Product designer and technical leader with a decade of enterprise shipping.

I've spent a decade shipping enterprise products for companies like Wegmans, Disney, AB InBev, and Shake Shack—the kind of projects where “it worked in staging” doesn't cut it. That rigor carries into everything I build now.

Currently I'm building Cortex, a self-healing memory platform for AI agents—1,600+ memories with dual-path search, A-MAC admission control, and an auto-linking relationship graph (14,200+ edges). Forge orchestrates 23 autonomous workers overnight—code reviews, security audits, research scanning, even autonomous iOS app generation. I designed, built, and operate all of it—from the Postgres schemas to the LaunchAgent daemons that keep it running while I sleep.

Before the AI systems, there was a decade of enterprise product work. Wegmans, Disney, AB InBev, Shake Shack—the kind of projects where “it worked in staging” doesn't cut it. That rigor carries into everything I build now.

I prototype in code because designs need to survive real constraints. I run my own infrastructure because recommending systems I haven't operated is guesswork. I build AI tools because the best way to understand the technology is to ship with it.

The work is about clarity: understanding what users need, what systems can do, and how to bridge the gap without pretending either side is simple.