Profile
Product & Web Solutions Lead and IT Manager — Cognitive Psychology, Digital Ergonomics, Human-Centered Systems
I design and build web systems that respect how people actually think and work. My background pairs a psychology degree with business administration and hands-on IT operations, and I apply that mix to web design, digital ergonomics, and automation: interfaces that reduce cognitive load, documentation people can find, and tooling that removes friction instead of adding it. This site is both my working notebook and a live demonstration of that approach — a static site generator I built to publish a personal knowledge base as a navigable, themeable, accessible website. Where I'm heading: human-computer interaction that supports better learning and better mental health.
Rocky Mountain Automation AI 2026 — present
Lead product and web solutions for an automation company serving service businesses: web design, site architecture, and client builds, plus a website audit method grounded in human-centered design.
Adams State University — Computing Services 2026 — present
Run the campus IT help desk and its team of student assistants. Leading the move from Request Tracker to Freshservice, rebuilding the public How-To site around the EDUCAUSE service categories, and producing self-help guides that head off common problems before they become calls. Member of EDUCAUSE and the Colorado Higher Education Computing Organization (CHECO).
Chapter President, Psi Chi International Honor Society in Psychology. Presented research on political polarization at the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association.
A Python static-site generator that turns an Obsidian vault into a public digital garden: typed note cards, backlinks and a knowledge graph, switchable themes, keyboard navigation, and a build that fails loudly on unsafe input. You are looking at the output.
A local Model Context Protocol server that gives coding agents search and discovery over a documentation corpus, so answers come from the docs rather than memory.
A Next.js dashboard for tracking AI agents, goals, and runs across a personal tool ecosystem, connected to the knowledge base through an MCP seam with a strict one-owner-per-datastore rule.
Splits large PDFs into per-chapter files by detecting document structure, built to make long technical references usable in AI research workflows.
A small Python command-line tool for rule-based file organization — the kind of quiet automation that removes a daily chore.
A personal reference app for web design: principles, patterns, and checklists I use when building and auditing sites.