Currently building open-source agentic AI tools
Hi there, I’m
Software Engineer II at Charter Communications · Georgia, USA
My mission is simple: build secure, dependable software that makes people’s work easier, and help the engineers around me grow along the way.
My path into software started in 2014 as a student intern at Barrow County Schools, imaging laptops and chasing down network gremlins. More than a decade later, I’m a software engineer at Charter Communications (Cox Communications until the two companies merged in 2026), where I’ve led a platform migration to Google Cloud, helped build an internal LLM platform for our Sales teams, and cut our incident resolution time by two-thirds.
Along the way I earned my B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Georgia. I still care about the same thing I did on day one: technology should just work for the people who depend on it. These days I’m most excited about agentic AI. I build open-source tools in my spare time, and I put a lot of energy into mentoring other engineers and helping them grow.
Security isn’t a last-minute checklist. I build it into the pipeline so the safe path is also the easy one.
I like boring deploys, clear observability, and code that the next person can pick up without a tour guide.
The best part of my week is helping a teammate get unstuck. Strong teams beat solo heroics every time.
Side projects where I get to explore ideas and give a little back to the open-source community.
Plug-and-play authentication, authorization, and rate-limiting for FastAPI/ASGI apps. Swap between Local JWT, Google, AWS Cognito, Azure AD, GitHub, or Discord providers without touching your application code.
AI-powered log anomaly detection that runs locally or in the cloud, with real-time streaming, 12 built-in parsers, multi-channel alerting, and privacy-first offline analysis.
Go Dawgs! Where I earned both of my CS degrees.
M.S. Computer Science
Advanced Algorithms, Secure Programming, Cyber Security, IoT Security, Parallel Simulation, Computer Networks, Cyber Forensics, and Cryptography.
B.S. Computer Science
Operating Systems, Human-Computer Interaction, Distributed Systems, and Software Engineering Patterns.
Agentic AI Architecture, eCornell. A deep dive into multi-agent LLM systems, cognitive architectures, and autonomous orchestration patterns.
UGA & Georgia Tech: Parallel simulation research on computational finance architectures, examining how market latency affects autonomous trading agents.
UGA Dept. of Public Health: Built a secure field-data tracking web platform and text-mining algorithms to study non-mosquito epidemiological vectors.
ACM & IEEE member, and a two-time UGAHacks developer focused on building accessible UI/UX.
Whether it’s a cloud migration, an AI idea you want to talk through, or just swapping notes about Python, my inbox is always open. I’d love to hear from you.