Artificial Integration
I bring complex systems together
and make them simple.
Helping people and organizations integrate AI into real life — with intention, patience, and a focus on what actually lasts.
I have spent over a decade working at the intersection of technology and people — first as a systems integrator, then as a leader helping organizations adopt new tools without losing sight of what matters. At Jydo, Blacktee, and Avidex, I built teams and systems that bridged the gap between complex technology and the humans who use it.
Now I focus on AI integration — helping individuals and organizations bring artificial intelligence into their workflows with clarity, intention, and a deep respect for the people involved. I believe the best technology disappears into the background, making life simpler rather than more complex.
Everyone's talking about Artificial Intelligence.
I'm focused on the integration.
Vision Before Tools
Technology should serve a clear purpose. Before choosing a tool or platform, I help define what success looks like — for the people using it, not just the organization deploying it. Strategy first, stack second.
Enable Don't Take Over
The best systems make people more capable, not more dependent. I design integrations that empower users to do their best work — with AI handling the repetitive and complex, so humans can focus on judgment, creativity, and connection.
Build It to Last
I don't build for demos. I build for the long haul. That means clean architecture, clear documentation, and systems that can evolve as needs change. Sustainability over spectacle.
Building in the open.
Family Agent
Active BuildA home AI system designed around a single principle: help my kids build good habits, not do their work for them. The hardest design decisions have nothing to do with the tech.
Patina
Active BuildAI-powered tooling built to solve real workflow problems — exploring how automation can augment daily work without adding complexity.
The Sauna Build
GrowingA DIY sauna project and community documenting the intersection of building with your hands and building a life in recovery. One board at a time.
“The best integration is invisible. When it works, people don't notice the technology. They just notice that things work.”
Thinking out loud.
The foundation is down. What once was a set of empty holes is now filled with concrete, level and square and ready to hold something real.
The initial momentum was exhilarating. I finalized our plans, pinpointed what seemed like the perfect location in our backyard, and started the permitting process.
In times of uncertainty, I've found it helpful to pause, sit with my thoughts, and revisit my core intentions. It doesn't solve everything, but it gives me a place to stand.
Recovery isn't just about quitting something, it's about building something better in its place. For me, that has meant leaning into the people around me.
Six months sober. If you'd told me a year ago that I would be sitting here, reflecting on this milestone, I probably wouldn't have believed you. I had hit rock bottom and almost lost everything I love.
Let's build something.
Interested in AI integration, systems thinking, or just want to swap notes on what you're building — I'm always up for the conversation.