About

I am a full-stack software engineer in Dallas, Texas, focused on enterprise DevSecOps products, reliability, and secure delivery platforms. My work has centered on building internal tools and services that help external-facing engineering teams ship consistently, operate resilient systems, and automate the kinds of workflows that get painful at scale.

I build platform software that turns complex delivery infrastructure into repeatable self-service workflows, including environment provisioning, CI/CD pipeline configuration, security tool integration, artifact management, and operational automation.

I earned a B.S. in Computer Science from Arizona State University in December 2023 and am pursuing an M.C.S. in Cybersecurity at Arizona State University, with expected graduation in December 2027.

Outside of work and school, I race drones, founded a drone special interest group at the Dallas Makerspace, and spend time climbing. I like projects that combine software with real-world systems, especially when they involve fast feedback loops, debugging under constraints, or making complex tools easier for people to use.

Skills

• Full-stack development
• DevSecOps automation
• Reliability engineering
• Distributed systems
• Kotlin and Java service development
• Web interfaces, APIs, and database-backed applications
• Cybersecurity and secure software delivery

Interests

• Drone racing and FPV
• Maker communities and technical leadership
• Climbing
• Automation, platform engineering, and developer experience