20+ years turning ideas into shipping software.

The short version

I'm a full-stack engineer who designs and builds both the front and back end of web products — and the infrastructure they run on. In plain terms: I build the functionality that powers a product and design the front end that makes people actually want to use it.

How I got here

I've worked both sides of that coin since the early 2000s. I started with PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then moved into libraries and frameworks — jQuery and CodeIgniter — which got me building sites that felt alive and backends that were far more maintainable. The deeper I went, the more I fell for clean architecture and design patterns, and the more efficient my work became.

Laravel is the framework I ultimately fell in love with and have shipped on ever since. From Eloquent to Artisan, it cuts enormous time off building real features — and paired with Filament for admin tooling, I can stand up complete, production-grade applications fast. (This very site is a Laravel + Filament app.)

What I focus on now

These days my work centers on three things: building SaaS products end to end, programmatic SEO and lead generation at scale, and integrating AI into real applications. The clearest proof is Insurance Storefronts — a multi-tenant SaaS platform I built and operate entirely solo, with Stripe billing, a 70,000-page SEO engine, AI content generation, and deep Google API integration.

What I bring

Two decades in, what I bring isn't just code. It's judgment about what to build, the discipline to ship it, and the staying power to support it long after launch — which is exactly what my clients keep coming back for.