Engineering-first Developer Relations
I'm a life-long coder with enterprise scars and a startup mentality. I'm a DevRel Engineer who supports and stands up for devs in these scary and uncertain times (we've got a strong union). And I bring studio savvy and a pile of expensive recording equipment to my videos and essays.
Creator of Full Stack Drip. Open-source reference apps like Morning Agents. Developer education built in public.
About
Times have changed. AI agents choose products now, and developers move quicker than ever.
I live in that startup mode too. But the products we build still have to get into the enterprise, and I have spent my career inside those real, messy environments. I understand implementation woes: passing the security audit, convincing 15 stakeholders, surviving procurement friction without the project quietly dying on the way. I have led teams through all of it to tremendous growth.
Now I help products get into those environments and thrive, by working with and advocating for the engineers inside them. I know what makes them happy because I came out of the same trenches they are in.
DevRel · DX · Developer GTM · Technical education
Video
Love Taps, filmed start to finish: the decisions, the tradeoffs, and the working result.
The judges on that build, live: top 5 of 400, with a shout out to the channel.
expert viewpoint in an IBM Skills Network course on Coursera
LinkedIn analysis that reached the right audience
iOS and Android architecture for a national restaurant brand
Love Taps, recognized for the build and the walkthrough video
Selected work
I work deep in code with LLMs: agent harnesses, MCP servers, evals, and whatever shipped since Monday. Every week brings something new, and the only way to keep up is to build with it.
Try pointing something like Claude CoWork at more than one Gmail account. You can't. I built this MCP server so you can: every IMAP account at once, read-only, with no credentials on disk. It cannot send, delete, or flag, and it never marks a message read.
Open-source multi-agent briefing system. A Python orchestrator spawns TypeScript MCP servers over stdio, with Pydantic contracts holding the language boundary. It ships with an evals suite and an LLM judge, so a change has to prove it improved the output.
The content engine: essays and code-first videos that take developers from idea to working prototype, in public.
An app shipped end to end, with the build filmed start to finish. The video walkthroughs of the decisions and the tradeoffs are the real artifact here. It took an honorable mention in the Contra and Wispr Flow challenge, top 5 of 400 builds.
A segment I recorded for a client was picked up by IBM Skills Network for Introduction to Mobile App Development. I'm the expert on camera in Expert Viewpoints: Evolution of Mobile Apps, answering what actually drives growth in the mobile app industry.
“This was an incredible submission. Really put a lot of time and effort into this. Super creative build. He’s doing some amazing work and videos on his YouTube as well. Big shout out.”
They were judging Love Taps: an app built end to end with the whole thing filmed, against 400 other submissions.
Next step
Use the right door for the conversation you want.
Start where the unfair advantage is obvious: code-first technical teaching with personality, pace, and developer empathy.
Watch Full Stack Drip→Bring me in when the role needs a builder who can ship code, teach on camera, and turn developer pain into product signal.
Talk about a role→Use Full Stack Drip, reference apps, demos, docs, and launch content when your product needs developer trust.
Start a partnership→Use me for DX audits, reference implementations, docs, demos, and first-run friction work.
Scope the work→