Approach
How I run technology
Good IT leadership isn't buying the most sophisticated tool available. It's making responsible investments that produce the best outcome for the business — and then proving it with data.
I've spent my career on the operational side of technology, where the work is judged by whether people can do their jobs. That's shaped how I lead: start from the actual business problem, weigh real options against reliability, security, user experience, and cost, then commit and measure. I care as much about the ticket that never got filed as the one that got resolved fast.
The other half of the job is people. I've led global and remote teams from five to ten engineers, built performance scorecards that connect individual work to company KPIs, and grown Tier 1 technicians into engineers. My strongest signal as a manager is that the systems keep running after I hand them off.