About

I'm not a developer by trade. I've worked in enterprise software for fifteen years, from inside sales to principal enterprise seller, often leading teams along the way. That work has spanned Series A startups through acquisition, and companies in the Fortune 500.

My background is in data security, governance, and the systems companies use to build and deploy software, and more recently the guardrails enterprises need to adopt AI responsibly. Moving between a working session with developers and a strategy conversation with executives is a normal part of my day.

That gave me a close view of how software is built, bought, and shipped — but I had never built a product myself.

That changed in 2025.

I had an idea for a podcast app that fits episodes to the time you actually have. With AI as my building partner, I turned it into a real product.

An AI agent writes the code. I decide what we're building, define what good looks like, test what comes back, and determine when it's ready. I'm still learning, and that's part of why this site exists.

The app is CueSesh, and it's live on the App Store. You can find the rest of what I'm making, and what I'm learning, on the Building page.

The lesson so far comes down to one line:

Building got democratized. Judgment didn't.

That's what I write about here. The process, the mistakes, and what it takes to turn an idea into something real.