My background is military leadership before software — five years leading ground-security
operations where the cost of error was measured in lives, not tickets. That's where I learned
to own outcomes in high-consequence environments, build risk-driven plans, and stay calm when
things are messy.
I give people real ownership, make it safe to raise the hard thing, and let the best idea win
regardless of who it comes from. I serve as the primary engineering liaison to executive
leadership — translating delivery status, technical risk, and staffing into decisions the
business can act on.
I also bring modern tooling into the SDLC deliberately: agentic AI in code review and
development, Playwright end-to-end automation, and a competency framework that holds
AI-generated code to the same review rigor as a colleague's. New leverage, same standards.