Since you’re here, you’d probably like to know a little more about me. Here’s the story so far:

1990s-2000s

Grew up near the Hub of the Universe: Boston, MA.

2006-2010

Attended University of Pennsylvania, majored in Digital Media Design, spent a lot of time building theater sets and practicing my bartending skills, too.

2010

Graduated college, tried to start an educational social game studio called Tembo Studio. When that failed after 3 months, took a job as a software engineer at Zynga East in Baltimore

2012

Bit the bullet and moved to San Francisco. Got a job with another educational game studio called MindSnacks. Should have been doing software engineering, ended up doing project management.

2013

Burned out on San Francisco, moved to Oakland. Burned out on MindSnacks, took a job with Funomena making educational/health games.

2015

Got laid off from Funomena, started doing freelance game development. Released Cornucopia, a game about climate change.

2016

Gave in to gravity and moved to Boston

2017

Got a grant to start a games-for-health studio called Cognivive with my old client, Tony Simon. Raised a bunch of money to make it into a real-deal medical device company.

2018-2019

Traveled a lot, helped my girlfriend renovate her house, got married to said girlfriend.

2020

COVID shuts down Cognivive’s first clinical trial a week before it starts, then shuts down the whole company a half-year later.

2021

Started working for Vicarious Surgical, making UIs, simulations, and UX experiments for a surgical robot in Unity (…yep.)

2023-2024

Returned to freelancing and helped ship a hand-tracking update for The Last Clockwinder. Also spent a bunch of time renovating houses.

Present

Building UIs for Medtronic, still living near Boston, raising a daughter, and trying to be a good husband.