I build the systems that make engineering teams work — and the software tools that make those systems better. Currently: three apps in production, one half marathon in training.
"I spent a decade running hotel operations before I wrote my first line of code. That combination turns out to be useful."
My career started in hospitality — front of house, operations, the kind of work where you solve problems in real time with the people right in front of you. A decade in, I taught myself to code. Not because I wanted to become a developer, but because I wanted to understand how the systems I depended on actually worked. I never stopped.
Today I'm an Engineering People Manager at a product and software development consultancy, looking after eleven engineers across three teams. I run 1-1s, clear blockers, review processes, and think about how teams grow and stay healthy. It's the job where hospitality operations and software engineering finally overlap.
Outside of my day job, I'm building three apps solo — a running app for female athletes, a CV tailoring tool, and a GTM operating system for early-stage founders. All three are in production. All three were built with Claude Code, fast and iteratively, shipped before perfect.
I'm also training for my first half marathon, which teaches me something useful about consistency every single week.
Three apps in production. All built solo with Claude Code.
Generic training apps ignore half their users. FitnessHub generates personalized running plans using AI, overlays your menstrual cycle on your training calendar, and adapts when life happens — a hard session lands on day one of your period, the plan moves. Built because nothing like it existed.
Next.js · Supabase · Gemini API
Build your professional profile once. Paste a job description, get surgical AI suggestions for what to change and why. Accept, reject, or keep the conversation going. Export a styled, ATS-optimized PDF — named, saved, done.
Next.js · Supabase · Gemini API · @react-pdf/renderer
Most GTM advice tells you what to do but not in what order. GTM OS is a five-module operating system for solo founders — from finding an idea worth building to closing a paying customer. Opinionated by design. Built to replace the co-founder you don't have.
Next.js · Supabase · Gemini API
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