About Me

A decade in tech has taught me that collaboration matters just as much as code. The best work is not just well-built — it is understood, maintained, and shaped by the people who rely on it.

I build and maintain web applications where performance and content flexibility need to hold up over time. Much of my work involves shipping features from design to production in CMS-driven systems with evolving requirements and multiple stakeholders. I focus on pragmatic engineering decisions that keep systems stable, fast, and easy to extend, and I prefer simple, durable solutions over unnecessary complexity.

Over the years, I've worked in organizations where marketing and product priorities evolve in parallel and platforms have to support both reliably. That has shaped how I approach engineering: prioritizing clarity, predictability, and long-term maintainability over short-term fixes.

I also care about helping teams work better in practice, whether that means enabling marketers to manage content more confidently, running engineering lunch-and-learns, or mentoring with Canada Learning Code. I am often involved in onboarding new teammates and providing detailed, constructive code reviews.

Outside of work, I recently completed the Toronto Marathon (May 2026) after completing the half marathon last year. I enjoy the systems side of running: structured, iterative, and long-term. Catch me at the local run club!

I am based in Toronto and open to remote opportunities across time zones.