About

I am a software engineer and a lifelong student of computer science, with specific interests in programming languages, type theory, compilers, and math. I co-founded the Columbus branch of Papers We Love, a reading group for people interested in academic computer science research. In my spare time, I play Irish traditional music on the wooden flute and tin whistle, and synthwave on some rather more complicated instruments.

I am Director of Consulting with Improving in Columbus, Ohio. You can read my full résumé. I work with a variety of organizations to improve the alignment between their software systems and business strategy, using both process and technology changes to make this happen. I am interested in working with clients whose employees are motivated to work together to improve their community, regardless of the specific technical stack in use. If you’re trying to solve a difficult technical problem, and want to bounce ideas around, I’d love to talk with you!

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