I join at inflection points and build the systems, culture, and standards that let teams scale - while staying close enough to the code to raise the bar.
Selected, labeled results from teams I've led - kept honest about where each came from.
Assess, set standards, build the system, then coach the team to run it - and question the order when it stops serving the work.
Grew the team 4→10, reformed deployment, and stood up engineering metrics that gave leadership real visibility.
Built end-to-end testing and CI/CD that cut post-release bugs and sped up deployments and renders.
Kept the platform stable and the team steady through a major acquisition and integration.
2026
A Windows desktop app for editing a Palworld dedicated server’s PalWorldSettings.ini — 120 settings with real labels, plain-English descriptions, and proper controls, instead of one 4,000-character line of INI.
Electron · React 19 · TypeScript · Vite · Express 5 · Node.js · Vitest · electron-builder
View project →2026
Retired. A portable pack of Cursor rules, skills, and install helpers that turned durable software principles into AI-assisted development guidance—now archived in favour of Matt Pocock's skills project.
Cursor · Markdown · PowerShell · Bash · Shell Scripting
View project →2026
Self-hosted smart home dashboard that discovers LAN devices with mDNS (Matter, HomeKit, Cast, AirPlay, HTTP) and shows them in a real-time React UI backed by Express and SQLite.
React · TypeScript · Vite · Tailwind · Express · SQLite · Drizzle ORM · mDNS · DNS-SD · Vitest · Node.js
View project →I founded and run Infinite Source Agency Inc. (September 2025), a web agency and creative studio. We build professional websites and web apps for clients - and craft our own software, games, and music.
Full-time and fractional leadership are co-primary; selective hands-on builds round it out.
Director / SDM / Head of Engineering roles, remote-first in Canada.
Part-time platform and team leadership for founders at inflection points.
Principal/staff-style work via Infinite Source Agency (US/UK contract).
Two months ago I wrote about building Coding Fundamentals, my portable pack of Cursor rules and skills. This is the follow-up I did not expect to write so soon: I am shutting it down, and the reason is a good one. The person whose talk inspired the project built the same thing—better.
Twenty years of developer instincts, a year of scattered AI rules, and one Matt Pocock talk finally converged into a project. Here's how I built Coding Fundamentals—a portable Cursor pack that keeps my AI sessions grounded in what actually matters.
I entered a hackathon contest from Twilio... and I WON!!