30+ years in tech. Open for the right opportunity.
I’m not looking to be the IT guy. I’m looking for the kind of work where experience and judgment actually matter. Here’s what that looks like in practice.
🤖 AI & Automation
I build real automation workflows using n8n, Claude API, and connected services. Newsletter generation, data pipelines, scheduled tasks — not toy demos, actual production systems running on my own infrastructure.
₿ Crypto & Blockchain
Three published books. A newsletter with a 39.7% open rate. Deep knowledge of DeFi, wallet security, Layer 2s, and how to explain any of it to a normal human being. I’ve been writing about crypto since before it was cool, and through the years it definitely wasn’t.
📋 Technical Program Management
I’ve managed complex technical projects — Athlete Intel, Intuit Jumpstart — from kickoff to delivery. I speak both human and engineer. That’s rarer than it sounds and more valuable than most job descriptions acknowledge.
✍ Content & Writing
Technical writing, e-books, newsletters, developer documentation. I can turn complicated things into clear, readable content that people actually want to finish. This is a real skill. Most people who claim it can’t do it.
🔧 Technical Problem-Solving
I know how things work. Servers, APIs, integrations, CMS platforms, DNS, hosting. Not because I want to be the IT guy, but because I’ve never been willing to wait for one.
🌐 Developer Relations & Community
I know how to talk to builders, users, and the gap between. Technical credibility plus communication skills is a specific combination that most people don’t have.
If you have a project, a problem, or a role that needs someone who’s been around and still gives a damn —