An experienced engineer, still building.

I began my career as a software engineer and have spent more than 15 years building enterprise software, payment systems, APIs, and cloud-based platforms.

Over time, my interests expanded from building software systems to understanding how software can help people work with complex knowledge — how information is structured, retrieved, and trusted, and how that changes what a system can do.

Today, I build independent projects at the intersection of software engineering, AI, healthcare, aging, and public policy. My current work explores how software engineering, AI, structured knowledge, and public data can support a better understanding of aging, health, and public policy — through an aging knowledge graph with vector search and curation agents, a reproducible aging-policy research platform, a multilingual, evidence-graded medical knowledge application, and a consent-first platform for digital-intervention research in healthy aging.

I'm most at home turning ambiguous, domain-heavy problems into reliable, well-engineered systems — and I keep building to stay close to the craft.

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