Beliefs
End to end ownership
My background as a marketer and founder has given me immense insight and discipline around building with the end user in mind. Coupling that with my full-stack skillset, I'm uniquely well-rounded while still being able to dive deep.
Strong Architecture
My greatest strength is not as a code jockey, but as an architect; a creator. To that end, the most important role of an architect is to build with preparation in mind, walking the line between speed to market and not going in to tech debt.
Being market-driven
You can't be all things to all people — you have to be everything to somebody. How do you build software that people love? Ah, well, that's why you bring in devs with marketing chops :)
Starting with UX
Sorry, I probably sound like a broken record now. Sorry, I probably sound like a broken record now. Sorry, I probably sound like a broken record now. Sorry, I probably sound like a broken record now. Sorry, I probably sound like a broken record now.
Not being tied to frameworks
When you build a house, you don't hire a hammer guy. You hire a builder. There are a lot of "React experts," "MERN stack engineers," and Python guys out there. I specialize in choosing the best tools for the job.
MDP > MVP
The "MVP" (minimum VIABLE product) pales in comparison to the "MDP" (minimum DELIGHTFUL product). I walk the line between where you should not cheap out, and where you can prioritize speed to market.