I’ve moved between cultures and fields, and each shift taught me to see things from the outside in. Growing up across different environments gave me a natural awareness of how people experience things differently, something that shapes the way I approach design and usability. I started in film, which is really about telling a story, guiding attention, pacing, and composition. Engineering gave me the tools to actually build those experiences. That combination is what I bring to every project.

I build end-to-end. When I see a problem worth solving, I design it, architect it, and ship it. My projects aren't demos, they come from real needs I've seen firsthand. I use AI intentionally, I know where it speeds me up and where it gets in the way, and I'm constantly adapting as the tools evolve. When a project calls for something new, I study it, understand the tradeoffs, and build with it. That's how I learn best.

I'm drawn to anything that gets me outside and moving. Hiking, climbing, exploring new places. I like to challenge myself physically too, whether that's training for a marathon or just seeing what my body can do next. I make videos for myself, for friends, and for people who want to tell a story. If you're curious, some of my work lives here. I love discovering new movies and rewatching the ones that stuck with me. And honestly, I'm a sucker for long walks, cold weather, new tech devices, and I'm way too excited about tech glasses and robots.