I’m a software developer working across all the layers of the stack.

At Alkimii, I help build software for the hospitality industry. Outside of work, I create my own products, experiment with new technologies, and explore the less obvious parts of building software: architecture, deployment, developer tooling, product decisions, and the trade-offs that appear once an idea meets the real world.

At Alkimii builds workplace software for hotels, from daily operations to workforce management. And it has one of the greatest teams I've ever worked with, from product managers to engineers to designers.

This is where I document what I am learning, building, questioning, and occasionally breaking. Notes from personal projects like Jewlerist, technical explorations, practical lessons from production systems, and reflections on how software is designed, developed, and shipped.

This is where I document what I am learning, building, questioning, and occasionally breaking. Notes from personal projects like Jewlerist is an inventory software I'm building for my wife's studio, because that's what technology should be used for: to make our lives easier.