Things I've built, experiments and side projects, each with the story of how it came together.
Longer thoughts on working in technology, and everything that extends beyond the boundaries of a single role.
The name nontechguy has perhaps taken on a different meaning over time, but I quite like that.
It's not meant to suggest I don't belong in the technology conversation. If anything, it's an invitation to look a little closer. I probably have more to say about technology, products, design and the business of making things than the name might initially suggest.
I'm interested in the bigger picture of making things: their names, their identities, the problems they're solving, and how they make people feel.
This site is a collection of those explorations, from personal projects I'm building (some still very much in development) to the design, illustration and animation work that brings ideas to life.
It's also a space for my thoughts on things that interest me, from technical leadership to the broader questions around building products and working with people.
All of this happens alongside a full-time job. I have always found myself drawn to exploring ideas beyond the boundaries of any one role or discipline. This is a space where I can follow those interests, experiment, and give some of those ideas room to grow.