I am a Senior Solutions Architect at Perficient. I lead frontend architecture and AI development for my business unit, across engagements in grocery, healthcare, insurance, energy and manufacturing. My background spans .NET and SQL Server, React and TypeScript, design systems and development team leadership. I have written both ends of nearly everything I have shipped.

Architecture, development and team leadership

Platform architecture

For a global commercial vehicle manufacturer, I built a digital platform in Next.js, React and TypeScript through a corporate rebrand. For a national healthcare provider, I built the frontend infrastructure, including the build and deployment pipelines, testing strategy and monitoring.

Commerce and design systems

At a national grocery chain, I led the central team that built and ran the design system, then led the corporate site rewrite onto it. On the same property I co-led the order-ahead commerce team of twelve developers and worked on the dedicated performance team.

Healthcare applications

Before Perficient, I was the UI lead for the Medicare and Medigap online sales teams at Priority Health, working on shopping, quoting and enrollment applications.

.NET platform and engineering leadership

At 2G TechWorks I co-owned the company and ran engineering for twelve years, with a development team that grew to eight. I built the multi-tenant .NET platform behind more than 100 client sites and served as the primary SQL Server DBA, including tuning, maintenance and backups.

Agentic development tooling

On my current engagement at Perficient, I built a library of sixteen agentic skills covering planning, component development, review and release work. The library is now rolling out across my business unit.

What the tools cover

On my current engagement at Perficient, I built a library of sixteen agentic skills. The tools plan and estimate work from Azure DevOps and Figma, build components, review code, prepare pull requests, document the work and support releases. I wrote the MCP servers behind the Figma-to-code pipeline, which produces typed, tested React.

About a third of the skills help a person verify the output. One stands up a real page with the rendering in place. Another drives the Sitecore editor directly to check the authoring experience. The library is now rolling out across my business unit.

This work is part of rebuilding an energy utility's public site and customer action center, including migration of more than seventy legacy forms.

Workflow coverage

  1. Plan and estimate

    Azure DevOps + Figma

  2. Build components

    MCP servers + React

  3. Verify the output

    Rendered page + Sitecore

Selected skills

plan-workbuild-componentcreate-demo-pagecode-reviewsitecore-pagesverify-work
  1. 2020 to present

    Perficient

    Senior Solutions Architect

    Frontend architecture and AI development for the business unit.

  2. 2019 to 2020

    Dealership Advantage

    Senior Software Engineer

    Dealership management software on .NET.

  3. 2015 to 2019

    Spectrum Health

    Lead Application Development Analyst

    UI lead for the Medicare and Medigap online sales teams at Priority Health.

  4. 2014 to present

    LDA Development Company

    Owner

    Hosting and supporting a few long-standing clients, alongside full-time employment.

Earlier engineering leadership
  1. 2002 to 2014

    2G TechWorks

    Co-owner and head of software development

    Built a multi-tenant .NET content platform serving more than 100 client sites, and was the production DBA.

Frontend
TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Next.js, Vue, CSS
Platforms
Design systems, component libraries, Sitecore and content authoring
Backend
.NET, SQL Server, stored procedures and database operations
Delivery
Performance, WCAG AA accessibility, build pipelines, testing and monitoring
AI tooling
MCP servers, agentic skills and the ChatGPT API

Test this page

Run Lighthouse, navigate with the keyboard and check the page at 400% zoom. The build records its asset sizes, and the test page explains the implementation and the checks that need a person.

Inspect the build and testing details

For an interactive product, visit gameca.st, a site I co-own. The measurements here describe this personal site.