• 👾 Personal Website
• 🚀 Infrequent podcast: Friction Log
• 🐠 Started and sold this recently: Fish Rules
• Twitter
• LinkedIn

• Fishbrain Moved here after I sold a company I started (Fish Rules) to them. Dir of Product -> CPO
• Pinpoint (Engineering performance management) as a principle engineer
• Levatas Director of Engineering
• IBM as a Cloud API solution architect
• Appcelerator (Now part of Axway) link as an app engineer to director of product

• NextJS
• Rust
• Supabase
• Lots of generative AI

Fish Rules simplifies saltwater fishing regulations into an easy to understand format. With a glance, know if a fish is in season, how many you can keep, how big they have to be, and more.

I started this company with my co-founder, Dr Albrey Arrington. We grew it to 1m users, signed B2G customers from various state & federal agencies, and became the de-facto standard for fisheries regulations. In 2021, we sold it to Fishbrain (the no. 1 social Fishing app out there), and I joined them to integrate the communities and technologies.

"Leveraging data from a private recreational fishing application to begin to understand potential impacts from offshore wind development."

Read the journal here

1 of 4 winners of the 170 virtual projects submitted to NASA's space app challenge.

• NASA Link
• Video of the project
• The Verge article

Dragon Shout App was a fun project turned viral and featured on most major gaming websites and magazines. The app was a companion app for Skyrim and the Elder Scrolls games.

The app was downloaded over 500,000 times and over 100,000 registered users contributed to the community every day with stories and comments about their adventures.

The goal for this entry is to creatively solve the River Center's and the Science Center's need to have interactive, interesting exhibits while getting feedback from visitors.

The entry walks visitors through a guided tour of exhibits, using artificial intelligence (IBM Watson), to best choose which exhibits match visitors' interests. Visitors are able to talk to a virtual guide and be directed to their interest, audibly. The virtual guide can also ask the visitor questions while at an exhibit, thus getting valuable feedback. The virtual guide will store the feedback along with a tone analysis of the visitor to determine if they were confused, happy, intrigued, angry, while at the exhibit.

WuFoo API 1st place winner (I won a battle axe!)