I build AI software and the computers it runs on, and I'm the one who sells it. I write and record my own music. I film performers. And I run all of it by three rules: love over fear, show the receipts, build it and then show it.
Each one has its own page. You only need the one you came for.
I build AI systems and I sell them. Ten years of deals with Tesla, Lockheed Martin and the Department of Defense, and a full set of AI apps I built myself. Companies hire me to do both jobs at once.
Résumé, demos, book a call →Software that does your busywork for you, in your own voice. It reads your email and calendar, learns how you write, then finds the right people, writes to them, and keeps your day on track. You approve everything before it goes out.
See how it works →We build and install the powerful computers that run AI, for schools, government and companies. Partners with Dell, Intel and Lenovo. Started in 2019.
See the hardware →My first album, THE EVIDENCE. Twelve songs. Music from a real life.
First release soonVideo and photos for actors, musicians and dancers: reels, audition tapes, live shows, behind the scenes. Wherever I am that week, mostly California. Audition tapes from $250.
Book a shoot →Essays and talks about how I see things. The first one is called I rise on the evidence.
Read the latest →Turn a long video into short clips that are ready to post, captions included. I built it because I needed it.
Try it →Ask a question and get my answer, in my own words.
Coming soonThe short version, and where I am this month.
Selling corn from a roadside stand at five. Taking apart my father's computer at eight. An engineering degree in Las Cruces. The desert still feels like home.
Selling technology to Tesla, Lockheed Martin and Intuitive Surgical, then to the military. I learned to explain complicated things in plain words.
Started my own company, Emerging Technology Group, in 2019. Farmers markets, slower mornings, a weekly business group I helped build. Then the itch to build something bigger.
Dana Point, Huntington Beach, Oceanside. This is where I built LeadFuel.
Five years in a row. One week a year in the desert with nothing to prove and a camera in my hand. It feels like home.
No fixed address, on purpose. The Bay Area, the coast, Los Angeles, and wherever the work is. A camera, a company, and an album on the way.
Goleta, California. Heading south to Los Angeles.
My AI caters to me. Not the other way around.
The goals I'm working on and the places I keep coming back to.
Becoming the person actors, dancers and musicians call when they need video. Show up with the camera. Let the work make the friendship.
Sunrise dance parties, no alcohol, a few hundred strangers before work. The most alive I feel all week.
The weekly business group I helped build. Still running every Thursday. When I'm up north, that's where I am.
Five in a row and counting. There's a song I still owe the desert. It gets written out there.
Work, music, a video shoot, or just a question. One email, one calendar.