A software engineer who can own the hard parts — across your stack.

I'm a software and platform engineer who builds and operates the systems teams depend on, across the stack — from the product features users touch to the servers everything runs on.

I've owned company-wide deployment tooling that hundreds of engineers relied on every day — the pipelines, workflows, and guardrails that let a large organization ship quickly without breaking things.

At Credit Karma, I was one of the first DevOps engineers, and I helped the company scale from a single team of 15 developers to more than 30 teams and hundreds of engineers.

I've worked closely with security teams and auditors to analyze and harden systems holding the credit reports of nearly 100 million Americans — and even in physical security, building air-gapped processes for accessing the most sensitive systems.

With analysts, I've built data warehouses and sanitized customer data so teams could safely monitor and improve user experience and profitability in a highly security-sensitive environment.

I've scaled critical SQL databases as user counts grew and performance strained, and built the servers underneath them — from racking bare metal to spinning up cloud infrastructure with Terraform.