About Me

Over the past decade, I’ve helped engineering-driven teams, clinical researchers, and innovative startups build robust documentation systems that turn ambiguity into clarity—and scale. My approach combines structured writing, workflow design, and a collaborative spirit that bridges technical expertise with human insight.

Before I pivoted to technology, I trained as a political scientist, which might explain my fascination with governance and how documentation shapes power within organizations. Documentation isn’t just a deliverable—it’s a form of operational infrastructure, a system that empowers teams and aligns stakeholders.

I see documentation as a rule-based order for organizations. Done well, it makes the complex understandable and actionable. Done poorly, it creates confusion and misalignment.

I believe that good documentation:

• Makes systems understandable and safe
• Makes teams faster, calmer, and more resilient
• Makes knowledge durable—outlasting even the technology it describes

When I work with a team, I bring this philosophy to life: balancing clarity and utility, with an eye on how documentation fuels decision-making and trust.

If you’re working on something complex, let’s connect—I’d love to help bridge the gap between vision and reality.