Currently shipping at Reveal Security · Austin, TX

Engineer,
founder,
professional
problem solver.

I'm a senior software engineer and founder with 5+ years of professional experience across SaaS and cybersecurity. I lead integration architecture and applied AI delivery at Reveal Security and co-founded ParsePilot, an automation platform for agencies. I've been building software since I was 13.

Role Sr. Software Engineer
Building ParsePilot (co-founder)
Based in Austin, Texas
Est. Building since age 13
01 / About

Technical founder who learned the craft by shipping, not just studying.

— Profile

BS, Computer Science
Minor, Mathematics
Arizona State University
Dec. 2023

Education

I'm a software engineer and founder based in Austin. I started building mobile games in Unity3D when I was 13, wrote a stock-analysis program in high school, and joined Revelstoke as an integration engineering intern during my sophomore year at ASU.

At Revelstoke, I ended up owning parts of the core data engine and integration platform. Arctic Wolf later acquired the company, and I was one of 10 employees retained from a team of 30. I went full-time before graduating, joined Arctic Wolf in November 2023, and was promoted to Senior Developer in November 2024.

Revelstoke’s former CTO recruited me to Reveal Security, where I lead integration architecture and work with ML and AI teams to bring model inference and proprietary scoring systems into production. Outside work, I'm building ParsePilot with my sister, Maddy — a platform for agencies to build and run automations across multiple clients.

02 / Now

Current focus.

Shipping
Integration architecture for Reveal Security’s identity-security platform — data pipelines, model inference, and proprietary scoring systems.
TS · NestJS · Vue · PG
Building
Building ParsePilot’s automation platform — agency and client workspaces, workflow execution, human review, and usage-based billing.
Co-founder
Learning
Applied LLM systems — evals, fine-tuning, proprietary scoring. Getting models to be useful, not just capable.
2026
Open to
Remote software engineering opportunities and conversations with teams building useful, technically ambitious products.
Ongoing
03 / Selected Work

Things I've shipped, from age 13 to now.

Professional work

Engineering teams and products I’ve helped ship.

01 — Jun 2025–Present

Reveal Security

Sr. Software Engineer·Austin, Remote·Current

Recruited by Revelstoke’s former CTO to develop security integrations and AI-powered capabilities. I lead integration architecture connecting customer environments to identity-security analytics, including data pipelines and model inference orchestration. I partner with ML and AI teams to ship LLM-powered features and proprietary scoring systems, building backend services and UI with TypeScript, NestJS, Vue.js, and PostgreSQL.

TypeScript NestJS Vue.js PostgreSQL LLM Orchestration Scoring Systems
Current
integration graph
02 — Nov 2023–Jun 2025

Arctic Wolf

Senior Developer·Automation & Integrations

Led backend automation and integrations for Arctic Wolf’s Active Response from design through release, automating security response workflows to reduce manual work for customers. Mentored developers, owned pull request reviews across two repositories, and delivered full-stack features. Joined through the Revelstoke acquisition in November 2023 and was promoted to Senior Developer in November 2024.

Automation Backend Active Response Code Review Mentoring
response time ↓
03 — May 2021–Nov 2023

Revelstoke Security

Full-Stack Engineer·Acquisition announcement

Designed and implemented core data engine and integration functionality for the Revelstoke SOAR platform, whose Unified Data Layer spanned more than 80 production integrations. Joined as an integration engineering intern and converted to full time before graduating. Was one of 10 employees retained from a team of 30 through the Arctic Wolf acquisition.

SOAR Full-Stack Data Engine API Integrations Acquired
Acquired
SOAR architecture

Ventures

Companies I’ve co-founded and built.

04 — May 2025–Present

ParsePilot↗

Co-founder & Lead Developer·parsepilot.ai

ParsePilot is a white-label AI automation platform for agencies, MSPs, and consultants. I lead product and engineering, building a multi-tenant platform with agency and client workspaces, a visual workflow builder, execution monitoring, and human review queues. Providers create workflows with Otto, our built-in automation engineer, or the visual builder. I implemented usage metering and Stripe billing, with Next.js, React, TypeScript, Express, Supabase Postgres, Redis, BullMQ, and Docker powering the platform.

