I've spent my career building software for the people who design and build the world's infrastructure — engineers, architects and constructors.
I joined Bentley Systems in 2009, straight out of RPI with a degree in computer science, and spent my first eight years as an engineer writing cloud services and Windows desktop applications for the engineering, architecture and construction industries. In 2017 I moved into management, and today I lead more than 125 engineers across MicroStation, iModel Connectors, iTwin Studio and PowerPlatform.
I still write code every week. Outside of work that mostly means my homelab: a Proxmox cluster, a NAS and a growing set of self-hosted services. Lately I've been building Model Context Protocol servers that let AI assistants work safely with my own data — and publishing them as open source.
Away from the keyboard I'm usually reading — there's always a book in progress and a stack waiting behind it. When I'm not, I'm flying a drone for aerial mapping or working through a backlog of games on my PC and handhelds.