Most of my career has been spent owning more than just the code. That means selecting the architecture, building the CI/CD pipeline, defining the code review standards, and making sure the next engineer on the codebase can actually move fast without unraveling what came before.
I have shipped across enterprise staffing platforms, media publications, livestock marketplaces, building management systems, and e-commerce. Each project had different constraints, different teams, and different definitions of done. I have mentored junior developers through their first production pull requests, pushed back on product when a feature would hurt the experience, and made the call on when to refactor versus when to just ship it. The job is as much about judgment as it is about writing Swift.
What I care about most is the kind of iOS work that scales: architectures that are easy to test, pipelines that automate the tedious parts, and codebases that still make sense after a year of feature work by multiple people.
7+
Years in production iOS
20+
Apps on the App Store
60+
White-label builds shipped
5
Industries delivered to