Finding Place.

Over the past ten years, I've chased down unique opportunities all over the world. This has lead me to work in Bangladesh, Mexico, Scotland, The Netherlands and many parts of the US. During that time, I lived in train cars, skyscrapers, tents, trucks, a warehouse and a log cabin. I've fought wildfire, designed aquaponic domes, labored on farms, tracked invasive species and even trained Llamas.

I've learned to expect the unexpected and that it's from the, often neglected, nitty gritty details that the most beautiful insights emerge. My greatest job is drawing out those findings, connecting the dots, communicating these to people and building beautiful projects and products from them.

During these travels I've worked for dozens of companies, NGOs and projects. Here are a few that I'm really proud of.

Marsh Restoration

Restoring marshes in SF bay through invasive species control and native species introduction.

Bangladesh Textile Research

Researching weaving and textile processes in SE Bangladesh. These indigenous weavers had the most amazing natural fabrics. I started a company that supports their traditional way of life through purchasing these textiles and selling them in the US.

Aquaponic Dome

Fish, Food and Energy production under one roof! I had a wonderful time working with Pacific Domes in Ashland, Oregon to develop replicable prototypes and implementing them in Oregon and Arizona.