I help businesses use technology more effectively. My work sits across websites, AI, automation, product strategy, blockchain, tokenization, and go-to-market. I’m most useful where ideas need to become something real, practical, and usable.
I grew up in a rural, off-grid solar powered home, and later studied across computer science, film, and media at the University of Vermont. That background shaped how I work: practical, curious, skeptical of hype, and comfortable figuring things out as I go.
After graduating, I moved west and eventually settled in Portland. Along the way, I coached competitive snowboarding, founded and exited a few small companies, and worked across product, business development, design, partnerships, and go-to-market roles, often wearing multiple hats in lean environments.
Most recently, I spent several years at EMURGO, a founding entity of Cardano, working across Web3 products, wallets, stablecoins, DeFi, and tokenized real-world assets. That work ranged from product strategy and ecosystem partnerships to evaluating how new technology can be made useful, compliant, and commercially viable.
I like practical technology work, but I also like thinking about where things are going. For local businesses, that might mean improving a website, lead flow, customer experience, or internal workflow. For startups and technology teams, it might mean AI implementation, product strategy, blockchain, tokenization, research, or helping shape an early idea into something clear enough to build.