How I work
I aggregate information, find the useful shape inside it, and turn it into operational structure people can use. That usually means strategic planning, clear communication, visible ownership, and just enough process to help teams move.
I’m a Seattle-based Technical Program Manager who likes complicated systems, useful tools, boats, good food, creative projects, and making information easier to understand.
I aggregate information, find the useful shape inside it, and turn it into operational structure people can use. That usually means strategic planning, clear communication, visible ownership, and just enough process to help teams move.
My work often sits between engineering, operations, security, product, and business teams. I like translating across those boundaries without flattening the details that matter—and building delivery systems that work in practice, not just on a slide.
Technical program management, engineering operations, developer productivity, release and delivery governance, product strategy, cross-functional leadership, risk and compliance programs, and cloud modernization all connect through the same question: how do we make complex work clearer and more reliable?
Away from program plans, I spend time boating, fishing, cooking, taking photographs, traveling, practicing yoga, making things by hand, and building side projects. Seattle, the Pacific Northwest, design, and cats all show up here because a life makes more sense connected than divided into professional and personal versions.