Software Engineer
I've shipped the roadmap and written the code to build it.
That combination is rarer than it sounds.
Most engineers know what to build. Fewer know why it matters — or how to fight for the right thing when timelines, stakeholders, and competing priorities all pull in different directions.
I spent two years as a Product Manager at Anglepoint before returning to engineering as an SE3. That stretch — sitting in user research sessions, writing specs, defending roadmap decisions to leadership, and watching features live or die in the market — fundamentally changed how I write code. I build things I've personally seen users struggle with. I scope features with the delivery pressure of someone who's been accountable for the timeline. I review PRs knowing what the feature is trying to do, not just whether the syntax compiles.
On the technical side, I've spent five years as a full stack engineer on an enterprise Software Asset Management platform — the kind of product where correctness matters, scale is a given, and "it worked in dev" is never a good enough answer. I led a full AngularJS-to-Angular migration with one other engineer, built REST APIs consumed by thousands of users, and acted as the frontend subject matter expert across multiple subsystems during a major .NET solution migration.
I'm currently a Software Engineer at Filevine — a legal operations platform built for law firms — working on the frontend with Svelte and TypeScript. It's a different domain than enterprise SAM, but the same discipline: complex data, real users, and software that has to work.
I'm also open to what's next.
When I'm not at a keyboard: Road biking · Mountain biking · Trail running · Paddle boarding · RV travels · Opinionated beer tasting
Two years owning a product roadmap means I understand what features are worth fighting for, how to scope against real constraints, and how engineering decisions ripple into user outcomes. I don't need product to explain why something matters — I already know.
Angular specialist with five years on a complex, multi-subsystem enterprise application. I've done the full AngularJS-to-Angular migration, owned the frontend architecture, and shipped features that had to work for thousands of users from day one. I write code that the next engineer will thank you for.
I've mentored junior engineers, conducted code reviews with an eye for growth rather than just correctness, and contributed to hiring decisions. I care about the team around me as much as the codebase. Good culture compounds.
Filevine · Sep 2024 – Present · Remote
Anglepoint · Nov 2022 – Sep 2024
Anglepoint · Oct 2020 – Nov 2022
Anglepoint · Aug 2018 – Oct 2020
Open to what's next.
Whether you're hiring, collaborating, or just want to argue about frontend architecture — I'm easy to reach.