About

I'm a front-end engineer who cares deeply about clarity, performance, and thoughtful UX.

For more than a decade, I've been designing and building digital experiences at the intersection of front-end engineering, UX, and content systems — all centered on making complex information feel simple and usable.

I started in motorsports media, co-founding The Apex as an independent publication covering North American racing. I owned everything users touched: information architecture, layout systems, editorial workflows, performance, and SEO. That end-to-end ownership naturally led me into front-end engineering, where I now specialize in React, Next.js, and clean, predictable interfaces.

With Table Over Two, I've taken that blend of engineering and content thinking further by building a modern Next.js + Ghost CMS stack for analysis-driven Supercross and motocross coverage. The publication has earned media accreditation and has been credentialed at multiple Monster Energy Supercross rounds — all on a platform I designed and built myself. I'm also in the early stages of launching Lucid Suspension, a dirt bike suspension service built around a transparent, modern customer experience.

As a motocross racer, I bring the sport's mindset into my front-end work — deliberate practice, pressure management, and a constant focus on refinement. That shows up in how I work: steady iteration, clear feedback loops, and attention to detail that compounds over time.

Outside of work, you'll usually find me riding, training, snowboarding, drumming, or building something new. The common thread is the same: I like solving problems, I like improving systems, and I like making experiences that feel smooth, obvious, and well-designed.