Mobile engineering leader with 13+ years building iOS and cross-platform apps that people actually use — at scale, with care, and in close partnership with product and design. Pioneer of systematic AI-assisted development workflows, known for building accurate mental models of complex systems that unstick problems teams have been circling for weeks. Operates at the seam of engineering, product, and design: comfortable shaping what gets built, not just how. Thrives in fast-feedback environments where engineering has a real seat at the table.
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Feature-first modular boundaries and architecture guardrails that keep feature work moving without accumulating fragile coupling.
I invest in delivery systems — CI/CD, staged rollouts, monitoring — so teams can move fast without breaking user trust.
I work best when engineering collaborates early across disciplines, turning ambiguity into clear API contracts and maintainable implementations.
I prefer staying deeply technical and owning outcomes end-to-end rather than moving into people management.
Designed a Feature-First MVVM architecture for a regulated Flutter app replacing legacy native iOS/Android, including a shared common package and a custom networking library.
Led a cross-functional redesign of the shopping tab with recommendation-powered feed personalization — collaborating on API contracts and surfacing interaction data to the data team.
Parallelized iOS, Android, and unit test workflows as independent pipelines, reducing build times by ~30% in production delivery.
Replaced a legacy mono-repo service with a Python/MySQL micro-service, designing the API to support legacy app versions and new scalable bookmark types.
First on the team to adopt GitHub Copilot — presented findings org-wide and authored instruction files that measurably improved AI-generated code quality across the team.
Defined event taxonomy from scratch and built a reusable wrapper SDK adopted by the full team, establishing the org's analytics strategy for a regulated mobile platform.
University of Minnesota, 2013
My career has been centered on mobile platforms — iOS natively, with strong cross-platform expertise in Flutter and React Native — but much of my impact comes from broader engineering leadership: systematizing AI-assisted development, defining architecture, shipping reliable delivery systems, and bridging product and design teams.
I've worked across regulated healthcare environments and high-velocity consumer media, and I'm experienced building with and advocating for AI-assisted development workflows — including roles as an AI enablement engineer within my teams.
I prefer staying on a high-impact individual contributor track, owning outcomes end-to-end in environments that value product ownership and engineering autonomy.