I’ve always just gravitated toward technology.
Since I was a child, I’ve loved exploring, figuring out what technology can do, refining what I learn, and then sharing that knowledge with other people. That part of me has never really changed.
Being in software development before the current AI boom, before consumers were introduced to AI on the scale we see today, has helped me tremendously. I experienced technology as it was evolving and learned how to work with it before AI became the conversation it is today.
I’ve also worked with businesses at different stages, helping small and medium-sized companies grow and scale, and now working with enterprise companies to help train large language models that reach millions of users.
When I look at the progression of my own career, I see exactly why this work comes naturally to me. I know what it looks like to learn new technology, figure out where it fits, refine the process, and help other people understand it well enough to use it.
That is what I do best.
I help organizations understand where technology is going, determine how it can work for them, and build the knowledge and capabilities needed to move forward with it.
Technology has always been something I explore, learn, refine, and share. The technology has changed dramatically since I was a kid. My approach hasn’t.
If your organization is thinking about what’s next, let’s talk.
