The Journey

April 2026

My career started in the pharmacy, where precision isn't a preference — it's a requirement. Learning to translate dense, high-stakes information into clear instructions for people under pressure taught me something no engineering course does: that technical accuracy and human care are the same discipline.

At Oracle, I learned that great support isn't reactive — it's architectural. "Retention Engineering" means tracing a client's silent churn risk back to a malformed header, a missing auth scope, or a 3am latency spike they haven't noticed yet. I stopped closing tickets and started closing gaps.[1]
from my supervisor —

"An absolute problem-solver. Whether it was a complex API bottleneck or a frustrated customer, they found the solution before most people even finished reading the ticket."

Sr. Solutions Engineer, Oracle
I built this site and AgentStat from scratch — the design, the telemetry engine, the open-source library — because I believe the most effective Technical Success partner is also a builder. Someone who reads the stack, feels the friction, and sometimes just fixes it. I'm looking for a team that treats that instinct as an asset, not a curiosity.
how I show up.
IEmpathy FirstPatient-level care for every client.
IIRoot CauseI don't patch bugs; I solve them.
IIIVelocityFast, iterative problem solving.
non negotiables.

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