From sketchbook to codebase — 10+ years shipping things that matter.

I didn't start my career staring at a terminal — I started with a sketchbook.
After studying illustration and industrial design at Kendall College of Art and Design and Ringling College, I found myself drawn less to the canvas and more to the craft of how things are built. The same instinct that made me obsess over composition, proportion, and user experience in art turned out to translate perfectly to frontend engineering. Code, it turns out, is just another medium — and I've been pushing its limits ever since.
Over the last decade-plus I've grown from building responsive marketing sites into leading large-scale platform engineering at Deloitte, where I work at the intersection of frontend architecture, delivery operations, and AI-assisted tooling. I've shipped enterprise React applications, designed automation pipelines that replaced hours of manual work with a single command, and turned chaotic multi-repo environments into well-documented, auditable systems that teams can actually trust.
Some recent highlights:

🚀 Led cps-process-automation, an end-to-end workflow automation initiative that reduced manual processing, improved SLA adherence, and gave stakeholders real-time visibility into operational runs
🔧 Drove 30+ repository modernization across Project Omnia — coordinating dependency upgrades, PR waves, and release execution in Azure DevOps with zero dropped balls
🤖 Built AI-driven automation tools that streamlined CI/CD, PR validation, and testing workflows — shipping faster without sacrificing quality
📚 Converted tribal knowledge into reusable SOPs and operational playbooks that improved onboarding, reduced execution variance, and made audit season a lot less painful

Where I can help where others can't? I'm the rare engineer who thinks like a designer, documents like a tech writer, and automates like someone who really hates doing the same thing twice. I bridge the gap between technical execution and human workflows — whether that means partnering with designers in Figma, translating ambiguous business requirements into production-ready systems, or just making sure the team actually understands what shipped and why.
If you need someone who can own a project from whiteboard to production and leave the codebase better than they found it — let's talk.