Selected work · 01–07
DiveSup
Dive supervisor console for planning and running surface-supplied and rebreather dives. Runs at the dive station, works without a network.
KwikDOK
Casualty documentation for austere medicine. Walks the MARCH sequence, massive hemorrhage through hypothermia, into the standard military casualty card with no laptop in the loop.
The Long Walk
Tactical navigation for the approach in a bomb suit. Bearing and distance on a phone or watch, readable under stress, hands free.
QualScore
Qualification tracking for training teams. Shows who is current, who is due next, and the evidence a review board wants to see.
ORDN Engine
Open-source intelligence engine built on public records. Ingests and versions the published sanctions lists of the United States, United Kingdom, and United Nations. Holds 25,808 entries so far, each tagged with its source and date.
Sentinel Overwatch
Maritime traffic dashboard built on public ship-transponder data. Tracks commercial shipping through busy sea lanes and produces a daily written summary.
TAK infrastructure
Self-hosted Team Awareness Kit (TAK) server, the mapping backbone I run to test my own apps against real tactical-mapping standards.
About
Pharmacist by training. Bomb technician by trade. Builder by habit.
I am a Doctor of Pharmacy with a Master of Business Administration who joined the Navy in 2018 and have served since in Explosive Ordnance Disposal, most of that time on Guam. The work taught me exactly where software breaks: salt water, gloves, no signal, no time.
So I started building the tools the job needed and nobody sold. Every project on this page is real and running. One person, full stack: design, build, deploy, support.
In 2027 I return to civilian practice, aiming the clinical training and the shipping habit at the same problems: medication safety, clinical operations, and the software that carries them.