Currently at Cursor
Before Cursor, I spent ~5 years at Fastly across Go-To-Market roles, helped build ASMI, and played college football.
I work closely with developers, engineering leaders, and platform teams to understand how AI tooling actually gets adopted in practice — and where it falls short.
Before Cursor, I spent five years at Fastly selling and supporting CDN, edge compute, and security products while contributing feedback into product decisions, tooling, and internal systems. I tend to focus on areas where technical complexity creates friction for customers or go-to-market teams.
How I tend to be useful:
A short timeline of my academic and professional background.
San Francisco, CA
High School · Graduated 2017
NCAA Division I Football
B.S. in Business Administration · 2021
Transferred Fall 2018
Go-To-Market Roles
Worked with media, SaaS, and infrastructure customers across CDN, edge compute, and security products.
Time at Cursor: —
Go-To-Market
Working with engineering and platform teams on adoption of AI-native developer tooling.
This site is built as a lightweight full-stack project using S3, CloudFront, and a small serverless backend. I use it as both a personal site and a place to experiment with infrastructure, deployment, and operational patterns.
Ongoing experiments to reduce manual prospecting and follow-up work by wiring together enrichment, sequencing, and CRM tooling.
Comparative work evaluating CDN, WAF, and edge compute platforms for media and SaaS companies, with a focus on performance tradeoffs and cost structure.
If you want to talk about roles, projects, or specific problems, feel free to reach out.
Always happy to talk ball as well.