Early career work centered on distributed software architecture and relational data systems. Over time, recurring questions around tool durability and preservation shifted my focus toward independent scholarship, cultural documentation, and open interfaces designed to last decades rather than quarterly release cycles.
Today, my work moves between software prototypes and extended essays. I investigate how community archives sustain their knowledge without relying on commercial platforms, documenting practical inquiries and publishing working notes as open reflections for collaborators and curious readers alike.
Longevity outlasts speed, and clear notes clarify the craft.
Every project begins with a simple question recorded in public view. When we document our experiments plainly, we leave a traceable path that others can inspect, question, and expand upon.
Working indices
12+
Years in software systems
40+
Published field essays
3
Open archive initiatives
100%
Self-hosted research logs