AI Product Engineer · Founder
I use AI to fix real problemsI build AI products to solve real-world problems.
Four products in production: two AI SaaS apps and two client platforms. I designed, built, and run each one end to end.
Recent projects
Two case studies walk through the decisions, the shipped systems, where they fail, and the numbers behind each product. Not just a feature list.
Vertical SaaS + applied computer vision
Parking-lot striping contractors lose time moving from aerial takeoff to estimate to signed quote.
AI-assisted decision support
Property owners and managers compare inconsistent contractor bids without a repeatable way to defend the decision.
Other products I designed, built, and shipped.
Desktop App · Windows + macOS
Places geotagged field photos and videos on satellite imagery automatically, with a live map editor, then exports an interactive HTML map, Google Earth KMZ, or a permanent client link in one click.
Desktop appSite · Live
Marketing site and quote pipeline for an excavating and sitework contractor in New Jersey, built for local customers who would rather call than fill out a form.
View project ↗Owner Only · Private
A private bakery operations platform that takes each request from quote and signed agreement through deposits, production, inventory, and a completed order.
Read overview →About
A product designer and engineer who turns messy real-world workflows into shipped AI products. Most of the work on this site started as a problem of my own.
By day I lead a cross-functional Integrated Product Team at Raytheon, owning customer-facing technical work from problem framing through delivery. The products on this site are what I build outside that job, and I own each one end to end: discovery, design, code, launch, and the iteration after.
For two and a half years I also owned and operated a commercial line striping company in Tucson. LineStriper AI began as the tool I used to estimate and quote my own jobs, then grew into a product for other contractors. I sold the business in 2026 and kept the software.
Before that came eleven years of complex technical work: defense systems at Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, and automotive forensics at DJS Associates, where I founded the firm's mobile-device forensics practice and authored SAE International technical papers. That background is why I care so much about edge cases, recovery paths, and whether AI output can actually be trusted.
Away from the keyboard I weld cafe racer frames, 3D print unicorns for my daughter, and lose at the memory game to a two-year-old. The animation at the top of the page is those stories in order.