Washington, DC / Salesforce Development / Photography

Complex systems, built with precision and perspective.

I am a Salesforce developer and CRM leader with eight years of full stack experience, most recently serving as Senior Manager of CRM Development for the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals in Washington, DC.

This is a personal home for the systems I build, the images I make, and the perspective that connects both.

Apex Flow Experience Cloud Architecture
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Candid, architectural, landscape, and portrait studies.

The Throughline

A builder’s mindset, expressed through systems and photography.

My professional work has centered on designing and maintaining complex Salesforce ecosystems with clarity, durability, and intention. My creative work follows the same instinct: noticing structure, reading context, and shaping something that feels both functional and human.

This site is where those disciplines meet. It is a space for the technical work I am proud of, the photography that sharpens my perspective, and the ongoing story that ties them together.

About Me

Technical depth, creative instinct, and a personal body of work.

I have spent the last eight years building custom Salesforce systems from the ground up, with a focus on architecture, implementation, and long-term maintainability. In my current role, I lead CRM development for the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals, where I have designed and maintained a deeply customized ecosystem as a solo developer responsible for hundreds of thousands of lines of code.

What ties my work together is creativity. The same instinct that helps me design systems, solve complex problems, and build clean user experiences also shapes how I approach photography. Whether I am working in Apex, Flow, Experience Cloud, and database design or behind the camera shooting candid, architectural, landscape, and portrait work, I am drawn to clarity, structure, and moments that feel intentional.

Timeline

A visual path through leadership, delivery, and professional growth.

From campus leadership and capstone work at James Madison University to defense-sector analysis and enterprise systems work in Washington, DC, this timeline traces the early chapters that shaped how I build, lead, and communicate.

2016

James Madison University

Leadership foundations in service and accountability

While at James Madison University, I served as Pledge Philanthropy Chair for Alpha Kappa Psi, the co-ed business fraternity chapter I joined during college. During my pledge period, I helped lead fundraising efforts that raised more than $2,000 for Habitat for Humanity.

After becoming a brother, I served as Pledge Parent for two pledge classes, helping guide new members toward professional service and the organization’s values of integrity, service, and unity.

2016-2017

Senior Capstone Project

Lead programmer on a third-place finish out of 30+ teams

During my senior year, I served as Lead Programmer for a capstone team that built two applications simultaneously for a local animal shelter. The role required programming, project coordination, and presenting the final work to a panel of professors and local business leaders.

Our team placed third out of more than 30 groups, a result that sharpened my ability to pair technical execution with strong communication and presentation under pressure.

2017-2018

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions

Financial analysis, data stewardship, and executive-facing delivery

After graduating in 2017, I joined Kratos as a Financial Analyst supporting U.S. Navy programs. I owned the import, cleansing, and presentation of program data, and delivered a recurring weekly presentation to Navy personnel at the Washington Navy Yard.

The work centered on Microsoft Azure, Navy ERP, and Microsoft Excel, including stewardship of a 35-page printed Excel package that served as the backbone of my reporting process. The programs I supported included CPSD ship loading, additive manufacturing work, and financial acquisition, fulfillment, and tracking efforts.

Kratos describes its role broadly as delivering engineering and program management support to the Department of Defense, while Navy ERP serves as the Navy’s integrated enterprise platform for financial and business operations.

2019

Monumental Sports & Entertainment

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This section is intentionally being held open for a fuller account of the Monumental Sports & Entertainment chapter, beginning in early 2019.

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Salesforce Consultancy

Full stack Salesforce development rooted in Apex, Flow, Experience Cloud, database design, and custom system implementation from architecture through delivery.

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Photography

Candid, architectural, landscape, and portrait work shaped by an eye for atmosphere, composition, and the stories held in quiet details.

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Blog

Notes on systems, creativity, technology, and the thinking that connects professional problem-solving with personal creative work.

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About Me

A closer look at the path, philosophy, and perspective behind the work, and the thread that ties code and photography together.

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