A timeline of my work.
Six companies, over ten years, a lot of late nights. Follow the line.
- — Present

Owner
Agents team · Owner Agent
Building Owner Agent.
I lead the Agents team at Owner building Owner Agent.
- — 2025
ServiceBell
Founder & CEO
Live video chat for the websites people actually buy on.
Started ServiceBell in 2020 to put a real human one click away on every website. Grew it from a single line of code to a product used by hundreds of B2B companies, raised institutional funding, hired the team, and ran the company end-to-end across product, engineering, sales, and GTM until 2025.
- — 2022

Onedesk
Co-Founder
Commercial cleaning services, for the 21st century.
Co-founded Onedesk to drag commercial cleaning out of the fax-and-clipboard era. Built the technology stack (booking, dispatch, and operations software) that lets office managers schedule and manage recurring cleaning the way they would any other SaaS.
- — 2021

Grant.io
Founder · Consulting for the Zcash Foundation
Consulting-oriented work building public-goods funding for blockchain ecosystems.
Grant.io was a consulting practice I ran in partnership with the Zcash Foundation, designing and operating community-funded grant programs for protocol-level work. We built the platform and ran the rounds that paid contributors building Zcash's public-goods software.
- — 2018

MyEtherWallet
CTO
First non-founder employee at the #1 Ethereum wallet.
Joined MEW as the first non-founder hire, brought on to eventually replace the technical co-founder. Scaled the team and infrastructure with MEW to the point where, at one peak, roughly 50% of all Ethereum transactions were routed through our nodes. Never hacked, although at one point BGP itself was hijacked to target MEW users.
- — 2017

Skykit
Software Engineer
Digital signage, born in the cloud.
First engineering job out of high school. Helped build the cloud platform powering digital signage screens deployed across thousands of locations: Chrome OS device management, content scheduling, and the dashboards that kept it all running.