Announcement

I’m happy to report that my new website is live! It’s been a journey, especially since I’ve been juggling this with my part-time gig at LunarG, which delayed things a bit. On top of that, I admit I’m a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to design, so I’ve spent a good amount of time fine-tuning the aesthetics and selecting just the right imagery to reflect my vision. I’m really pleased with how it’s turned out – it feels like a true representation of my work and passion.

I’d love to hear what you think about it! Whether it’s feedback on the design, the user experience, or any suggestions you might have, I’m all ears. Please take a moment to check it out and let me know your thoughts. Your insights could help make it even better!

I’m thrilled to announce that my first developer relations consulting gig will be in a digital marketing role with LunarG. (For those who may not know, LunarG is the developer and curator of the Vulkan SDK.) I will be working with the team there to sharpen up their external messaging and share more technical content with developers.

LunarG’s mission to develop innovative solutions to 3D graphics challenges aligns perfectly with my experience and passions, making them an ideal first client in my new journey. This is a fractional, non-exclusive role, so don’t hesitate to contact me if I can help you in any of the areas listed on this website. In the meantime, follow LunarG on LinkedIn and X!

Hey everyone, I’ve got some news to share! After spending 18 years at Intel, I’m diving into the world of fractional work. It’s going to be super flexible, and I’ll keep doing what I love – focusing on developer relations for companies into graphics, imaging, video, and other types of visual computing.

Ever since I first experienced color graphics on my old Apple II computer, I’ve been hooked on two things: making awesome graphics and media products, and helping developers make their own visual computing magic. These passions have driven my career path, whether it was through hardware, software, or helping set industry standards.

At Intel, I got to wear a lot of hats – product management, product development, developer relations, marketing, customer success, you name it. I also dipped my toes into branding, legal stuff, finance, event planning, and sales.

I’m really excited to bring all this experience to companies that could use my help. I think my wide range of skills and experience will be especially helpful to small- and medium-sized companies. If you think I can assist in any of these areas, feel free to hit me up!