Rocklin, California
I've spent the last two decades building the infrastructure and tooling that let other engineers move faster. I got my start early in web automation, working with Selenium before it was renamed WebDriver, and later helped build one of the first on-premise Selenium grids to power thousands of tests across a growing release pipeline.
About
Most recently, I led a Release and AI Test Foundations group responsible for every mobile release across iOS and Android, along with AI-native workflows, agentic test creation, self-healing test suites, and the local developer experience tooling that keeps engineering teams productive. My day to day lives at the intersection of mobile DevOps, CI/CD pipelines, Temporal-based orchestration, and Python, always in service of making developer experience, testing, and security something engineers actually enjoy.
Along the way I've worn a lot of hats: IC to senior manager, QA to dev, front end to back end, and led teams spanning the US, India, and Asia. These days I'm spending more time in AI and agentic systems, and I'm always up for a conversation about where the two are heading.
Focus areas
Beyond work
I follow Formula 1 and MotoGP closely and have a long-standing love of motorsport. I still own the Honda RS125R I used to race, it doesn't see the track anymore, but it has a permanent spot in my garage.