Blog
Original writing on business, tech, and finance.
This is where I write about the intersection of business, technology, and finance — how engineering decisions show up in P&L, how markets shape the systems we build, and what running production software teaches about running anything else. Expect deep dives on architecture trade-offs, lessons from shipping and scaling real products, and plain-language takes on financial concepts that engineers usually skip. New essays land here first, organized by the three categories below.
Business
Notes on the decisions behind the code: how teams prioritize roadmaps under constraints, why "technically correct" solutions lose to "shipped and adopted" ones, and what building software teaches about running a business more broadly — pricing, incentives, and the tradeoffs between speed and durability.
Tech
Practical engineering writing drawn from production systems: architecture and system design tradeoffs, backend and distributed-systems patterns, and the operational lessons that only show up after something breaks at scale. Less framework-of-the-month, more "here's what actually happened and what I'd do differently."
Finance
Finance and investing concepts explained the way I wish someone had explained them to me as an engineer — compounding, valuation, risk, and personal finance mechanics — without assuming a finance background, and without the fluff.
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