Architect and builder of AI-native systems — from prehospital documentation tools to autonomous coding agents. Fifteen years of shipping software; a side career answering 911 calls.
I build software for work that matters — and I do some of that work myself. By day I architect AI systems; by night (and weekends) I run ambulance calls as an EMT.
That overlap isn't a coincidence. The tools I build for emergency medicine are shaped by the mess of a real scene: bad lighting, gloved fingers, anxious patients, paperwork that has to be right.
I care about software that respects the humans using it — fast, honest, and boringly reliable where it counts.