I started out writing the software a bank moves its customers’ money through. Now I lead the team that keeps the architecture underneath it standing up. I built and ran the pipelines that move more than five hundred terabytes of customer data. Software that people depend on every day, and keeping it up once it ships, is the work I know.
The federal government has run a background check on the person who would handle your customer list, your invoices and your schedule.
I am finishing a Master of Engineering Management concentrated in Lean Six Sigma, expected December 2026. Lean Six Sigma is the discipline of watching a process, finding the step that costs the most and returns the least, and taking it out. That is the first half of what I do for a business.
Your data is yours, and your domain is registered in your name from the first day. You hold a permanent license to use the software, and it survives the contract ending. The contract provides for source escrow with named release triggers, death and permanent incapacity among them, and on release the license widens so anyone you hire can maintain it. Data Guarantee covers access, backups and ownership in full.