Technical Overview / 2026
Philosophy
Internal Logic / OriginsCore Disciplines
- • Computer Science
- • UI/UX
- • Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
- • Mathematics
- • Physics
Software should respect its users' privacy and psychological needs. We need to be able to trust our software, as it is a house of cards. Minor software bugs are not minor, at scale: this accumulation of little inconsistencies and nuisances amounts to a death by a thousand paper cuts. As a former Reliability Analyst at ALSAC/St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, I saw how reliability at an enterprise level can affect the morale and lives of IT professionals, in addition to my experience as a user of hundreds of software products on Linux, BSD, Windows, and macOS. Software reliability depends on developer experience and language ergonomics. These are are so subtly important and often ignored or swept under the rug that I made it my mission in life to conquer software reliability. When you have as many ideas as I have for software the issues with reliability become an anchor holding you back.
I started coding in early high school on a TI-83+ Silver Edition graphing calculator, picking apart programs with black-box reverse-engineering before I had reliable internet access. I practiced several hours a day for years on an 8×16 character display with no lexical scoping — variables were global to every program, so I wrote code bottom-up so the editor would land near a fault faster, and I memorized entire listings because the screen could not hold them.
From fractal generators and a black-and-white image compression scheme to automated math suites (to avoid doing the actual school work) and text-based Pong and Snake, my early work was obsessive, improvised, and deeply intimate with the machine.
I am an “unprofessional”: I do not respect the traditions of the profession. I break expectations and question the existing order of things.
The quotes and figures that shaped that posture are on the Inspirations page(also in the header). My self-written WordPress about page is archived verbatim at About (WordPress archive).
Projects
Software Portfolio / v04Equivalence Engine
Dlang / VCS / CLI
High-performance D-based transformation engine for modular codebase adaptation and version evolution. Standardizes cross-repository dependency management.
Desktop Assistant AI
AI / Desktop Application
AI-powered desktop assistant for productivity and automation.
Full repository catalog
All projects · GitHub & GitLab
Hierarchically organized by project and organization — every repo across providers, not just the highlights above.
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Experience
Professional Log / Ref. 8023Software Developer (Contractor)
Food Truck Nerdz LLC
- Co-founded the company in February 2025 focusing on logistical solutions for food truck owners.
- Developing a core platform for real-time truck tracking and inventory management.
- Architecting modular, scalable microservices using modern web technologies.
Reliability Analyst
ALSAC/St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
- Established monitoring protocols for mission-critical hospital infrastructure.
- Optimized diagnostic dashboards for real-time system health visibility.
- Managed complex log aggregation and anomaly detection workflows.
Web Designer & App Developer
JORY Development
- Engineered bespoke digital experiences for local enterprise clients.
- Developed cross-platform mobile applications using Flutter and Dart.
- Managed full-stack lifecycles from initial blueprinting to production deployment.
Python Developer
AAGoods LLC
- Automated conveyor systems and inventory logic using Python.
- Designed real-time control software for hardware automation.
- Rapidly integrated new technical stacks into existing warehouse workflows.
Photography
Visual Arts / MediaCapturing moments and preserving structural memories beyond the screen.
When I'm not architecting software, I'm behind the lens. My photography practice focuses on the intersection of urban landscape, events, and creative geometry through my business, bigr Picture.
I believe that photography is a form of visual documentation—a way to preserve the structural integrity of a moment before it dissolves. Whether it's the stark lines of a concrete building or the chaotic energy of a live event, my goal is to capture the underlying pattern.