I map how the work actually flows, then build whatever makes it run smoothly.

An unusual route to building software.

I got here by way of the lab and the construction site.

My foundation is in life sciences and biochemistry, where I learned to think in systems, evidence, and process. From there I went deep into professional practice and project management in design-build architecture and engineering, delivering complex facilities across Canada's biomedical landscape, including radiopharmaceutical environments, where precision and compliance are not optional.

I've never worked in just one lane. I've sat at the table with scientists, engineers, architects, and operators, and I've shipped real things under real constraints. Now I bring that same rigor to software and the web, building tools that are clear, durable, scalable, and a genuine pleasure to use.