I am the Tech Lead at a small but mighty digital agency in Boston, MA. In theory, I'm here to lead the organization to a state of technical greatness: directly managing daily development activities, maintaining operational excellence, and blending hands-on coding with long-term strategic thinking and planning for scalable growth.

Anyway, that's the elevator pitch. The blurb omits the 15 years of operational complications that truly constitute the body of work.

The Authority of Experience

I've been hand-coding since the era of table layouts, survived the RWD migration, and now navigate the current madness of JS applications and mobile dev. I've been involved in projects for multinational corporations and small real businesses, with much of it experienced within the same company. Much of it was experienced within the same company.

I am enthusiastic about acquiring knowledge and resolving issues.

Some of my narrative and every technical problem I look at is colored by my experience with mental health and ADD. I've done cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), gone through phases of complete burnout, anxiety, distraction, and the double-edged sword that is hyperfocus.

I'm not here to force answers, but I believe that after all these years, there is something I can share that could be beneficial to someone in a similar position.

Not a sob story, just reality and openness.