I build software where the handoff matters: between a clinician and a compliance workflow, a customer and a deployment, or one AI client and the next. I am an engineer at Alma and the founder of OrgX. I want to stay close to the code as well as the people using it.
My work also reaches into learning products, ML research tools, local developer utilities, interactive worlds, and community-led design. The full portfolio has the wider story; this page points to the code and the clearest examples.
- OrgX MCP: organizational memory and agent orchestration across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Codex. Live MCP · Smithery · widget gallery
- OrgX agent skills and Codex plugin: reusable skills and client integrations, not just a product description. I also publish the TypeScript SDK (source) and agent-work-receipt package (source).
- Alma clinical engineering: production healthcare workflows across privacy, consent, background jobs, vendor integration, rollout, and adoption. I led the Brellium clinical AI integration; the code is proprietary, so the case study explains the decisions without pretending it is an open-source repo.
If you want to inspect a specific OrgX decision, start with my recent MCP commits and the OrgX case study. The repository, live surface, and design rationale answer different questions.
| Work | What I was exploring | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Perf Pulse · Homebrew tap | A local Rust guard for Mac memory and disk pressure, with deliberate, user-controlled intervention. | Live product |
| BrainBuffet | Turning a learner's goals and prior knowledge into a course they can inspect, study, and return to. | Product prototype |
| Neuromosaic | Keeping research, neural architecture choices, generated code, and experiment results connected. | Research alpha |
| Chaos Riders | Making a Cameroon-inspired driving world playable, not only illustrated. | Playable browser prototype |
| Meridian | Making the evidence and review path behind a market signal inspectable. Demo values are not a trading record. | Research prototype |
| Figma & Chill | Building a global BIPOC design community around making together. | Community practice |
Earlier roles at Vessel Health and Capital One taught me backend ownership, data modeling, regulated systems, and what happens after a service reaches production. Those systems are not public repositories.
I am interested in hands-on senior and staff engineering work across product, applied AI, backend, and forward deployment. Portfolio · LinkedIn · Email