I’m a builder first. Operator second. Consultant only when I have to be.

I started building things because waiting wasn’t paying. By my mid-twenties I’d founded three companies — a 25-person remote video studio that grew client channels past 100M views, a residential painting business during COVID, and a wedding photography studio. Every one of them taught me the same lesson: the work is rarely the bottleneck. The room is. So I learned to be the room.

Now most of my work sits at the intersection of custom software and applied AI. Founders building v1. Small and mid-market teams modernizing the way they run. Operators who want all of it handled — design, engineering, infra, deployment — without the agency overhead or the consultant theatre.

I’m 27. I just wrapped a CS degree at Kennesaw State and start a Master’s at Georgia Tech this fall. I’ve shipped 15+ apps and systems across web, mobile, and AI, won 3 hackathons, and managed teams on both sides of the table — founder, employee, contractor. I am not the cheapest hire. I am very rarely the wrong one.