I’ve long embraced the flexibility and excellence of remote-first distributed teams (since 2010, not just 2020), but I prefer to live in the mesaverse—a world grounded in real experiences. Whether I’m exploring nature and cities by foot, bike, or canoe, capturing photographs, throwing frisbees, or building treehouses, I embrace experiences that spark creativity and deepen my connection to the world around me. I thrive in hands-on, in-person collaboration—whether solving problems, building things, or simply sharing ideas face-to-face.

my work

As a software engineer with extensive experience in product strategy and design, I help organizations navigate complex challenges by applying user-centered design, rapid prototyping, and iterative development to craft smart, effective solutions that drive meaningful impact. Whether tackling digital health, security, or broader software challenges, my focus remains on solving complex problems efficiently and effectively.

At Medic, I led the Product team responsible for developing the Community Health Toolkit—an open-source framework enabling healthcare innovation in some of the world’s hardest-to-reach communities. This experience shaped my approach to building teams, designing solutions, and ensuring technology is effective where it matters most—in the environments and communities it’s built to serve.

I believe that the best solutions emerge from a deep understanding of the problem and an iterative design process—allowing ideas to evolve through thoughtful experimentation, refinement, and real-world use. By continuously learning and adapting, I focus on delivering smart, actionable solutions that empower teams to build better products.

If you’re interested in discussing ideas, collaborating, or just exchanging thoughts on software, design, or digital health, please feel free to reach out!

this site

This space serves as a hub for sharing ideas and projects—a place (or placeholder?) to explore concepts, technology, and creativity.

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