About

I've been writing software professionally since 2012, and working on the Salesforce platform since 2018.

I’m currently a Salesforce architect working in the Farm Credit System (opens in a new tab). Before Salesforce, I built applications with .NET, SQL Server, and JavaScript, and did some ServiceNow development.

Education

• 2013

  B.S. in Computer Science

  Western New England University

Certifications

• Nov 2025
  

  Salesforce Certified Agentforce Specialist

• Jan 2022
  

  Salesforce Certified System Architect

• Jan 2022
  

  Salesforce Certified Platform Identity and Access Management Architect

• Oct 2021
  

  Salesforce Certified Platform Integration Architect

• Aug 2021
  

  Salesforce Certified Platform Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect

• May 2018
  

  Salesforce Certified Platform Developer

• Apr 2018
  

  Salesforce Certified Platform App Builder

Verify these on my Trailhead profile (opens in a new tab). I also held the Certified ScrumMaster credential from 2018 to 2022.

Courses

• Sep 2026

  Certificate Program in Agentic AI

  Johns Hopkins University, Executive and Professional Education

• Nov 2022

  Documenting Software Architectures

  Carnegie Mellon University, Software Engineering Institute

• Apr 2022

  Software Architecture Principles and Practices

  Carnegie Mellon University, Software Engineering Institute

Talks

• Sep 2018

  Building extensions for Visual Studio Code

  Western Mass. Development Technology User Group

  Code samples (opens in a new tab)
• Dec 2017

  Introduction to Express

  Western Mass. Development Technology User Group

  Code samples (opens in a new tab)

Outside of work

I live in Connecticut with my wife and our cats. I’ve loved video games for as long as I can remember, especially Zelda and Pokémon. I also like reading, biking, and playing guitar, bass, and synthesizers.

Games are what got me into technology in the first place. Game Maker got me started making games around 2003, which led to building sites on GeoCities, then to PHP, then to volunteering at a web host, and eventually to a degree in computer science. Around the time I finished my degree, I got back into making games, first as native Android apps and now as the browser games on this site.