From Screws to Software

Building has always been the constant. As a kid, I spent the first Saturday of every month at the Home Depot kids workshop, hammering together the build of the month. The rest of my time went to taking apart broken electronics around the house and rebuilding them into something silly, usually an airplane that never flew.

Then the material changed. Screws and brackets became pixels and logic. What hooked me was how forgiving the digital medium is. You can chase an idea through a dozen forms before landing on the right one.

These days I’m most interested in what AI is doing to software, turning it from something we operate into something we collaborate with. Lately that’s pulled me toward wearable tech, where that back-and-forth can happen out in the world instead of behind a screen. I’m still figuring out what that looks like, which is the part I like most. Hard to imagine a better time to be building.

If any of this resonates, I’d love to chat!