I live in Boston, where I build web applications and the infrastructure underneath them. I started programming in high school in Haiti and moved to the United States to build a career in tech — teaching myself to code while working in IT, until I committed fully to software development in 2019.
I build for longevity — systems that stay reliable long after the launch excitement fades.
I built my technical foundation through years of hands-on IT and systems work at Hamilton Brook Smith Reynolds, MassArt, and Brown Rudnick — Active Directory, desktop infrastructure, ticketing systems, Windows Server, VMware, and the full lifecycle of onboarding and offboarding users. That grounding is why I think about reliability first.
I grew from technical support into platform and site reliability engineering, troubleshooting production failures across distributed cloud services and building internal tools that improved visibility into system health and operational issues.
Outside of code, you'll find me doing lawn care, knee-deep in a handyman project around the house, or firing up the grill with my wife and my two boys.