iOS Tech Lead
Dallas, Texas
Est. 2010

Staff level iOS engineer building local AI and well crafted mobile experiences.

Ten years shipping apps people use every day, from Vimeo to airline apps at American and Southwest. Before iOS, I studied computer science and then art, and worked in web design and development.

Overhead DoorDesigned and built an iOS app that controls residential and commercial garage door openers over Bluetooth LE, shared across two brands.
BioworldRebuilt Foundmi, an app for tracking Bluetooth LE devices.
CratebindLead iOS developer on Stricct Fitness, a subscription app built on StoreKit.
Expand The RoomiOS apps for ESPN, a mini game for GSN, and Unity games.
LBi (now MRY)Creative technologist on work for Coca-Cola, the Olympics, and Johnson & Johnson.
Website for The Entrance Band: a black navigation bar across a black-and-white engraving of three overlapping circles, with the band's flame emblem at the center.
The Entrance Band Band website
Website for the film Waltz with Bashir: the title in yellow over a dark, sepia illustrated street scene, with the synopsis and a drawn portrait of one of the film's subjects.
Waltz with Bashir Film website
Website for the film The Wackness: a graffiti title above a collage of the cast in bright cut-out shapes against an illustrated New York skyline.
The Wackness Film website

I lead teams, shape architecture, and bring on-device AI into real products without sacrificing privacy or polish.

I studied computer science before going to art school, where graphic design led me into web design and development, and from there to iOS. I still think like a designer. I've worked on campaigns for Coca-Cola and the Olympics, designed movie websites, built sites for major music artists, and made album art.

Swift / SwiftUI — Foundation Models — Architecture — Team leadership — Design systems

Painting of Bruiser, a white pit bull with a brown eye patch, resting its head on a wooden ledge in front of a ship and factory smokestacks under a blue sky.
Bruiser