I have spent most of my life building things — products, teams, and ideas that turned into something real.
I worked in engineering and innovation at companies like Intuit, HP, and Motorola. I brought that experience into the classroom, teaching computer science at Grossmont College and Embry-Riddle, exploring how industry insight and academic curiosity can spark new ideas.
That reminded me why I fell in love with technology in the first place: the satisfaction of making something work, and the thrill of solving problems that matter.
Now, I focus on projects that sit at the intersection of systems, software, and AI — tinkering, experimenting, and learning from whatever emerges. I am still fascinated by elegant systems, still chasing better ways to connect ideas, and still convinced that the best innovation starts with curiosity.
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