More than a decade of shipped things

Team products are credited as team products — every page below says exactly what I built.

The proof — all of it

Inside the reconstructed burial chamber of King Tutankhamun: the gilded sarcophagus sunk into a stone plinth, surrounded by wall paintings and hieroglyphs

Discovr — VR field trips

2015 — 2016 · Discovr Labs

Immersive VR field trips for classrooms — King Tutankhamun's tomb, ancient Rome, and the human body — at a Forbes-profiled VR education startup.

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NYT VR's The Daily 360 menu in-headset: a row of story tiles floating over a 360° prairie at dusk, captioned 'Journalism by The New York Times. Technology by Samsung.'

360° video apps for NYT & Discovery

2016 — 2018 · Secret Location

The apps behind the first wave of 360° journalism — NYT VR, Discovery VR, and more — on iOS, Android, and Google Daydream.

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The Vusr Venue station: a slim black kiosk with game artwork glowing on its screen, controllers on the shelf, and a docked headset

Vusr Venue — VR arcade management

2018 — 2020 · Secret Location

One employee running an entire VR arcade: real-time control of every station, the content on it, and the hardware underneath.

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Vusr Stage — motion-platform VR with D-BOX

2018 · Secret Location

Location-based VR on D-BOX motion platforms — demoed at IAAPA Expo 2018 running four-player Eagle Flight multiplayer, controlled from a tablet.

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simia.ai — interactive 3D shorts

Freelance · Transitional Forms

An iOS app generating interactive 3D shorts, accepted into Google for Startups — I built the Django backend and the Render infrastructure behind it.

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InvolveXR running in a web browser: a live clinical scenario with a patient in a hospital bed, next to a vitals monitor and an EMR panel — captioned 'No headset. No app. Just a browser.'

InvolveXR — VR clinical simulation

2021 — Present · Lumeto

Lumeto's VR clinical-simulation platform, in market worldwide in six languages — I've run its DevOps and infrastructure for five years.

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GroomyPet homepage hero: a video still of a cat and a beagle in a pastel pet play area under the headline 'Your Pets Whole World, Understood', with a Book Appointment button

GroomyPet — e-commerce & vet-platform integrations

Freelance · Nexera

Not just a website: a storefront built for a pet-care brand in Abu Dhabi, wired into ezyVet, Network International payments, and a custom Xero sync that carries the data the built-in integration drops.

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Brand sites & the move off WordPress

Freelance · Nexera

Simple, good-looking brand sites for Nexera's clients — and the migration of the company's WordPress-on-VM portfolio to Next.js on Vercel.

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Work with me

If you want one senior engineer who ships the whole product — design to deploy — tell me what you need.