About:
I've been building software since my first Mac LC II, from big enterprise systems to startups, eCommerce, connected fitness, and a few strange internet projects of my own. I lead engineering teams, but I still spend plenty of time writing code. Lately that's mostly meant data platforms, AI, and tools that make complicated systems easier to use.
Currently
You can currently find me at Litehouse, where I lead engineering for a data and AI platform built for sports and entertainment venues.
Outside of work, HermosaAI is where I research and build with AI. It's a working lab for exploring what AI systems can do and turning that research into tools people can actually use. I publish field guides on coding agents, multi-agent systems, infrastructure, and generative media, along with the data behind them. If you're interested in learning more, you can browse the research
Recent Projects
My place to try out ideas in applied AI: multi-model chat, MCP tools, visual agent workflows, and a data platform you can query in plain English.
I wanted better screensavers for the web, so I built an open-source engine that works with any framework. It now spans six npm packages and 14 animated savers.
One of my stranger projects: a meditative 3D aquarium with 8,192 unique fish swimming through an Ethereum exhibit. Part WebGL experiment, part digital art project.
I'm also active in the Los Angeles tech community and always interested in meeting other builders, founders, and engineers working on something interesting nearby.