I build large software systems and spend most days examining how technology, people, and incentives collide in the messy real world. I care about clarity, first principles, strong design patterns, and decisions that hold up under real-world pressure. I’m a builder by nature, a mentor by habit, and skeptical of buzzwords and performative certainty.

Outside of work, I’m a mother, a lifelong learner, and someone constantly balancing ambition, family, health, and meaning. I run small experiments in how I learn, work, and live, and I write to make sense of those experiences.

This website is where I write - articles, essays, blogs, and short reflections on software architecture, leadership, AI, modernization, systems thinking, execution, learning, and the human side of building things. Some pieces are polished. Some are exploratory. All are written to think clearly, not to market or perform.