Introduction
I've spent 26 years building the data foundations that power modern applications—recommendation engines, real-time event pipelines, analytics platforms. My sweet spot is solution architecture: taking a messy problem, designing the system that solves it, and writing the code to make it real.
Neo4j, SQL, Node.js, TypeScript/React, Golang—I pick the right tool for the job and build it. These days I'm diving deep into GenAI integration and agentic development workflows.
Areas of Expertise
- Full Stack Engineering
- SEO/SEM, LLMO & Marketing Tech
- Data Engineering
- Website Evaluation
Engagement Opportunities
- Consulting
- Let's start with a conversation. I will be happy to discuss your company's needs and talk about requirements. If you need a Fractional consultant or just have questions, it starts here. I love what I do and I love these conversations.
- Contracting
- I'm always available for a small engagement or an extended project. Contracting is a great way to assess my quality and experience without massive investment. No expert should be averse to building a relationship one tiny step at a time.
- Data
- Your company has data, needs data, needs to understand data. Whether you need to move your client information to a reporting suite, a data pool, or between systems and departments—if you're frustrated with the distance between collection and action, I can help. Data de-mystification is what I do.
- Full Time Currently Available
- I'm in-between full-time gigs at the moment. If you need a dedicated expert in Full Stack or Data Engineering, give me a shout. I'm looking for my next adventure.
Personal Note
On a personal note. I'm a gamer and I read a lot. I love scuba diving and wine. But not at the same time. I style myself as a maths hobbyist, but don't ask me to calculate anything except exact change. I'm married to the best chick in the universe and we have two cat overlords.
You can currently find me in Tennessee outside Knoxville. I've moved around for work for years and now I just want to stare out over the Little Tennessee River and imagine I own a kayak.