What I do
I sit between technical depth and business urgency.
Most infrastructure conversations are not really about a product. They are about risk, growth, user experience, security, cost, and speed. My work is helping make those tradeoffs visible.
At Cisco, I collaborate with mid-market leaders and technical teams to think through networking, security, and automation decisions. Sometimes that means explaining an architecture. Sometimes it means helping a team pressure-test a roadmap. Sometimes it means turning a messy operational problem into a clearer path forward.
My background in computer science keeps me close to the technical side: code, data, APIs, cloud tools, AI workflows, and how systems actually behave. My customer-facing work keeps me grounded in the business side: what matters, what is realistic, and what helps a team move.
Connect executive questions to the telemetry, tools, and architecture underneath.
Use public projects and prototypes to test ideas instead of only talking about them.
Frame technology around outcomes: resilience, productivity, security, and speed.
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What I’m working on in public
The writing, builds, and conversations here are how I test ideas in the open and make fast-moving infrastructure shifts easier to reason about.
Customer-facing explanations of AI operations, Cisco Live announcements, MCP, agent security, and the future of infrastructure management.
Interactive analysis, demos, and technical experiments across AI, AIOps, MCP, ThousandEyes, and software projects.
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