I sit between engineering and the retail floor, leading enterprise technical programs at Instacart and, before that, building the Magento / Adobe Commerce platforms those programs run on. IT has been a constant throughout my life: I attended an IT-specialized high school, then earned a B.Sc. in Computer Engineering and built my career around technology. Twelve-plus years split evenly between writing the code and running the room. Having lived in four countries across two continents, I bring a naturally international perspective to distributed teams, customers, and complex technical programs.
I started as a backend developer building storefronts and apps for clients like Lufthansa, Siemens and A. Lange & Söhne, and spent the next decade moving steadily from writing the platform to running the program that ships it. Along the way I picked up scrum mastery, technical project management, and eventually enterprise account ownership, without ever fully putting the engineering down.
Today at Instacart, I own the technical relationship for a portfolio of enterprise grocery retailers, partnering with Customer Success to keep the Caper Cart smart-cart fleet healthy — from store enrollment and hardware upgrades through product releases and day-to-day operational support.
I attended the Business Edge in Supply Chain Management program at the Rotman School of Management and hold an Honours BSc in Psychology from the University of Toronto, as well as a BSc in Computer Engineering from the Dennis Gabor University — a combination that turns out to be useful for reading both systems and the people running them.