Portfolio
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Built at the intersection of curiosity and craft.
Understanding how things work and showing others "the how" has been a passion of mine since a very young age.
For the last 15 years, I've supported businesses in the enterprise software industry in both scaling businesses: Sprinklr (Series A-F) and at two of the largest publicly traded software companies: ServiceNow and Workday.
Preceding those roles, I worked on Wall Street for the first 10 years of my career primarily covering sophisticated institutional investors across hedge funds and mutual funds, but also as a member of a portfolio team running an equity long/short book on a large broker-dealer's proprietary trading desk in the early 2000's.
Today, I bring the rare combination of commercial and technical experience helping to drive the execution of C-level strategic initiatives during high growth phases.
The projects shared here are a non-exhaustive sample of some of the ideas I've brought to life through exploration, experimentation and drive. Harnessing my creativity at all times is how I produce my best work.
The skills I've derived from these passions have a way of creeping into my work, and this site exists to showcase that range of experience.
Projects
The Lab Notebook
A self-hosted homelab built from the ground up โ no CS degree, no formal certification. Today it runs Proxmox virtualization, a segmented UniFi network across four VLANs, 85+ connected devices, and local AI model hosting. The site documents all of it.
- Networking & VLANs
- Proxmox / Virtualization
- Home Assistant
- Linux
- Security
- Local AI
- Self-hosting
Homelab Configs
Open-source configurations shared with the homelab community: a live fishing dashboard pulling NOAA tide and weather data, an ESP32 e-ink desk calendar with rotating Bashล haiku, and Flic button automations for whole-home signaling. Three different languages, three different problems solved.
- JavaScript
- YAML
- Arduino (.ino)
- APIs
- Open Source
Yellow House BBQ
A backyard BBQ operation centered on low-and-slow smoking with a Big Green Egg kamado cooker and hand-sourced hardwoods from fruitawoodchunks.com. Learning to manage fire and understand meat also led to building and shipping a website from scratch for the first time.
- Airflow & Temperature Control
- Brisket & Meat Science
- Web Development
- Cloudflare Workers
- Vimeo
- Web3Forms
No Speed Cameras
A citizen advocacy site mapping school zone speed cameras in Fairfield, CT. Built after reading the draft legislation on cga.ct.gov to gain an understanding of where the speed trap zones were was critical information I wanted to share with the public. The interactive map makes that information transparent and accessible.
- Legislation Research
- Interactive Mapping
- Civic Technology
- Leaflet.js
- Public Information
- Advocacy