An engineer who obsesses over typography.
A designer who enjoys mathematics. A marketer who likes orbital mechanics. Someone with ADHD who keeps trying to make things simpler instead of louder.
Ten-plus years in software engineering, fifteen in the craft, currently mid-way through an accelerated MSCS at WGU focused on ML and AI. I don't want things to merely work — I want them to have a personality and a reason to exist. That's usually where the extra hour goes.
Take complexity, organise it, hand it back looking effortless. The weekly builds were the method — explore, document, focus, ship. They did their job. Now the work has a direction, and it's called Dot.
SEND ME A WEIRD IDEA ↗Systems, not formulas
I want to know why the thing works, then whether my TI-84 can do the boring half.
Names matter
Hundreds of candidate names for one product. Not for a name — for the right one.
Everything gets optimised
Firebase architecture, study strategy, posting workflow. Same question every time.
Ideas get personalities
Other people ship a SaaS logo. I gave mine a backstory and argued about its species.