Most recently a Senior Principal Engineer in Vimeo's Office of the CTO, a five-year run that wrapped up with the Bending Spoons acquisition in April 2026. I'm looking for my next Staff+ or Principal IC role, consulting on the side in the meantime, and building side projects, most of them pointed at Winona Lake.
While I look for my next full-time role, I take on a limited number of consulting engagements: full-stack builds, cloud and edge architecture, mobile apps, and technical advisory, with a growing amount of AI integration work. Clients have ranged from healthcare to auto sales, and I'm open to more.
A full cross-platform app (iOS, Android, and web) for playing and scoring the card game Booray. It's local-first: an on-device SQLite database keeps things instant offline and syncs to a Cloudflare Workers API. It handles user accounts and tracks the pot and each round as you play.
Built withReact Native · Expo · TypeScript · Drizzle ORM · SQLite · NativeWind · Clerk · Cloudflare Workers · Hono
A fully server-rendered Cloudflare Worker that turns live Open-Meteo forecasts into go / marginal / no-go scores for lake sports (eFoil, wakesurf, wakeboard, and water ski) on Winona Lake. It weighs wind, gusts, rain, and daylight, and a scheduled job keeps the forecast cache warm.
Built withCloudflare Workers · Hono · TypeScript · Workers KV · Cron Triggers · Open-Meteo API
An automated pipeline that captures the lake camera's RTSP stream and renders daily sunrise, sunset, and full-day timelapses on a schedule, then publishes them to a Cloudflare R2-backed gallery, with hundreds of clips archived and growing every day.
Built withNode.js · FFmpeg · RTSP · Docker · Cron · Cloudflare R2 · Cloudflare Workers
A computational-photography recap of a full year of sky over Winona Lake. Roughly two million frames turned into sun-locked timelapses, star trails, keograms, and 'weather-removed' median videos.
Built withPython · OpenCV · pvlib · PyTorch · FFmpeg · Astro · Cloudflare Workers
An unofficial iPhone app for Waydoo Flyer EVO ride logs. Tap Connect after a session and it joins the board's WiFi, copies the new rides off over MAVLink, and shows each one as a map colored by speed, with charts for speed, power, ride height and battery. Season and Battery tabs add up distance by month and follow pack wear across charge cycles. There's no account, and rides never go to a server: they're saved to your own iCloud Drive.
Built withSwift · TypeScript · React · Capacitor · MAVLink · PX4 ULog · Leaflet · iCloud
I wrote this for the Vimeo Engineering Blog — how we prototyped a help desk chat with generative AI, indexing Zendesk help articles into a vector store and answering questions with Langchain and an LLM.
Read on Vimeo Engineering Blog →JHipster React Native is now available as a JHipster Blueprint. Previously known as ignite-jhipster, the latest version brings many changes and improvements to the developer experience. With full Expo support (including Web and PWAs), building and deploying the application is easier than ever.
Read more →My talk from JHipster Conf 2 in Paris — a tour of JHipster's mobile generators (Ionic, React Native, and PWAs), how they stack up against the Angular and React web clients, and a live demo that takes a JHipster backend all the way to the App Store.
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