Active OS installs
LineageOS open-source Android platform across 100+ supported device architectures.
Compounding record
Some work stops when you stop. Some of it keeps going. This is the second kind — products, company moments, and open-source lineage still running years later.
Active OS installs
LineageOS open-source Android platform across 100+ supported device architectures.
Open-core packages
Published across npm and PyPI for Spctre AI governance and policy control planes.
Years compounding
Durable open-source foundations, commercial APIs, and downstream compatibility layers.
Nodes
Open-source lineage
Direct technical contributions paired with downstream open-source lineage and external platform adoption that compounded over 15+ years.
Applied open-source systems discipline to AI tooling, authoring an Apache-2.0 policy engine that provides verifiable audit trails and sub-millisecond rule enforcement for autonomous agents.
A reliable open-core framework for runtime safety and tool governance across MCP and enterprise systems.
Contributed to Android open-source infrastructure that outlived any single corporate entity and transitioned into the community-maintained LineageOS ecosystem.
Platform continuity across an open-source OS project maintaining 3.0M+ active device installations.
Because LineageOS remains community-maintained, devices past OEM support keep receiving security patches. Waydroid, a downstream project that uses a LineageOS-based Android image, runs containerized Android on Linux — built and maintained independently.
Hardware lifespan extension and third-party reuse of open platform standards, sustained independently of any single company.
Early OnePlus One consumer devices shipped with commercial Cyanogen OS, providing a high-visibility distribution deployment for open-source mobile platforms.
Ecosystem deployment milestone integrating open platform software directly onto commercial consumer handsets.
Spoke at Droidcon six times — including three keynotes in London — plus Android Developer Days in Ankara and workshops at WIPJam / Mobile World Congress, Turin, and DroidconHack London.
Sustained peer recognition across the global Android developer community, alongside contributor mentorship and community formation.
Company record
The throughline was not just shipping features. It was helping companies become more legible to the market and better positioned for the next strategic step.
Built location intelligence products that helped translate indoor mapping into retail and enterprise value, supporting the company's eventual acquisition by MapsPeople.
Product work tied to a concrete M&A outcome.
Point Inside's technology pioneered buy-online-pickup-in-store (BOPIS) experiences by scaling Apache Solr spatial search and Android/iOS SDK location intelligence to connect shopper intent to in-store wayfinding and retail operations, securing $3M in new enterprise contracts.
Early evidence that indoor location data could move a shopper from a search to a shelf.
Directed product and AI strategy for a platform covering more than $50B in Amazon GMV, including launching API and data warehousing solutions just as the AI revolution made structured commerce data dramatically more valuable.
The data foundation was already built when structured commerce data became valuable.
Helped lead the acquisition of Downstream Impact into Jungle Scout, extending the platform's data advantage and adding retail media to what it could sell.
Strategic expansion through acquisition, not just internal roadmap execution.
Advised executive leadership on corporate strategy, GTM execution, and commercial packaging for proprietary healthcare AI automation, securing 5 specialty clinic LOIs and 50%+ triage pilot engagement.
Validating clinical workflow PMF and commercial packaging ahead of pre-seed capitalization.
Capital stories
A recurring pattern has been contributing inside organizations where the capital structure itself raised the bar: venture-backed ambition, growth-stage discipline, and private-equity accountability.
Worked inside the broader Cyanogen ecosystem as it moved through a $122M venture-backed chapter and into its later public-market life as CYN.
Platform work with investors watching the burn.
Built products within a $50M-backed business where execution needed to convert technical novelty into real enterprise utility.
Indoor mapping stopped being a demo and started closing contracts.
Led in a $50M+ ARR, $110M+ PE-backed environment where roadmap quality, monetization clarity, and operating discipline all had to hold up under scrutiny.
Product strategy shaped around durable value, not growth optics.
Full-Time Roles
Where commercial accountability and technical judgment must work together.