Two decades on every side of the build.

I’ve implemented software, driven its adoption, mapped customer journeys, designed interfaces and grown products through search, across marketing and healthcare SaaS. That taught me how software behaves once real people touch it. Through Megistus I help companies build at the intersection of AI and emerging technology, from legacy systems to what comes next.

Early 2000s · Origin

It started in a recording studio.

Music production was my first taste of what software could do. A good mix is a system: many parts, one feeling. I’ve been balancing systems the same way ever since.

E-commerce

Selling online before it was easy.

I built storefronts, ran social channels and managed merchandising fulfillment while e-commerce was still being figured out, years before drop shipping became routine. It taught me early that technology only matters when it moves the business.

Healthcare SaaS

Software people’s health depends on.

I directed website and mobile app development for local pharmacies, then led the adoption and project management that got staff and patients actually using it. Customer journey and retention work taught me that the real launch is the day after go-live.

Growth · VP of Customer Success

Where growth meets the customer.

As VP of Customer Success for a marketing platform serving service-area businesses, I worked across SEO, local service ads and the balance between paid and organic growth. Growth that customers don’t feel isn’t growth.

Now · AI and emerging tech

Building where trust is owned.

I’m building Brainstorm, a Web of Trust search engine, in collaboration with NosFabrica, and Practice Pilot, software for private-pay practices. Recent launches include Relay Outpost, privacy-first communications for the next phase of the web, and Wellness Ally, which tied for third at the NosFabrica Spring 2025 Health Hackathon.

Operating principles

How I work.

Build for ownership
People should own their data, their identity, and their attention.
Outsider eye, insider hands
I consult like a stranger and build like a teammate.
Legacy to frontier
I meet systems where they are, then move them forward.
Range is the advantage
The studio, the storefront and the pharmacy all show up in the work.

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Two decades on every side of the build.

Building where trust is owned.

How I work.

Build for ownership

People should own their data, their identity, and their attention.

Outsider eye, insider hands

I consult like a stranger and build like a teammate.

Legacy to frontier

I meet systems where they are, then move them forward.

Range is the advantage

The studio, the storefront and the pharmacy all show up in the work.