Solving business problems through strategy, systems, and technology.

I was drawn to taking things apart as a kid — jamming a stick in a door handle to stop a faulty wire from slipping loose, that kind of thing. Before I cared about the big picture, I wanted to understand how systems actually worked. That instinct became a Computer Science degree.

As a senior technical consultant at Cisco, I managed complex network problems and requirements for global clients, and led innovation projects with a direct bottom-line impact — improving how businesses actually operated, in real time.

Wanting to build something of my own, I moved to Canada for an MBA at Concordia, one of the top three programs in the country, to build a real knowledge base before going after the global market. I represented and won multiple national and global case competitions, and served as President of the Entrepreneurship Club, organizing events with multi-million dollar startups.

The one tool still missing from my toolkit was sales. So I jumped into the deep end — learning how to actually talk to people, and what makes something sell in the real world.

I moved into consultative sales at GoDaddy while helping early-stage businesses get to their next stage — working through the problems founders had, or hadn't seen coming yet, and how to fix them.

Since then, I've built automation systems now deployed nationally and globally — improving how businesses run in ways many founders didn't realize could be automated at all.

Today, I stay at the forefront of AI development — a Level 5 AI generalist, built for a reality where AI isn't optional anymore.