For nine years I helped lead Square's Developer & Partner business, and the team behind it scaled the platform past $17B in annual revenue.
The work ↓Each of these I made solo, end to end, with AI coding tools — mostly on nights and weekends. Staying hands-on keeps me current on how software actually gets made.
The same kind of platform I helped run at Square — auth, webhooks, rate limits, logging, SDKs, a dashboard, and docs — rebuilt solo as a working prototype.
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Consumer oximeters show a number and store nothing; clinical gear gives caregivers no live view and no usable record. ApneaWatch streams oxygen saturation over Bluetooth, watches through the night, and turns it into something a doctor can read.
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Helped lead Square's Developer & Partner business across three roles — from the payments-platform pricing & ML team, to the public Developer platform, to running the 200+ person organization behind a $17B+ product portfolio: public APIs & SDKs, the App Marketplace, developer monetization, and in-person & online payments.
Keynote speaker at Square Unboxed 2023, Square's developer & partner conference (keynote).
Built and led a 45-person product & engineering organization; delivered the web and mobile products that contributed to Coyote's $1.8B acquisition by UPS. Grew the first remote teams from 3 to 45 in two years.
Co-founded a software-engineering training non-profit whose 40+ graduates now work at Google, Palantir, Amazon, and Bloomberg.
Four issued patents in payments tokenization, interchange prediction, and logistics. Advisor to founders building early-stage product and payments companies.
If you're building in AI, devtools, or fintech infrastructure — in a product or platform leadership role — I'd like to hear about it.
