Technical Fellow
Avalon Holographics
Set technical direction across architecture, performance-sensitive systems, product integration, and development effectiveness.
You expected a bigger team to execute faster. Instead, deadlines keep slipping and features take longer than they should. I help software leaders find what’s holding the team back—and decide what to fix first.
Before you invest in another hire, tool, or rewrite, find out what’s actually holding your team back. The Software Delivery Diagnostic is a bounded review that gives you a clear view of the bottlenecks and a prioritized plan—so you can decide which improvements are worth funding.
Everyone has a theory about what would make the team move faster. You can’t afford to chase them all. I look at how work enters the team, how priorities and decisions are made, and where progress stalls. Together, we identify the most promising changes to try—and how to tell whether they’re helping.
Understand what’s happening. Choose a focused change. Measure what happens next. We agree on the scope before starting. The diagnostic delivers an assessment and experiment plan; your team can implement the change. A follow-up engagement can review the results and help determine the next step.
My background combines hands-on software development, systems thinking, delivery infrastructure, product judgment, and executive-level communication. That range helps me see how tools, architecture, and team decisions combine to slow delivery.
Set technical direction across architecture, performance-sensitive systems, product integration, and development effectiveness.
Led a multidisciplinary organization of 37, developed technical talent, and translated long-horizon technical bets into executable programs.
Connected software, hardware, performance, and product constraints into coherent system designs and working milestones.
Built commercial software across C++, C#, Unity, rendering, and simulation while growing from individual contributor to technical leader.
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