Next.js TypeScript PostgreSQL Redis BullMQ Multi-tenancy Stripe
AI automation
workflow graph
05 — 2026

Mosaic↗

Co-founder & Developer·Product Lead·Live on iOS & Android·App Store·Google Play

I co-founded Mosaic and contributed to software development and product management for a mobile app combining nutrition and activity tracking with AI coaching. Built with React Native and available on iOS and Android.

React Native LLMs Computer Vision Founder
iOS & Android · Live
the mosaic
06 — Jan 2023–Feb 2024

Lafellus

Co-founder & Developer·ASU Venture Devils Award

Co-founded an anti-plagiarism tool for detecting AI-generated text. Worked with pretrained Hugging Face models, including fine-tuning for text detection using PyTorch and TensorFlow. Participated in ASU Venture Devils, pitched at Demo Day, and received a non-equity venture award in April 2023. My first founder experience, with lessons I carried into Mosaic and ParsePilot.

Hugging Face Fine-tuning PyTorch TensorFlow Python
lafellus demo

Projects & early work

Capstone, experiments, and where it started.

07 — 2022–23

PricePal

College Capstone·SaaS·ASU capstone showcase

SaaS platform for automated competitive price scraping — dashboards, alerts, reporting. A full product, shipped as my capstone. Built with MongoDB, Puppeteer, and Node.

MongoDB Puppeteer Node
dashboard
08 — 2014–21

Early work

Early projects·Self-taught & coursework

A mobile shooter game built in Unity3D at 13. Won first place in the Math, Computer Science & Technology category at Da Vinci Fest for 3D-printer research. Later built a stock-pattern analysis program in Java and a restaurant-recommendation app overnight at a college hackathon, then finished near the top of class in a cybersecurity capture-the-flag competition.

Unity3D Java Lua CTF
timeline
04 / Skills

The tools behind the work.

Languages

TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Java

Web & data

Node.js, NestJS, Next.js, React, React Native, Vue.js, PostgreSQL, Supabase, Redis

Systems & delivery

AWS, Docker, GitHub Actions, API integrations, workflow automation, multi-tenancy, role-based access control

AI & machine learning

PyTorch, TensorFlow, Hugging Face, pretrained model fine-tuning, LLM orchestration, evaluation and scoring

Development tools: Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex.

05 / Timeline

The full timeline.

06 / Education

Where I learned to build.

University
December 2023

Arizona State University

BS, Computer Science · Minor, Mathematics

Built PricePal, a SaaS platform for automated competitive price scraping, as my capstone project.

Explore the PricePal capstone
Dual enrollment
During high school

Century College

College coursework through dual enrollment while attending Stillwater Area High School.

High school

Stillwater Area High School

High school studies alongside dual enrollment at Century College.

Summer camps
Around ages 12–14

iD Tech

Three summers of technology camps, around ages 12, 13, and 14.

07 / Operating principles

A few things I've learned building and shipping software.

01

I learn fastest when I own the outcome.

At Revelstoke, I was trusted with core parts of the product while I was still an intern. Working on systems with real users, deadlines, and consequences taught me faster than anything else.

02

A demo answers more than a deck.

I'd rather put a rough version in front of someone, see where it breaks, and improve it than spend weeks explaining what it might become.

03

I'll follow the problem across the stack.

Frontend, backend, data, infrastructure, product — I like being able to work wherever the bottleneck is. The handoffs between those areas are often where the interesting problems live.

04

Boring tools are usually good tools.

I like TypeScript, Postgres, clear APIs, and AI when it materially improves the product. New technology is fun; software people can rely on is better.

08 / Contact

Let's build something worth shipping.

Interested in working together? I'm open to remote software engineering opportunities and conversations with teams building useful, technically ambitious products.

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