DevOps engineer by profession. Systems thinker by nature.
I built this site to reclaim my digital presence from social media. It’s my own corner of the internet where I control the narrative and define exactly how I show up.
My work is infrastructure, but my eye is on the bigger picture: how the things around us are planned, paid for, and made to last.
I’m deeply interested in transportation, urban systems, and large-scale planning: rail, aviation, metro, light rail, BRT, and the ordinary street. I care about efficiency and measurable public return, and I lean toward decisions that balance engineering feasibility, economic value, and long-term public impact.
I think public money should be managed with the same discipline as a well-run company: clear goals, accountability, measurable outcomes, and long-term value. The interesting question is rarely whether to build. It’s whether the result actually pays its way.
Coffee for the craft, the odd new beer out of curiosity, and movement to reset. Sometimes snowboarding, sometimes just stepping out of routine.