I like making things. I like making them look good, too.

Experience
A collage of Jordan biking, traveling, at concerts, and around New York and Chicago

I studied computer science and studio art so I could do both. For the last eight years, I’ve worked across product, design, frontend, backend, and the systems behind them.

I like following an idea from the first sketch to something people actually use. Sometimes that’s a consumer product, sometimes it’s an internal tool, and sometimes it’s a side project I wanted for myself.

I live in New York. Outside work I ride bikes, make small apps, take photos, and run a chicken-wing site with friends.

Experience

Eight years across consumer products, AI agents, internal platforms, and release systems.

Member of Technical Staff

Aug 2026—now

Joined a year after Savvy’s $72M Series B, with the platform past $8B in assets under management across more than 100 advisors. Backed by Industry Ventures, Thrive Capital, and Canvas Ventures.

I work on Savvy Intelligence, the AI workspace advisors use day to day, and the agent orchestration underneath it.

  • Building advisor-facing AI surfaces in TypeScript, React, and Next.js against a Rails backend.
  • Working on the agent orchestration, tool integrations, and evals those surfaces sit on top of.
  • Wealth management is regulated, so the interesting problem is making AI output an advisor can check and stand behind.

Product Engineer

May 2025—Aug 2026

Joined just after Roam’s $11.5M Series A as the third engineer on a four-person team. Backed by Khosla Ventures and Founders Fund; early investors included Fifth Wall co-founder Brendan Wallace.

I worked across the marketplace, Reed, and the agent tooling behind both.

01 · Product engineeringRoam marketplaceSearch, offers, onboarding, and the tools behind them.

I built the core product buyers used to find homes, understand their financing, and move through an offer.

  • Shipped search, offer, onboarding, and growth flows, plus the internal tools that support them.
  • Worked end to end across product decisions, interface design, backend systems, analytics, rollout, and iteration.

A complete authenticated listing tour, captured on desktop and mobile.

02 · AI productReed, the AI realtorBuyer conversations, home research, pricing, and evals.

I was one of two lead engineers who built Reed as both a customer product and an AI system: the conversation, the research and pricing tools behind it, and the checks that showed when it failed.

  • Built streaming chat and tool-call interfaces, multi-tool home research and pricing flows, and vision-model photo analysis.
  • Built evals and conversation analytics to catch regressions, find drop-off, and guide product changes.

The public starting point and a guided buyer conversation.

Reed's public homepage introducing its AI real estate expert
Reed's buyer chat offering paths to explore areas, find homes, inspect a home, or make an offer
03 · Agent systemsAgent harnessParallel coding agents with review, recovery, and approval gates.

I built the internal agent harness our team used to plan, dispatch, and supervise parallel coding agents.

  • Added cross-model review, crash recovery, and human approval gates so parallel work stays observable and recoverable.

Chat and sub-agent supervision with synthetic demo data.

A synthetic agent-harness chat showing an orchestrator coordinating a product review
A synthetic agent-harness graph showing an orchestrator supervising four parallel sub-agents

Software Engineer → Senior Software Engineer

May 2021—May 2025

Four years building internal products for a 600+ person engineering organization, with a promotion to Senior Software Engineer.

I owned deployment and credential tools from user research and roadmap decisions through production React and Rails work.

  • Owned the deployment platform across ASG, Kubernetes, and Capistrano workflows.
  • Built self-service credential tooling for more than 80 teams and CI/CD patterns that cut new-service setup from days to hours.
  • Mentored engineers and raised accessibility, performance, and design-system standards across internal tools.

Associate DevOps / Release Engineer → Senior Associate Developer

Aug 2018—May 2021

Early in my career, I led conversations with business and engineering leaders around an org-wide release project.

I built the tools, release workflows, and rollout plans—then worked directly with teams to make sure they were useful.

  • Built a code-test finder that saved developers about three hours a week.
  • Cut release timelines by 50% by rebuilding CI/CD and release workflows with CircleCI, Docker, and Git Flow.
  • Built incident-response and deployment tooling, then drove adoption through demos, documentation, and hands-on pairing.

Things I’ve worked with

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • Ruby on Rails
  • Elixir / Phoenix
  • Python
  • Swift
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS
  • AI agents & evals
  • CI/CD

Education

Santa Clara University BS Computer Science · Studio Art minor (Graphic Design) 2018

Campus work · Sophomore—senior year

  • Student Ambassador (campus tour guide)
  • IT Technician

Public project archive

Apps, maps, and small experiments I’ve made outside work.

2026Alive StillA daily safety check-in for people who live alone.
2025—Chicks of NYCA map and ranking of chicken wings we actually ate.
2026Citi Bike WrappedA personal year in review for your Citi Bike rides. About three weeks after I posted mine on Reddit, Citi Bike released its own in-app recap.
2024wimdyChecks the weather against what you actually want to do outside.
2024Roast My FriendA joke that escaped the group chat.
2022—blumblumblumMy hand-rolled version of Linktree, Beacons, and lnk.bio.
2021 - ongoingPhoto archiveTravel photographs from a period when I carried a much bigger camera.