I got into this because complex things didn't have to be.
A solution you can repeat is worth more than one you can't explain.
I build for the next person — even when that person is me.
A two-year evolution in self-hosted infrastructure — dual-WAN load balancing, 10Gb networking fabric, VLAN segmentation, and containerized service orchestration across dedicated hardware.
A RAG pipeline that monitors corporate documentation in real-time, vectorizes it on change, and surfaces accurate answers through a conversational interface — with strict source-only guardrails.
A self-hosted LLM inference server running open-source models on local GPU hardware — integrated into existing reverse proxy infrastructure and exposed as a private API endpoint for automation workflows.
Git-like version control for Minecraft builds — a Paper plugin that lets players commit, branch, diff, merge, and cherry-pick regions of their world, with conflict previews rendered as ghost blocks and push/pull to GitHub.
A Mac desktop app for multi-agent AI coding — run Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI side by side, stage context from files and agent output, and route it into whichever agent needs it without leaving the app.
A photography-led portfolio for a corporate event photographer — scroll-driven proximity-scale galleries, in-place detail overlays with prerendered deep-links, and a warm editorial design system built entirely on CSS tokens.
Based in Burlington, Ontario. I build infrastructure that runs quietly and AI systems that make it smarter. I've been doing this long enough to know that the best solutions are the ones nobody notices.