since 2001, and it all started with a JavaScript program to help me cheat on math homework—fifth grade math is tough! Since then, I’ve worn many hats—individual contributor, tech lead, engineering manager, and company leadership—and each role has sharpened how I build and lead technical teams that work directly with developer customers.
These days I build and scale the teams that sit between developer-facing products and the people using them. Technical enough to earn trust, commercially sharp enough to make sure customers fully realize value. I believe developer problems are best solved by other developers, and it takes a rare kind of team to meet them where they are, speak their language, and turn that into real outcomes for the business.
I currently work with the incredible people building the future of the web at Clerk. Previously, I was at Vercel.
Outside of work, you might know me as the groundskeeper of the Google Graveyard where I research Google’s consumer product strategy and their ‘killer’ reputation.
My dog, Olly, and I live in San Francisco, California.