Solo-designing and engineering a creative writing tool built on a relational annotation graph — every product surface (editor, wiki, clothesline, investigation boards) is a query projection over the same underlying data.

Working as a documentation engineer—building sample applications, writing fullstack tutorials, maintaining a full programming language doc set, and contributing to open source.

Owned the full API documentation lifecycle for OpenBanking — from authoring OpenAPI specs to launching Postman workspaces to running hackathons. Made enterprise APIs feel approachable.

Made blockchain accessible. Rebuilt the developer portal, created multi-language docs, and designed grant programs that kept community SDKs alive across 5 languages.

Community building at scale. Partnered with Dropbox to grow Atlanta's developer scene from 212 to 1,000+ members through events, content, and authentic connection.

Short but impactful stint modernizing legacy API docs. Migrated to OpenAPI, benchmarked against best-in-class portals, and laid groundwork for the Render Atlanta partnership.

First real DevRel role. Built whatever developers needed — demo apps, SDKs, auth guides, video tutorials. Learned that great docs start with understanding where developers get stuck.

CS degree by day, community builder by night. Led PantherHackers, taught Python to 150+ students, and accidentally became a YouTuber. Discovered that explaining things was the job I wanted.