Everything I said the last time I was available for work, is still true. Go read that post. So instead of rehashing what has already been said (and seriously, if you’re here – it’s worth reading) .. I’m going to use this post to catch up what’s been happening since then.
Commit Your Code is a fantastic conference. I loved speaking at it in 2025 (below) and 2026 (above).
This year has been full. I was honored to participate as a judge at the September AI Collective Hackathon at UNT Frisco. Spoke at CYC again, joined Debt Blue as CTO and acting CIO. If you’re curious about some of my takeaways and lessons learned this year – my talk from CYC has been posted. I got to work with a great team, be a hands-on mentor to some great engineers (you can see what they wrote about me), and continue my participation with the Dallas Software Developers community.
Just before joining Debt Blue, I was able to do some hands-on technical coaching at an airline. How hands on? Here’s me at one of the largest airports in the world with a jet and you can see the view from the top of the roof of one of the 12 story control towers. One of the things I love about software is the wide range of industries and contexts you get to work in. What a great experience!
OK. For those of you that skipped the “Available for work” post, here is a quick summary and resources for you.
- Industry veteran with a proven track record of making an impact across a large number of domains and technologies.
- Hands-On. My deep technical background is in .NET / Azure, but I have experiences across a wide range of technologies, platforms and cloud environments.
- Process & Software Craftsmanship. I’m an agile coach focused on quality engineering practices.
- Remote & Hybrid Friendly.
- Read what other people have said about me (on LinkedIn).
- Motivated to make an impact. Here is a pdf overview and my latest resume.
Let’s connect! (LinkedIn is honestly the best way to get a hold of me)
