About Me

Computer scientist by training, industry leader by accident. These days, I write less code and spend more time navigating crises, trade offs, and discussions that never quite end. Somewhere along the way, I also learned far more about packaging than I ever expected.

My work sits somewhere between technology, strategy, and decision making. Mostly in the uncomfortable space where complexity refuses to be simplified and thinking has to remain clear under pressure.

I have a strong bias toward clarity, intellectual honesty, and saying things as simply as they deserve to be said. Mathematics and abstraction remain close companions, even when the problems are very human.

This site collects my writing, publications, and references. Some are polished, some are work in progress, all are attempts to think a little more carefully than yesterday.

If you enjoy ideas that are precise without being precious, and humor that survives contact with complexity, you are in the right place.