Engineering manager at Gusto. Independent builder of a layoff calculator, a jiu-jitsu app, a road-mapping model for humanitarian work, and a tap-and-knock game for my kids. And yes, I'm taking contract work.
Volunteers map roads by hand where no usable map exists. This model does the first pass, and the interesting part is what measuring it honestly changed.
A free, source-cited tool that grades severance offers and estimates runway in sixty seconds.
A training log and community for jiu-jitsu practitioners. Tracks belts, drills, and the people you roll with.
A tap-and-knock game where a cat shoves food off the counter to a hungry dog. Built in Godot, mostly for my kids.
Idea to shipped thing, solo. Design, build, deploy, the unglamorous parts after launch — and when the product is a model, train, evaluate and export that too.
Partner APIs, accounting platforms, sync pipelines that fail quietly until someone makes them stop.
Fractional tech leadership. On-call rotations, ops reviews, calibration — the infrastructure that makes leadership scale.
AI tooling adoption, workshops, and teaching people who have never written a line of code.
In middle school, my friend taught me to edit Neopets pages with HTML at a sleepover. That was it. I was hooked on shaping the web by hand. I studied advertising at CU Boulder (with a tech-and-media minor), spent my early career in a customer-support seat at a startup called Kapost, attended Women Who Code meetups with friends, and finally bet on a thirteen-week bootcamp called Fullstack Academy when bootcamps still felt like a risk…
A nonprofit my family started for community partnerships and humanitarian giving across NY, NJ, FL, and the Philippines.
A creative-coding program for K–5 students in Montclair. Started with a community fundraiser.
White belt, a year in. I eat my own dog food by tracking every roll on Rollcall.
Slowly turning the yard into something the kids can dig in.
Backyard butterfly releases with the three short people I share a roof with.
CU Boulder ruined me forever (in a good way).