Equally comfortable in the codebase as on the roadmap.
I own the full software development lifecycle — from requirements and design
through backend development, QA, and production deployment.
I'm a technical product manager in B2B SaaS for the cyber-insurance market. I own the full development lifecycle for a multi-product platform: gathering requirements, writing and assigning the work, running QA and code review, and shipping to production.
Over the past few years I've taken several products from zero to one on a Python and Vue 3 stack, wiring language models (OpenAI and Claude) and outside threat-data feeds into shipped features. I lead a small engineering and QA team across a few time zones, and I'm the point where engineering, customer success, and sales meet.
I'm technical enough to build it and product-minded enough to know what's worth building. In practice that means turning vague business needs into a scoped roadmap and following it through to the release notes.
An automated knowledge system that captures meetings, keeps documentation current, and answers questions across departments on demand. It connects Teams, Claude, Confluence, and Jira, and saves the team a few hours a week. I built it myself; it's now used org-wide.
I took several products from concept to production — backend, data ingestion, reporting, deployment, and DevOps — and shipped 49+ releases on a steady cadence with maintained changelogs. Adopting AI-assisted development let me do hands-on engineering across the stack and cut delivery time.
A full UI and reporting redesign of the flagship product, from wireframes to the customer release. It changed how security and privacy risk findings are presented to underwriters and policyholders.
A set of AI agents that takes one topic and turns it into a finished, published short-form video — research, script, voiceover, images, animation, and upload — for about $0.38 a run.
An automated swing-trading research tool. A Claude agent runs the strategy while cheaper agents handle data, backtesting, and tracking, sending daily picks to my phone.
I own the end-to-end development lifecycle for a multi-product platform and lead a distributed engineering and QA team. Zero-to-one delivery on a Python / Vue 3 / PostgreSQL / AWS stack with language models and external threat-data feeds.
The liaison between enterprise product, legal and privacy, and outside regulators in California and the UK. I led remediation of 1,000+ noncompliant cloud resources during an AWS-to-GCP migration, cutting infrastructure spend by $5,000+ a month and closing the compliance gaps ahead of deadline.
Built and taught adaptive curricula for students aged 3–17, ran classes of up to 20, and mentored new teachers.
Full-Stack Software Engineering Certificate — Kenzie Academy (Butler University / SNHU), 2021. B.S., International Business — Ball State University, 2015.
I'm always happy to connect with people building thoughtful software. The fastest way to reach me is LinkedIn — and I'd be glad to share more detail on any of the work above.