Notable Projects
Enterprise-scale web platform transformations and technical leadership across global organizations.
Personal Project
2025 - Present
Luna PM — Bespoke Project Management
Creator & Developer
A custom project management tool built for an interior design studio — a proof of concept that AI-assisted development makes bespoke software economically viable for small businesses. Built as a purpose-fit alternative to general-purpose SaaS, using Next.js, Prisma, and PostgreSQL. Demonstrates how a focused, tailored tool can replace bloated platforms for niche workflows.
Personal Project
2025 - Present
SpendyTime — Passive macOS Time Tracker
Creator & Developer
A macOS menu-bar app that automatically tracks active app and browser usage without manual timers. Displays a timeline and daily activity totals for lightweight time awareness. Built in Swift with SQLite for local storage and CSV export — no cloud, no subscriptions, no overhead.
ClickUp
2022 - 2024
ClickUp — Programmatic Page Generation
Engineering Manager, Growth
An overarching program — not a single project — that grew from early LLM content experiments into four connected sub-programs that compounded on each other. Scaled the site from roughly 500 pages to 100,000+, with the pipeline capable of publishing 10,000 pages a day. Built pipelines for SEO long-tail, Template Center, paid landing pages, and a Remix self-service endpoint that let content teams generate campaign variants without engineering.
Sony Corporation (Publicis Sapient)
Sep 2013 - Jun 2015
Sony — Global Web Transformation
Development Manager / Technical Architect
Embedded agency model augmenting Sony's Global Design & Delivery Center in San Francisco. Led core development team unifying fragmented global web properties into single CMS and design system. Coordinated delivery across distributed teams in India, Istanbul, UK, and Japan. Oversaw 53-locale launch with region-specific localization.
Activision (Publicis Sapient)
Aug 2013 - Sep 2013
Activision — Call of Duty: Ghosts Launch
Frontend Developer
Short, high-intensity engagement supporting live digital experiences for the Call of Duty: Ghosts global reveal. Content arrived minutes before embargo lift. Delivered responsive frontend implementations using Adobe AEM with CMS-driven publishing workflows that allowed real-time updates during a live stadium broadcast without redeployments.
Marks & Spencer (Publicis Sapient)
Jan 2012 - Jul 2013
Marks & Spencer — MCFP (Multi-Channel Foundation Program)
Front End Architect / Development Manager
International expat assignment to London leading frontend architecture for one of the largest e-commerce transformations at the time. Led 22+ engineers globally, executing recovery plan transitioning from waterfall to agile while building marksandspencer.com on IBM WebSphere Commerce.
Disney
2008 - 2009
Walt Disney World Parks & Resorts
Front End Architect & Track Lead
Front-end architect for Disney Parks web properties. Managed distributed teams across Santa Monica, Burbank, and India. Led technical architecture and development strategy.
Sony Electronics
2003 - 2007
Sony Electronics E-Commerce Platform
Frontend Architect
Frontend architect for store.sony.com and pro.sony.com platform migrations. Architected VAIO configurator enabling build-to-order laptop customization.
Williams Energy (Sapient)
Jun 1998 - May 1999
Williams Energy — Y2K Compliance & Pipeline Systems Modernization
PL/SQL Developer & Systems Designer
Mission-critical Y2K remediation for LNG pipeline operations. Reverse-engineered COBOL systems to build modern Pipeline Management System. Designed Terminal Automation System (TAS) for automated driver verification and truck-loading across distributed endpoints.
University of California, Berkeley
1993 - 1997
UC Berkeley — Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
B.S. Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
A formative experience that shaped my identity as a builder and lifelong learner. Beyond the degree itself, Berkeley gave me confidence, lifelong friendships, and the chance to learn from Nobel laureates and tech pioneers. The unexpected lessons—linguistics and organizational behavior—became some of my most valuable career tools.