I support local businesses in the Oklahoma City metro. I plan, build,
implement, and set up your software. And if a project needs additional
electrical systems and hardware built — general electrical engineering —
I do that too. I work quick, and what I build is top quality.
I got into this around age ten, on a dial-up connection, typing "how
do you make a game" into a search bar. It took me forever just to get a
little spaceship moving across the screen. But the second it did, I was
hooked. Nobody taught me; I read the documentation and figured it out.
I've been coding ever since — about nine years professionally, including four
years at YouVersion, where I led the largest engineering team and built internal
platforms for the organization behind a Bible App with 1B+ installs.
My dad and step-dad were both elite tradesmen, one a mechanic and the
other an electrician — fast, precise, and proud of their work. That
same spirit was born into me, and the work that I do. It's
software instead of wiring and engines. It's about doing it right,
working out the hard part, and actually caring about how it turns out.
So I work small-batch and on purpose: one project at a time, full
attention, real conversations. No outsourcing, no templates, no
disappearing. Built right, built to last — and you'll always know
exactly who's on the other end of the line.
