I build
systems and
tell stories.

I build AI applications end to end — from the prompt architecture to the offline sync to the thing the user actually taps. Right now that's Lyva, a fitness platform built under KineticIQ with an MCP-backed coaching layer and women's health features most apps quietly skip.

By day I'm a Systems Analyst with the Public Service Division, where the work is enterprise automation at a scale that punishes sloppiness — 100,000+ records a month, 40-table schemas, SLA clocks that don't care how you feel about them.

I also write. Four children's picture books under the pen name Taketatsu Kei, a book called The Modern Man about work, fitness and self-worth, and a novel currently in edit. My degrees are computer science and communications, which people find odd until they notice both jobs are the same job: build a system, then make someone care about it.