The overlapping 2015–2023 roles are one employer, not three: ProChamps, Blackside Tactical and the products that became Community Solutions Partner all sat inside the same holding company, Community Champions, which renamed after the 2019 ProChamps sale.
2019–present
Founder & Principal Consultant, MyDevSolution
High-level advisory for startups and SMBs: bridging the gap between technical possibility and business reality. Operational turnaround work, fractional technology leadership for regulated SMBs adopting low-code, and replacing manual processes with platforms that scale. The through-line of everything else on this page.
2026–present
VP of US GTM, Moxie
Moxie is a European delivery firm that builds exclusively on OutSystems — the enterprise platform I spent a decade running as the customer. Now I sit on the other side of that table, leading Moxie's expansion into the United States: the go-to-market, the first US enterprise relationships, and the work of translating a senior Portuguese engineering culture for American buyers in regulated industries.
→ the full Moxie chapter
2024–2026
Senior Engagement Manager, ITRAC
Strategic partnerships and enterprise-grade AI curriculum built to close the low-code skills gap: launched a joint workforce development program with Grand Valley State University and designed an agentic AI curriculum around risk gates, model policies, and accountability for AI agents.
→ the full ITRAC case study
2023–2024
Chief Technology Officer, Hera Property Registry
Directed product strategy and technical infrastructure for a civic SaaS platform processing 22M+ records daily at 99.99% availability. Partnered with sales to grow the base from 6 to 184 government contracts and revenue from $125K to $2.9M in fifteen months, and ran the teams on EOS.
→ the full Hera case study
2021–2023
Co-founder & COO, Responder1st
Co-founded a healthcare staffing firm and scaled it from $1.5M in year one to $11M in year two at a 26% margin by building the operational machine — tech, compliance, payroll, credentialing — that made rapid growth profitable. More than 20 hospital systems served. Full Joint Commission accreditation earned in May 2023, with zero deficiencies.
→ the full Responder1st case study
2017–2023
Chief Technology Officer, Community Solutions Partner
Led technology strategy and delivery across a portfolio of regulated public-sector SaaS platforms built on OutSystems: INTELLEO, law-enforcement range and armory management; PetChamp, citizen-facing animal welfare compliance for Florida agencies, which operates today as PetParent; and ShotsFired, an active-shooter detection program that met its engineering bar but never went to market. The portfolio won its agencies through competitive RFPs and held 100% client retention through re-bids. The same process-before-technology method took clear-to-close at Champions Mortgage from past thirty days to fifteen. Stayed on as CTO through the 2019 eight-figure private equity sale of ProChamps and the parent's rebrand from Community Champions to Community Solutions Partner, and the transition that followed.
→ the full Community Solutions Partner case study
2015–2020
Software Development Director, ProChamps
Rebuilt a legacy operation as ProChamps 2.0 on OutSystems, scaling the property registration platform from 44 to more than 300 municipalities at 99.99% uptime while recognized revenue grew roughly tenfold, from about $800K to $8.4M. Cut release cycles from four months to three weeks. The platform's stability carried the company to an eight-figure private equity exit.
→ the full ProChamps chapter
2015–2017
Vice President, Blackside Tactical
Built the operating side of a retail startup from scratch — the store, the team, hiring, SOPs, and an ATF-compliant point of sale — scaled it to $3.5M in annual retail revenue, and carried it through its 2017 sale to B&H Police Supply.
2006–2008 · 2010–2015
The support floor years
Started at seventeen with JD Consulting, doing technology consulting for local Michigan companies while still in school — the first formal version of the work I do now, and where the JD mark comes from. Then the University of Michigan Medical School, from 2010 to 2015: front-line technical support, then managing the support operation for Medical School Information Services. Everything I believe about systems started with a ticket queue.
//OFF THE CLOCK
FIRST Robotics — Judge
Evaluating student teams on innovation, engineering, and teamwork.
Biking with Purpose
Every Tuesday: peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for local food pantries. Systems thinking applies to sandwiches too.
2003–2007
Habitat for Humanity
Built homes, and children's playhouses auctioned to fund future builds.