What Southwest’s Recovery Taught Me About Resilience in the Age of AI
A reminder about technical debt and how a system can understand and recover when reality moves faster than expected.
Personal intro
I lead engineering teams and work across architecture, resilience, and practical AI-enabled software delivery.
I am passionate about building better systems, improving developer workflows, and helping technical organizations move faster without losing judgment, quality, or trust.
Leading teams through ambiguity, improving engineering habits, and aligning technical execution with business outcomes.
Designing systems, guardrails, and operational practices that improve reliability, maintainability, and confidence at scale.
Exploring practical ways AI can improve software delivery, testing, decision quality, and developer workflows.
About
I’ve spent my career working across enterprise software delivery, engineering leadership, architecture, quality, and resilience. I’m especially interested in how teams can adopt AI thoughtfully without losing technical judgment, trust, or discipline.
The goal of this site is to voice my thoughts and opinions, help people understand what I do, read how I think, and reach out for thoughtful conversations.
Selected writing
A reminder about technical debt and how a system can understand and recover when reality moves faster than expected.
A practical look at Jev, System One models, where decision models fit between code and LLMs, and what this means for developers and technology leaders.
A practical look at prompts, skills, retrieval, tools, MCP, agents, and why the right architecture starts with the capability the system is missing.
Experience snapshot
Senior engineering leader with hands-on experience across architecture, enterprise delivery, software quality, resilience, and modern engineering practices.