I build web platforms by day and agent infrastructure by night.▍
Twenty-plus years architecting the web at AT&T. Lately obsessed with long-term memory for AI agents — and with making them reliable enough to leave running.
I started in molecular biology — sequencing genes at BYU — and discovered I liked building the systems around the science more than the bench work. The web won.
Since 2002 I've gone from data analyst at BellSouth to architect to Associate Director of Technology at AT&T: company-wide libraries and standards for att.com, CMS migrations, and the unglamorous work of making large web platforms hold up under real traffic.
The through-line is integration — getting complex systems, and now AI agents, to work together reliably.
Curious about agent memory, running AI in production, or web architecture? Ask my site — or reach me directly.