About me

At present I'm a lead software engineer at McGraw Hill. Before that I was a software engineer at Amazon, a lead engineer at a startup named Wellinks, and a software architect at Wolters Kluwer ELM Solutions. Before those I worked at an ad agency, and a lifetime before everything I made records and thought my music was important and good. So, it should come as no surprise at all to learn that I went to school to be an English teacher.

Currently my pet project is my regex modeler, which when complete will accept a regular expression as input and output some strings that it would match, to make it easier to understand what a complicated one is doing. If this interests you too, please check out the project on GitHub. It's in F♯; I'm really not sure if that sweetens the deal or not.

I also hold master's degrees from Georgia Tech and UConn, dropped out of law school, and through it all remained a staunch supporter of the Oxford comma. I emdashed before emdashing was bad and continue to do so in my spare time on weekends. I occasionally solve problems on Project Euler.