About

I work with technology every day, which mostly means failing at something, figuring out why, and getting it right on the next pass. I'd rather over-research than ship the wrong thing, so I read first and build second. About two years into corporate software engineering, I went freelance and started delivering websites, mobile apps, and GenAI-powered products — an AI interview platform, a learning management system, a tool that turns a learner's actual gaps into a roadmap instead of a generic syllabus. I've also sat alongside data engineering teams building exactly what individual colleges needed, not what a vendor deck promises.

Explaining the messy part out loud is half the fun, which is why teaching and consulting came naturally once I started building. I help people figure out where they actually fit in tech, what the market is really asking for, and how to close that gap — technical interview prep included, and it's worked for the same people more than once. The Tech Intel is the name I put on all of it: building AI/ML systems, training engineers and students, and consulting on technical and career calls, while staying open to a full-time AI/ML engineering role alongside it.