About
Analytical by training. Product-minded by instinct.
I’m interested in the systems behind everyday decisions: how information is organized, how risk is communicated, and how software can make complexity feel manageable.
My background spans accounting, technology risk, public-sector auditing, data, and product building. Across those roles, the common thread has been the same: take a complicated system, identify what matters, and communicate it clearly enough for someone to act.
I built WalletIQ as a practical extension of that interest. The product is less about displaying financial data and more about helping someone understand what their money is doing without forcing them to become a financial analyst.
What I spend time on
- Product judgment. Deciding what belongs in a product, what should be removed, and how an interface should guide attention.
- Data and financial systems. Using structured information to find patterns, explain risk, and support decisions.
- Applied AI. Exploring how AI changes the speed of building while making human judgment more—not less—important.
- Writing. Turning what I learn through building and analysis into clear, useful ideas.
Elsewhere
You can find my code on GitHub and my professional background on LinkedIn.